Times Square

Times Square Records, founded in the late 1970s in New York City, emerged as a significant player in the disco and dance music scenes. Initially focused on promoting local talent, the label quickly gained recognition for its vibrant roster, which included artists like The Village People and Gloria Gaynor. During the 1980s, Times Square expanded its reach by diversifying into genres such as hip-hop and electronic music, reflecting the evolving soundscape of the era. The label became known for its innovative marketing strategies and iconic album artwork, contributing to the visual identity of the disco culture. Despite facing challenges in the 1990s due to changing musical trends, Times Square Records maintained a presence in the industry by adapting to new styles and artists. Its legacy endures through its influence on dance music and its role in shaping the nightlife culture of New York City, making it a notable entity in the history of American music.