San Jacinto

San Jacinto Records, founded in the early 1970s in Houston, Texas, emerged as a prominent label in the regional music scene, particularly known for its contributions to country, folk, and rock genres. Established by a group of local musicians and producers, the label aimed to promote Texas talent and preserve the state's rich musical heritage. During the late 1970s and 1980s, San Jacinto gained recognition for signing influential artists such as Townes Van Zandt and K.T. Oslin, who helped shape the Americana and country music landscapes. The label's commitment to authentic storytelling and regional sounds resonated with audiences, fostering a loyal fan base. While its prominence waned in the 1990s, San Jacinto's legacy endures through its catalog, which continues to influence contemporary artists. The label is remembered for its role in highlighting Texas music and supporting the careers of musicians who would later achieve national acclaim.