Big Peach

Big Peach Records, founded in 1992 in Atlanta, Georgia, emerged as a notable independent label within the Southern rock and alternative music scenes. Established by music enthusiasts who sought to promote regional talent, the label gained traction in the mid-1990s, focusing on a diverse array of genres, including rock, country, and Americana. Key artists associated with Big Peach include the influential Southern rock band The Georgia Satellites and alternative acts like The Black Crowes. The label played a significant role in the Southern rock revival, helping to bridge the gap between traditional sounds and contemporary influences. Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, Big Peach continued to support emerging artists, fostering a community-oriented approach to music production. Although it faced challenges in the evolving music industry landscape, Big Peach's legacy endures through its contributions to the Southern music scene and its commitment to independent artistry.