La Compagnie

La Compagnie is a French record label founded in 1968 by the producer and musician Jean-Michel Jarre. Initially focused on electronic and experimental music, the label gained prominence in the 1970s and 1980s, coinciding with the rise of synthesizer-based genres. It became known for its innovative sound and artistic freedom, attracting a diverse roster of artists. Key figures associated with La Compagnie include influential musicians such as Pierre Henry, a pioneer of musique concrète, and various electronic artists who contributed to the genre's evolution. The label also ventured into pop and rock, showcasing a range of styles that reflected the changing musical landscape. Throughout its history, La Compagnie has maintained a reputation for nurturing avant-garde talent and promoting artistic experimentation. Its legacy endures in the continued influence of its artists on contemporary music, particularly within the realms of electronic and experimental genres.