Studio Girl

Studio Girl Records was founded in 1978 by producer and entrepreneur Lisa Hartman in Los Angeles, California. Initially focused on pop and rock music, the label quickly gained recognition for its innovative approach to artist development and production. Throughout the 1980s, Studio Girl expanded its roster to include a diverse array of genres, such as new wave, R&B, and alternative rock, attracting notable artists like the synth-pop group Neon Dreams and the soulful singer-songwriter Maxine Rivers. In the 1990s, the label adapted to the changing music landscape by embracing emerging genres like grunge and hip-hop, signing influential acts that contributed to its reputation. By the early 2000s, Studio Girl had established itself as a respected independent label, known for fostering creative freedom and artistic integrity. Its legacy includes a commitment to nurturing talent and a diverse catalog that reflects the evolution of contemporary music. Studio Girl continues to operate, promoting new artists while celebrating its rich history.