[{"n": "Amiga (record label)", "u": "/e/part-1/amiga-record-label/", "s": "The iconic East German label that became part of BMG and later Sony Music."}, {"n": "Balkanton", "u": "/e/part-1/balkanton/", "s": "State-owned Bulgarian record company from 1952, now reissuing digitally."}, {"n": "Diskos (record label)", "u": "/e/part-1/diskos-record-label/", "s": "Yugoslav state-owned label, from folk roots to rock pioneers."}, {"n": "EGREM", "u": "/e/part-1/egrem/", "s": "Cuba's national record label since 1964, home to the world's most extensive catalog of Cuban music."}, {"n": "Electrecord", "u": "/e/part-1/electrecord/", "s": "Romania's historic state-owned record label since 1932."}, {"n": "Jugodisk", "u": "/e/part-1/jugodisk/", "s": "Yugoslav record label founded 1968, renamed 1981, privatized 2003."}, {"n": "Jugoton", "u": "/e/part-1/jugoton/", "s": "Largest record label and store chain in former Yugoslavia."}, {"n": "Melodiya", "u": "/e/part-1/melodiya/", "s": "State-owned Soviet record label established in 1964."}, {"n": "PGP-RTB", "u": "/e/part-1/pgp-rtb/", "s": "Major state-owned record label of former Yugoslavia."}, {"n": "Pronit", "u": "/e/part-1/pronit/", "s": "Polish plastics factory turned iconic vinyl record label."}, {"n": "RTSH", "u": "/e/part-1/rtsh/", "s": "Albania's public broadcaster since 1938, serving domestic and diaspora audiences."}, {"n": "Supraphon", "u": "/e/part-1/supraphon/", "s": "Czech record label specializing in classical and popular music."}, {"n": "Suzy (record label)", "u": "/e/part-1/suzy-record-label/", "s": "Yugoslav record label that survived the breakup under its original name."}]