Little Teddy Recordings

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International Pop Underground since 1990

Little Teddy Recordings was founded in Munich in November 1990 by Andy Freiberger and Armin Kasper - originally as a platform for their band The Bartlebees. It quickly developed into an internationally networked indie label with a clear focus: pop outside the mainstream, driven by attitude, curiosity and a distinct DIY ethos.

The name "Little Teddy" goes back to a literary figure from the early 20th century - an imperfect, damaged bear. A deliberately chosen symbol for a scene that is never preppy, but always authentic.

Over the years, the label has demonstrated a keen sense for relevant debuts and independent artists. Early releases by acts such as Tullycraft, Liam Lynch, Stereo Total, The Wave Pictures, Pete and the Pirates and Ezra Furman & The Harpoons underline the claim to recognize and promote musical independence at an early stage.

With Little Teddy Music as its publishing arm, the label is consistently pursuing this approach - independent, internationally oriented and deeply rooted in an established network of pop underground culture.

Little Teddy Recordings is not a trend product, but a piece of pop history that has grown over decades.

LC 20743 - Distribution: Cargo

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