Brother

Brother Records, founded in 1966 by Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, emerged as a significant label during the height of the band's popularity. Initially established to provide creative control over their music, Brother Records became synonymous with the innovative sound of the California rock scene. The label's most notable era spanned the late 1960s to the early 1970s, coinciding with the release of seminal albums like "Pet Sounds" and "Smile," which showcased Wilson's pioneering production techniques. Key artists associated with Brother Records include The Beach Boys, as well as other acts like The Honeys and The Flames. The label primarily focused on rock and pop genres, reflecting the broader cultural shifts of the time. Despite its eventual decline in the late 1970s, Brother Records left a lasting legacy in music history, influencing countless artists and contributing to the evolution of studio production and album-oriented rock.