White Dove

White Dove Records was founded in 1970 by music producer and entrepreneur David L. Smith. Initially focused on folk and rock genres, the label gained prominence in the 1970s with the signing of notable artists such as singer-songwriter Laura H. and the folk-rock band The Meadowlarks. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, White Dove expanded its catalog to include a diverse range of genres, including country, blues, and alternative rock, which helped it maintain relevance in a rapidly changing music industry. The label's commitment to artist development and creative freedom attracted a roster of influential musicians, including the acclaimed blues guitarist Johnny Ray and the indie rock group Echoes of Dawn. In the 2000s, White Dove embraced digital distribution, ensuring its legacy continued into the streaming era. Today, White Dove is recognized for its contributions to the music landscape and its role in nurturing emerging talent, leaving a lasting impact on independent music culture.