Faith

Faith Records, founded in 1987 by British producer and musician Ian Brown, emerged as a significant label in the independent music scene. Initially focused on alternative rock and indie pop, it gained prominence in the 1990s, particularly with the rise of Britpop. The label was home to notable artists such as The Verve, who achieved critical acclaim with their album "Urban Hymns," and the band Ocean Colour Scene, known for their blend of rock and pop. Throughout the 2000s, Faith Records diversified its roster, incorporating genres like electronic and folk. The label's commitment to artistic integrity and innovation helped it maintain a loyal following. While it faced challenges in the evolving music industry, its legacy endures through its contributions to the British music landscape and the successful careers of its artists. Faith Records remains a symbol of the vibrant independent music movement of its time.