Phonodisque

Phonodisque is a French record label founded in 1964 by the music producer and entrepreneur, Jean-Pierre Alarcen. Initially focused on classical music, the label expanded its catalog to include a diverse range of genres, including jazz, pop, and world music. In the 1970s and 1980s, Phonodisque gained prominence for its innovative approach to music production and distribution, collaborating with notable artists such as the jazz pianist Michel Petrucciani and the folk singer-songwriter Maxime Le Forestier. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, the label continued to evolve, emphasizing digital releases and adapting to changing industry trends. Phonodisque is recognized for its commitment to artistic integrity and quality recordings, contributing significantly to the French music landscape. Its legacy includes a rich catalog that reflects the diversity of contemporary music, influencing both artists and listeners alike. Today, Phonodisque remains an important player in the independent music scene.