All Around The World is a British record label founded in Blackburn, Lancashire, in 1991 by Cris Nuttall and Matt Cadman. It grew out of the northern rave scene, starting with dance records before moving into commercial pop and club music, with drum and bass among the styles it later put out.
During the 1990s the label developed acts such as Love Decade, Bus Stop and N-Trance, whose "Set You Free" reached number two on the UK singles chart after its 1995 release. Cascada, Scooter and N-Dubz led the roster in the 2000s, and by 2011 the label counted more than 40 UK Top 10 singles along with platinum albums.
With Universal Music TV it launched the Clubland compilations, the first of which came out in 2002, and in 2011 Nuttall and Cadman became joint managing directors of Universal Music TV. TC's drum and bass single "Everything For A Reason" came out on the label in 2014. The founders sold All Around The World and the Clubland brand to Universal Music in 2017, and the label name was retired in 2021.
