Upside Records is an independent pop-dance record label run by the Upside Management company for their acts. The label has released records by girl group Clea such as the album, Trinity, and the singles "We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off", "Lucky Like That", "Stuck in the Middle"/"I Surrender", and most recently, "LoveShy".
Upside Records and Management was also the name of a US based label from 1986-88. The label was home to artists such as Arthur Russell, The Wygals, Fats Comet, Charles Brown and Maurice Sinclair, as well as artists such as The Woodentops, Jonathan Richman, Float Up CP and Vic Godard, who were licensed from the British label Rough Trade.
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