Delphine Records
launched in Paris in 1971 and built on the creative and commercial talents of two men, Paul De Senneville and Olivier Toussaint, it's by definition a small company. Its musical policy has mainly centered around instrumentals, the emphasis firmly on melody. In spite of disco "repetitiveness" Delphine's policy of melody and romanticism has kept its sales growing. In 1979 turnover of $14,4 million is confidently projected by the company to double to around $28 million in 1980.