American Motors

American Motors was a record label founded in the late 1960s, primarily known for its focus on rock and folk music. Established by a group of music enthusiasts, the label aimed to promote emerging artists during a transformative era in the music industry. In the 1970s, American Motors gained recognition for its roster of notable artists, including singer-songwriters and bands that contributed to the folk-rock and progressive rock movements. The label's most significant era was during the early 1970s when it released several critically acclaimed albums, helping to shape the sound of the time. Although it struggled to maintain commercial success in the late 1970s and eventually ceased operations, American Motors left a lasting legacy by supporting independent artists and influencing the development of alternative music scenes. Its contributions to the music landscape continue to be acknowledged by historians and enthusiasts alike.