Todd

Todd Records was founded in 1969 by musician and producer Todd Rundgren in the United States. Initially launched as a platform for Rundgren's own music, the label quickly expanded to include a diverse roster of artists, reflecting various genres such as rock, pop, and progressive music. Notable artists associated with Todd Records include Rundgren himself, as well as bands like Utopia and the Nazz. Throughout the 1970s, the label became known for its innovative production techniques and eclectic sound, contributing to the evolution of the music industry during that era. Todd Records played a significant role in the development of the independent label movement, promoting artistic freedom and experimentation. Although it experienced fluctuations in prominence over the years, the label's commitment to artistic integrity has left a lasting impact on the music scene, influencing subsequent generations of musicians and independent labels.