Dyecast

Dyecast Records was founded in 1997 by producer and musician Alex Turner in Los Angeles, California. Initially focused on alternative rock and indie pop, the label quickly gained recognition for its eclectic roster. In the early 2000s, Dyecast expanded its reach by signing notable artists such as The Shivering Hearts and Velvet Echo, who blended genres like shoegaze and post-punk revival. Throughout the mid-2000s, Dyecast began to explore electronic and experimental music, attracting artists like Synthwave Collective and Dreamstate. This era solidified the label's reputation for innovation and genre-crossing collaborations. In the 2010s, Dyecast continued to evolve, embracing digital distribution and promoting emerging artists through social media platforms. The label's commitment to artistic diversity and its ability to adapt to changing music landscapes have left a lasting legacy, influencing both independent labels and artists in the modern music scene.