Little Guy

Little Guy Records was founded in 2001 by producer and musician Alex Turner in San Francisco, California. Initially focused on indie rock and folk, the label quickly gained recognition for its eclectic roster and commitment to supporting emerging artists. Throughout the 2000s, Little Guy expanded its genres to include electronic, pop, and experimental music, showcasing a diverse array of talent. Notable artists associated with the label include singer-songwriter Mia Chen, whose album "Whispers" received critical acclaim, and the electronic duo Echo Pulse, known for their innovative soundscapes. The label's emphasis on artistic freedom and community engagement helped foster a loyal fanbase. In the 2010s, Little Guy transitioned to digital distribution, adapting to the changing music landscape. Its legacy lies in its role as a platform for independent musicians and its influence on the indie music scene, promoting creativity and diversity within the industry.