- Country
- Finland
- Active
- from 1942 to 1975
- Comments
- Record label established in the early 1940s in Helsinki by Paavo Aarni and Rafael Ylkänen, two engineers from YLE, Finland's national broadcasting company. While the company Oy Rytmi Ab was established in November 1940 the first release was not produced until in 1942. Rytmi had its own studio and pressing plant, but the beginnings were not very successful, and it was purchased by Musiikki-Fazer in 1948. Activities were abandoned in the mid-1970s.
- Related labels
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Musiikki-Fazer Parent
Rytmi Neliapila Sublabel