EMI (Electric and Musical Industries)

EMI, which stands for Electric and Musical Industries, was a major British record label and entertainment company founded in 1931. It played a key role in producing and distributing music, including renowned artists like The Beatles and Pink Floyd. EMI expanded into electronics and technology, influencing both the music industry and consumer electronics markets. In 2012, EMI's music division was acquired by other companies, leading to its restructuring. Today, the EMI brand continues in various forms, but it is primarily recognized for its historical impact on the music industry and its innovations in recording and entertainment.