Big Ben

Big Ben Records was founded in the early 1960s in the United States, initially focusing on pop and rock music. The label gained prominence during the British Invasion, signing several notable artists who contributed to its reputation. Among its key acts were The Shadows and The Searchers, who helped define the sound of the era. In the 1970s, Big Ben expanded its catalog to include disco and funk, signing artists like The Trammps and Chic, which further solidified its place in the music industry. The label experienced fluctuations in popularity through the 1980s and 1990s, adapting to changing musical trends. Despite challenges, Big Ben Records maintained a legacy of influencing popular music through its diverse roster and commitment to emerging genres. The label is remembered for its contributions to the evolution of rock and pop, as well as its role in promoting artists who shaped the sound of their respective decades.