BB

BB Records was founded in 1965 by music producer and entrepreneur Bill Brown, initially focusing on rock and pop music. The label gained prominence in the 1970s with the rise of punk and new wave, signing influential bands such as The Riptides and The Electric Dolls. In the 1980s, BB expanded its roster to include emerging hip-hop artists, becoming a key player in the genre with acts like MC Blaze and DJ Spin. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, BB Records diversified its catalog, exploring genres such as alternative rock and electronic music, and signing notable artists like The Neon Lights and Synthwave Collective. The label's commitment to innovation and artist development solidified its reputation in the music industry. BB Records continues to operate today, maintaining a legacy of fostering diverse musical talent and adapting to changing industry trends, while celebrating its historical roots in rock and pop.