Centennial

Centennial Records was founded in 1970 by music producer and entrepreneur David H. Greene. Initially established to promote emerging rock and folk artists, the label quickly gained traction in the 1970s, signing notable acts such as The Silvertones and The New Dawn. Throughout the 1980s, Centennial expanded its roster to include a diverse range of genres, including punk, new wave, and jazz, reflecting the evolving musical landscape of the time. In the 1990s, the label embraced the burgeoning alternative and indie scenes, signing influential artists like The Echoes and The Urban Sound Collective. Centennial's commitment to artistic integrity and innovation helped it maintain a loyal following. Despite facing challenges in the digital age, the label adapted by embracing new distribution methods and continuing to support independent artists. Today, Centennial Records is recognized for its contributions to the music industry, fostering creativity and diversity across various genres. Its legacy endures through its influential catalog and the many artists it helped launch.