Intrepid Records was a Canadian independent record label founded[when?] in Toronto, Ontario. People associated with the label included founder Stuart Ravenhill and A&R rep Graham Stairs.
Artists who recorded for Intrepid included National Velvet, Rheostatics, Meryn Cadell, The Bookroom, Martha and the Muffins, Rail T.E.C., Squiddly, Stranger Than Fiction, Cottage Industry, and KCC & Dance Speak.
The label was best known, however, for two tribute albums: the 1991 Bruce Cockburn tribute Kick at the Darkness, featuring Barenaked Ladies' version of Cockburn's "Lovers in a Dangerous Time", and the 1992 Joni Mitchell tribute Back to the Garden. The label also released the soundtrack album for Bruce McDonald's film Highway 61.
Intrepid was distributed through Capitol/EMI Canada.
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