Blue Forge Records

While Blue Forge Press (books and comics) and Blue Forge Gaming (card games, role-playing games and computer games) were launched in 1989, Blue Forge Records was launched in 2011 alongside Blue Forge Films. Initially, Blue Forge Records exclusively existed to produce the soundtrack companions to our films and shows but then founder Jennifer DiMarco took the leap and produced her own albums of harp music. When that first album of new music did well, Blue Forge Records followed it with three more harp collections and an EDM (electronic dance music) album. Finally in 2019, we opened our doors to emerging musicians and began signing a wide-range of music. As a traditional label with a twist (we're a nonprofit, after all) we don't allow our musicians to pay for venues or manufacturing costs. As a matter of fact, unless they want their own stock to sell on their own, musicians pay nothing for the concerts we host, the deluxe and basic albums we produce, the music videos we develop or anything else. ​