Trillium

Trillium Records was founded in the early 1990s as an independent label focusing on diverse musical genres, including alternative rock, electronic, and folk. Established by a group of music enthusiasts, the label aimed to promote innovative artists outside the mainstream music industry. During the late 1990s and early 2000s, Trillium gained recognition for its roster of emerging artists, notably featuring bands like The Echoes and solo acts such as Sarah Lane, who contributed to the label's reputation for quality and creativity. In the mid-2000s, Trillium expanded its catalog to include more experimental sounds, embracing genres like ambient and post-rock. The label's commitment to artistic freedom and niche markets helped it develop a loyal fan base. Today, Trillium is remembered for its role in supporting independent music and fostering a community of artists who prioritize innovation over commercial success, leaving a lasting impact on the indie music scene.