Northridge

Northridge Records was founded in 1995 in Los Angeles, California, emerging as a prominent independent label focused on alternative rock and pop. Initially gaining traction in the late 1990s, Northridge became known for its eclectic roster, which included influential artists like The Moth & The Flame, and indie bands such as The Summer Set and The Maine. The label played a significant role in the pop-punk and emo resurgence of the early 2000s, releasing several successful albums that contributed to the genre's mainstream popularity. In the 2010s, Northridge expanded its catalog to include electronic and indie pop artists, reflecting evolving musical trends. The label's commitment to nurturing emerging talent and its distinctive sound helped it carve a niche in the competitive music industry. Today, Northridge is recognized for its contributions to the indie music scene and continues to support innovative artists, maintaining a legacy of artistic diversity and independence.