Heirloom

Heirloom Records was founded in 1970 by music producer and entrepreneur David Sinclair in Los Angeles, California. Initially established to promote folk and acoustic music, the label quickly expanded its roster to include a diverse array of genres, such as rock, jazz, and electronic music. Notable artists associated with Heirloom include singer-songwriter Laura Bennett, jazz pianist Marcus Lee, and the experimental group Echoes of Time. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Heirloom gained recognition for its innovative approach to music production and artist development, fostering a reputation for quality over commercial success. The label played a significant role in the indie music scene, supporting emerging talents and contributing to the rise of alternative music. In the 2000s, Heirloom adapted to the digital age by embracing online distribution, ensuring its legacy continued. Today, the label is celebrated for its eclectic catalog and commitment to artistic integrity, influencing subsequent generations of independent musicians.