AHS Record Labels

Kidz Bop

Kidz Bop was founded in 2001 by Razor & Tie co-founders Cliff Chenfeld and Craig Balsam to fill a gap in the market for safe, kid-friendly pop music. They aimed to provide modern hits with adjusted, clean lyrics sung by children rather than adults . The franchise has sold over 24 million albums since its inception .

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift started her career by moving to Nashville at age 14 to pursue country music, becoming the youngest artist signed by Sony/ATV Tree Publishing in 2004. She later signed with Big Machine Records to release her self-titled debut album in 2006, featuring hits like "Tim McGraw," which she penned while focusing on songwriting and performing.

Disney Hits

"Disney Hits" originated from the company's long legacy of musical success, starting with the first original song "Minnie's Yoohoo" in 1929 and the trailblazing Snow White soundtrack in 1937 . It evolved from licensing music to third parties into a powerhouse, culminating in the creation of Disneyland Records (now Disney Music Group) in 1956. Today, "Disney Hits" is a prominent branding for curated collections of these popular tracks, solidified by a SiriusXM channel launched in 2021 .

Josh Turner

Josh Turner started his country music career in the early 2000s, rising from a church-singing background in South Carolina to stardom via a distinct bass-baritone voice . After moving to Nashville to attend Belmont University, he made his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2001, where a standing ovation for his song "Long Black Train" launched his career.

Rascal Flatts

Rascal Flatts formed in Nashville in 1999, blending pop-country sounds with vocal harmonies from Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus, and Joe Don Rooney . After starting as a duo, they added Rooney when he filled in for a gig, quickly earning a deal with Lyric Street Records after playing at Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar .

Luke Combs

Luke Combs started his country music career by building a grassroots following in North Carolina while attending Appalachian State University, where he went from playing local bars to releasing independent EPs. After moving to Nashville in 2014, his breakout single "Hurricane" (2015) led to a major record deal with Columbia Nashville and rapid, award-winning stardom .

Thomas Rhett

Thomas Rhett began his career as a Nashville songwriter before emerging as a country superstar, leveraging his background as the son of country singer Rhett Akins. After dropping out of Lipscomb University at 20, he signed a publishing deal, co-writing hits for artists like Jason Aldean before releasing his debut single, "Something to Do with My Hands," in 2012 .

Rihanna

Rihanna, born Robyn Rihanna Fenty in Barbados in 1988, started her career after being discovered at age 15 by producer Evan Rogers in 2003 while in her home country . She auditioned for Jay-Z, then-president of Def Jam Recordings, who signed her at 16 after being impressed by her performance of "Pon de Replay" . She quickly rose to stardom with her debut album in 2005 .

Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber started his career in 2007–2008 by posting singing covers on YouTube at age 12, gaining traction from a Stratford, Ontario talent competition. Scooter Braun, a talent agent, discovered him online, leading to a mentoring relationship with Usher and a 2008 signing with RBMG Records and Island Records.

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