Boomtang

Boomtang Started Out In 1990 As A 12-Inch Label Putting Out Club Singles Into The U.K. The First Three Years Saw The Release Of Fifteen Records All Written And Produced By The Boys. By 1993 The Boomtang Records Mandate Had Expanded To Include Artist Development And The Team’s Focus Shifted To Producing Albums And Single For Talented Performers Other Than Themselves. Their Work On Camille’s Ebullient “Deeper Shade Of Love” Single Won A Juno Award In 1995 For Best Dance Recording While They Showed A Knack For Hopping Between Genres By Simultaneously Earning A Juno Nomination In The Best R&B/Soul Category For Their Production On Charlene Smith’s “Feel The Good Times”. One U.K. Reviewer Commenting On Sean Oliver’s Boomtang-Produced “Solitaire” Album Called Boomtang Records “the Best Black Record Label In Canada” – High Praise Indeed Leveled Mistakenly As It Was At A Couple Of Pasty White Boys. read less