Carabine

Carabine Records was founded in the early 2000s, emerging as an independent label focused on promoting alternative and indie music. Established by a group of music enthusiasts in a small urban setting, the label aimed to provide a platform for emerging artists who often struggled to find mainstream representation. Throughout its history, Carabine became known for its eclectic roster, featuring key artists such as the indie rock band The Echoes, the folk singer-songwriter Lila Hart, and the experimental group Noise Theory. The label gained recognition during the late 2000s and early 2010s, a period marked by a resurgence of interest in vinyl and DIY music culture. Carabine's legacy lies in its commitment to artistic freedom and its role in nurturing diverse musical voices. While it remains a smaller player in the industry, the label has influenced the indie music scene and continues to support new talent across various genres, including rock, folk, and electronic music.