Scotti Bros

Scotti Bros. Records was founded in 1980 by brothers Joe and Scotti Brothers in New York City. Initially focused on rock and pop music, the label gained prominence in the 1980s with a diverse roster that included artists like the pop-rock band "The Outfield," and the country music duo "The Bellamy Brothers." The label also ventured into genres such as dance and hip-hop, notably releasing tracks from artists like "The Real McCoy." In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Scotti Bros. became known for its successful compilations and soundtracks, contributing to its visibility in the music industry. Despite its initial success, the label struggled to maintain its prominence in the late 1990s and eventually ceased operations. Its legacy includes a significant impact on the pop and country genres of the era, as well as a catalog that reflects the eclectic musical trends of the time.