Saddlestone

Saddlestone Records was founded in 1985 by music producer and entrepreneur Mark Reddington in Los Angeles, California. Initially focused on alternative rock, the label gained prominence in the 1990s with the rise of grunge and indie music, signing influential bands such as The Hollow Men and Echoes of Tomorrow. Throughout the 2000s, Saddlestone expanded its roster to include artists from various genres, including electronic, folk, and hip-hop, notably signing singer-songwriter Lila Grey and rapper Jax Blaze. The label became known for its artist-friendly contracts and innovative marketing strategies, which helped elevate the profiles of its musicians. In the 2010s, Saddlestone embraced digital distribution, adapting to the changing music landscape. Today, it is recognized for its commitment to artistic integrity and has maintained a diverse catalog that continues to influence emerging artists. Saddlestone's legacy lies in its role as a nurturing ground for creativity and its impact on the indie music scene.