Hot Biscuit Disc Co

Hot Biscuit Disc Co. was founded in the early 1970s by music producer and entrepreneur Joe "Biscuit" Johnson in New York City. The label initially focused on the burgeoning genres of funk and soul, quickly gaining a reputation for its innovative sound and eclectic roster. Throughout the late 1970s and into the 1980s, Hot Biscuit Disc Co. became known for promoting artists such as The Groove Collective and Soulful Harmony, who contributed to the label's distinct identity within the music scene. In the 1990s, the label expanded its focus to include hip-hop and R&B, fostering collaborations with emerging artists and producers. Despite facing challenges in the rapidly changing music industry, Hot Biscuit Disc Co. maintained a loyal fan base and continued to influence the genres it represented. Today, its legacy is marked by its role in shaping the sound of urban music and its commitment to artistic innovation, leaving a lasting impact on subsequent generations of musicians.