Caribou

Caribou Records, founded in 1970 by Canadian musician and producer Dan Snaith, emerged as a prominent independent label known for its eclectic roster and innovative sound. Initially focused on experimental and electronic music, Caribou gained recognition in the 2000s with Snaith's own project, Caribou, which blended elements of folk, electronic, and pop. The label has also showcased artists like Daphni and Manitoba, further diversifying its offerings. In the 2010s, Caribou Records expanded its influence by promoting a variety of genres, including indie rock and electronic dance music, while maintaining a commitment to artistic integrity. The label's legacy is marked by its support for boundary-pushing artists and its role in the evolution of contemporary music, contributing to the rise of the indie and electronic scenes. Caribou Records continues to be a significant player in the independent music landscape, championing innovative sounds and emerging talent.