Spectra Records

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Spectra Records Music Group.
Type Private
Industry Music
Founded 1997
Headquarters Southeast, USA
Parent Spectra Music Group
Website Spectra Records website

The Spectra Music Group is a United States music company founded in February 1997 comprising the independent record company Spectra Records—which is based in the United States and Canada.

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[edit] Labels and projects

Spectra Records is an American record label founded in 1997. Spectra Records was launched originally as a rock-music-only label in 1997. By 1998, the label's musical base was expanded to include all genres of music. In 2010, Spectra added the Spectra Jazz division to include a wide variety of jazz genres including traditional, bop, latin, and contemporary styles.

Spectra Records publishing company is Artceps Music. This was started in 1997 when the label was formed. Artceps Music is simply Spectra spelled backwards.

[edit] Musicians

Among its many acts, it currently includes Lou Gramm, T.Rex, Magni, Lullwater, Cutting Crew, Taj Weekes, Robbie Dupree, Transmission Fields, Down Theory, Kizzy Star, Paul Young and The Hitchers.

Some artists signed to Spectra Heritage label are Spanky and Our Gang, The Rip Chords, The Shirts, Tuff Darts, Nazz, The Shadows of Knight.

Some other Spectra artists include Wicked Jones, Steve Whalley, Brendan Keeley, Rock Star: Supernova's Magni Ásgeirsson, Orleans, Phil Jones, Transmission Fields, HalfBrother Sid, Eldorado, Los Musicos de Jose, S.M.O., Columbia, Liza Lee, Michelle Rounds, Matt Cusson, Champian Fulton, Chris Massey, Butch Thomas, Steve Barton, Gadwin, Grown Up Avenger Stuff, ShanyTown, Noughts and Exes and numerous others.

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