Orbit

Orbit Records was founded in 1960 by the producer and entrepreneur, John "Johnny" McCoy, in Los Angeles, California. Initially focusing on rock and pop music, the label gained prominence in the 1960s and 1970s, releasing influential records that captured the spirit of the era. Notable artists associated with Orbit included the psychedelic rock band The Electric Dreamers and pop singer-songwriter Lisa Hartman, both of whom contributed to the label's diverse catalog. Throughout the 1980s, Orbit expanded its reach into new wave and synth-pop genres, showcasing artists like The Neon Lights and The Future Sound Collective. Despite facing challenges in the 1990s, including shifts in the music industry, Orbit maintained a reputation for nurturing emerging talent. The label's legacy lies in its ability to adapt to changing musical landscapes while fostering creativity. Orbit Records remains a respected name in music history, remembered for its eclectic roster and contributions to various genres.