Earthshine Records was founded in 1995 by music producer and entrepreneur Alex Turner in Seattle, Washington. Initially focused on alternative rock and indie music, the label quickly gained recognition for its eclectic roster. The late 1990s marked a notable era for Earthshine, with the release of critically acclaimed albums from artists such as The Echoes and Luna's End, who blended elements of shoegaze and post-rock. In the early 2000s, Earthshine expanded its genre scope to include electronic and folk music, signing artists like synth-pop duo Neon Dreams and folk singer-songwriter Clara Voss. The label became known for its commitment to artistic integrity and innovative production techniques. Throughout its history, Earthshine has maintained a reputation for nurturing emerging talent and fostering creative collaborations. Its influence can be seen in the indie music scene, with many of its artists achieving commercial success and critical acclaim, solidifying Earthshine's legacy as a vital player in the independent music landscape.