[1] Artists signed by Dome Records include Beverley Knight, Hill St Soul, Dennis Taylor, Eric Roberson, Tortured Soul, Incognito, Brenda Russell, Rahsaan Patterson, Donnie, Angela Johnson, Martha Redbone, Carleen Anderson, George Duke, Full Flava and Don-E.[1] The label also issued Lulu's Independence album in 1993, with a title track that became particularly popular in Europe.
"I'm Back for More", a duet on the album with Lulu and Bobby Womack, became the label's first chart success.
[2] Dome Records is also the British label for the late American singer-songwriter Andrew Gold.
[2] Prior to starting Dome Records, Robinson had been an A&R person for the RCA, Chrysalis and CBS labels.
[2] The label's orientation towards urban black music commenced with the release of Beverley Knight's album, The B-Funk, in 1994.