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Delerium on Arista

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1996
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Delerium Featuring Sarah McLachlan · Arista Vinyl
2001
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Snap! · Arista Vinyl
1992
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Faithless · Arista Vinyl
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The KLF · Arista Vinyl
1991
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US label, formerly Bell Records. Arista was launched in November 1974 by Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., who purchased and renamed Bell, appointing Clive Davis as the label's president. Label Code: LC 3484 / LC 03484 According to Billboard Magazine, the label was named for the New York high school honor society. In 1979, the label's parent company, Arista Records, Inc. was acquired by… Read moreBertelsmann AG (parent of German label Ariola), and from 1983, was co-owned by RCA. The co-ownership continued until 1987, when Bertelsmann acquired full ownership once again. Through a series of mergers, the Arista label is now owned by Sony Music Entertainment. On September 26, 2011, the RCA Music Group was disbanded by Sony, and on October 7, Arista, alongside its subsidiary LaFace Records and sister labels, Jive and J Records, were all absorbed into RCA Records, bringing all of its artists to the RCA family. On July 17, 2018, Arista revived under the Sony Music banner, making it one of the four flagship labels under SME. Publishing: Arista Music Label designs: Up to 1976, labels had a light blue background and an A logo in white or black, with no TM next to it. In 1976, the TM was added as well as “Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws." In ’1977, the design kept the same form but with a black background and blue A with TM. In 1978, the design changed with a gradient background coloring from bluish to goldish, a 3-D A logo floating among smaller flat A labels. In 1979, the Arista along the left of the 3D logo was changed to Arista's custom font.. In January 1984, The purple and black label appeared, which lasted through the 1990s.

107 releases · 1991–2025

Sub-labels: Filth Records, Profile Records, Word Of Mouth, Rockin' Horse Records, 6 West Home Video, Moshed Recordings, Bell Records, Urgent Records, Arista Street, I-Spy Records, Arista Novus, Flashback Records

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