Audiograph

Audiograph was founded in 1951 by music producer and entrepreneur John Smith, initially focusing on classical and jazz recordings. The label gained prominence in the 1960s by expanding its catalog to include folk and rock music, aligning with the cultural shifts of the era. Notable artists associated with Audiograph include the influential folk musician Sarah Bright, jazz saxophonist Tom Reed, and rock band The Echoes, who achieved significant commercial success in the 1970s. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Audiograph diversified its offerings, embracing genres like electronic and world music, which helped it maintain relevance in a rapidly changing industry. The label's commitment to artistic integrity and innovative production techniques earned it a reputation for quality. Today, Audiograph is recognized for its contributions to music history, having shaped the careers of numerous artists and influencing various genres. Its legacy continues through reissues and collaborations that celebrate its rich catalog.