Lady Slipper

Lady Slipper Records was founded in 1996 by singer-songwriter and producer Anne Hills, initially as a platform to promote folk and acoustic music. The label gained prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s, focusing on artists who emphasized storytelling and traditional musical roots. Key artists associated with Lady Slipper include Hills herself, along with notable figures like Christine Lavin and John Gorka, who contributed to the label's reputation within the folk genre. Throughout its history, Lady Slipper has also embraced a variety of related genres, including Americana and singer-songwriter styles, fostering a community of musicians dedicated to lyrical depth and authenticity. The label's commitment to independent music has allowed it to maintain a loyal following, and its catalog continues to resonate with fans of folk and acoustic music. Lady Slipper Records is recognized for its role in supporting and promoting artists who prioritize artistic integrity over commercial success, solidifying its legacy in the independent music scene.