Steve Lacy's Oh Yeah? was released by which record label?
Answer
RCA Records
Answer
RCA Records
Steve Lacy’s Oh Yeah? was released by RCA Records.
The album continued Lacy’s relationship with RCA, which had also released Gemini Rights, his 2022 major-label breakthrough. Release listings may show the credit as L-M Records/RCA or describe RCA as the distributing or primary label, but RCA Records is the standard label answer used for the album.
Oh Yeah? followed Lacy’s rise from inventive solo demos and work with the Internet into a prominent alternative R&B career. Its campaign included singles such as “Nice Shoes,” and the record was presented as a stylistically broad project combining guitar-led writing, synthesizers, pop structures, and off-kilter R&B.
The main potential confusion is the presence of L-M Records in some catalog metadata. That does not make Def Jam Recordings, Columbia Records, or AWAL correct for this album. Those labels are associated with other artists or releases, whereas Oh Yeah? is identified in major listings and promotional material with RCA.
Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Sept. 2026