The Blue Note

The Blue Note is a legendary jazz record label founded in 1939 in New York City. It’s known for releasing influential jazz albums and nurturing talented artists like Miles Davis and John Coltrane. The name “Blue Note” also refers to a musical term describing a note played at a slightly lower pitch for expressive effect. The label played a key role in the development of modern jazz, emphasizing improvisation, innovation, and a soulful sound that deeply influenced music worldwide. Today, it remains a symbol of artistic excellence and a cornerstone of jazz history.