Télédisc

Télédisc was founded in 1965 in France by music producer and entrepreneur Claude François. Initially focused on promoting French pop music, the label gained prominence in the 1970s and 1980s, becoming a key player in the French music industry. It was known for its diverse catalog, which included genres such as chanson, rock, and disco. Notable artists associated with Télédisc include the iconic French singer Claude François himself, as well as other popular figures like Sheila and the band Les Musclés. The label was instrumental in the careers of many artists during the French yé-yé movement and beyond. Télédisc's legacy is marked by its contribution to the popularization of French music both domestically and internationally. Although it faced challenges in the evolving music landscape, its influence remains evident in the continued appreciation of its catalog and the artists it represented.