Paget Sound

Paget Sound was founded in the late 1960s by music producer and entrepreneur Mark Paget. Initially focused on rock and folk music, the label gained prominence during the 1970s, signing influential artists such as the progressive rock band Silver Tide and folk singer-songwriter Lila Hart. During the 1980s, Paget Sound expanded its roster to include new wave and synth-pop acts, reflecting the evolving musical landscape of the era. The label's commitment to artistic freedom allowed many of its artists to experiment with their sound, leading to critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. In the 1990s, Paget Sound diversified further by exploring alternative and indie genres, signing bands like The Echoes and The Urban Lights. Despite facing challenges in the digital age, Paget Sound has maintained a legacy as a nurturing ground for diverse musical talent, influencing subsequent generations of artists and contributing to the broader music industry.