Indigo

Indigo Records was founded in 1990 by a group of music enthusiasts in the United Kingdom, aiming to promote a diverse range of genres, particularly focusing on indie rock, alternative, and electronic music. The label gained prominence in the 1990s, during the rise of Britpop and alternative rock, signing notable artists such as The Verve, Radiohead, and Elastica. In the early 2000s, Indigo expanded its roster to include electronic and experimental artists, reflecting the evolving music landscape. This era saw collaborations with emerging talents, further solidifying its reputation as a platform for innovative sounds. Throughout its history, Indigo has been recognized for its commitment to artistic integrity and genre diversity, contributing significantly to the UK music scene. The label's legacy endures through its influential catalog and the continued success of its artists, making it a respected name in the music industry.