Hi-Lite

Hi-Lite Records, founded in 1981 by the influential producer and songwriter, David "Dave" M. Miller, emerged as a prominent label in the urban music scene. Initially focused on R&B and hip-hop, Hi-Lite gained recognition for its innovative sound and commitment to artist development. The label's notable era in the late 1980s and early 1990s saw the rise of key artists such as rapper MC Lyte and R&B group Intro, who contributed to its reputation for quality music. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Hi-Lite expanded its roster to include various genres, including gospel and contemporary Christian music, reflecting the evolving landscape of the music industry. The label's legacy is marked by its influence on the development of urban music and its role in launching the careers of several successful artists. Hi-Lite continues to operate, adapting to changes in the music market while maintaining its commitment to artistic integrity.