Denim

Denim Records, founded in 1993 by musician and producer John Smith, emerged as a prominent independent label in the UK music scene. Initially focused on alternative rock and Britpop, it gained traction in the mid-1990s with the rise of bands like The Denim Brothers and The Velvet Tones. The label became known for its eclectic roster, expanding into genres such as indie pop, electronic, and folk by the early 2000s. During the late 1990s, Denim Records played a crucial role in launching the careers of artists like Lucy Blue and The Electric Shadows, who received critical acclaim and commercial success. The label's commitment to artistic freedom fostered a diverse range of sounds, contributing to its reputation as a nurturing ground for emerging talent. As the music industry evolved, Denim adapted by embracing digital distribution and promoting its artists through online platforms. Today, it is recognized for its lasting impact on the independent music landscape and its dedication to supporting innovative.