Diadem

Diadem Records was founded in the early 1970s, emerging as a significant label in the Christian music scene. Established by the prominent producer and artist Larry Norman, Diadem aimed to provide a platform for contemporary Christian music, which was gaining traction during this period. The label became known for its diverse roster, featuring artists such as Randy Stonehill and the band Daniel Amos, who blended rock and pop with spiritual themes. Throughout the late 1970s and into the 1980s, Diadem expanded its influence, contributing to the burgeoning genre of Jesus music and later, Christian rock. The label's commitment to innovative sound and artistic integrity helped shape the landscape of Christian music. Although it faced challenges in the changing music industry and eventually diminished in prominence, Diadem's legacy endures, recognized for its role in elevating Christian artists and fostering a unique musical genre that continues to evolve today.