Electradisk

U.S. record label (1932-1934). Produced by the Radio-Victor Corporation of America as a forerunner to its popular Bluebird (3) budget label. RCA introduced 8" Electradisk pressings in July, 1932 and followed with standard 10" pressing soon thereafter. The earliest releases drew on masters recorded for RCA for exclusive issue on Electradisk, but later releases drew on RCA's Bluebird masters and earlier Victor material. The last Electradisk releases appeared in February, 1934.