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Love Rejoices, best recording of the year 2001--John Boyer, American Record Guide (Jan./Feb. 2002, p. 49)
- Founded in 1998 and named a derivative of Videmus
- Produced world premiere recording of William Grant Still’s Opera Highway One, USA, 2005. First opera of Still’s ever commercially recorded
- Produced two recordings devoted to the music of Women composers (Watch and Pray, 1994 and Ah love but a Day, 2000)
- Providing composers with recordings exclusively of their works: composers Leslie Adams (piano and song CDs), William Grant Still, George Walker, Donal Fox, and Richard Thompson
- Innovative recordings of composed jazz (Gone City, Donal Fox) and AB2 Journeys, 2005 release
- Recording sponsor of the Sphinx competition 2001-2003
- Produced our first orchestral CD 2001 (Shades of Bue), David Baker, Stephen Newby, Leslie Adams.
- Documenting cultures by producing recordings that chronicle established African American composers while introducing the works of new composers
- Collaborations with choral groups (VocalEssence and Our Own Thing), symphonies (Washington and Prague Radio), universities (St. Olaf University and North Carolina Central University) school systems (Pitt, and Wake in NC), other arts organizations (Mallarmé and Suzuki Association) and individual artists.
- Engaging, employing and exposing artists to new repertoire
- Increasing the documentation of American music and culture
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