BEC Recordings

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BEC Recordings
Parent company Tooth & Nail
Founded 1997
Founder Brandon Ebel
Genre Christian music
Country of origin USA
Official website becrecordings.com

BEC Recordings is a Christian rock record label that is a subsidiary of Tooth and Nail Records.

The label is home to many bands that, while falling under the Christian Rock/Contemporary umbrella, that also have a more adult sound to the music, as opposed to Tooth and Nail or its other subsidiaries Solid State Records and Uprok Records, which tend to be more focused on more of a Alternative Rock sound. BECs major artists include Falling Up, Kutless, and Jeremy Camp.

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As of December 4, 2007 the full list of BEC artists includes:

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