Forty Below Records
Independent record label
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Forty Below Records in an independent record label based in Los Angeles that promotes new blues, country, and soul music artists, along with issuing albums by established musicians from a variety of backgrounds. The label was founded by songwriter and producer Eric Corne, and began releasing albums in 2013.[3] Among the artists featured by the label are country singer Dale Watson,[7] blues veteran Charlie Musselwhite,[8] and blues-soul singer-songwriter Sugaray Rayford.[9] Late English blues pioneer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee John Mayall recorded his last five studio albums with Forty Below.[10]
| Forty Below Records | |
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| Founded | 2013[1][2] |
| Founder | Eric Corne[3] |
| Distributor | AMPED[4] |
| Genre | Blues, Americana, alt-country, soul[5] |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Location | Los Angeles[6] |
| Official website | fortybelowrecords |
Roster
- Bill Carter
- Chambers Deslauriers
- Charlie Musselwhite
- Dale Watson
- Dallas Burrow
- Danielle Nicole
- Dom Martin
- Eric Corne
- Freedy Johnston
- JD Simo & Luther Dickinson
- Jaime Wyatt
- Jake Shimabukuro & Mick Fleetwood
- Joe Louis Walker
- John Mayall
- J.P. Soars feat. Anne Harris
- KaiL Baxley
- Mike Finnigan
- Philip Sayce
- Sam Morrow
- Sara Petite
- Sugaray Rayford
- The Bacon Brothers
- The Claudettes
- The Doohickeys
- The HawtThorns
- Tony Holiday