Alamo Records (formerly Cold Heat Records) is an American record label founded in 2016 by music executive Todd Moscowitz. Based in New York City, the label began as a joint venture with Universal Music Group and later became part of Sony Music Entertainment, which acquired a majority stake in 2021.

The label has focused largely on hip-hop and contemporary pop artists and has developed commercially successful acts including Rod Wave and Lil Durk.

Following Moscowitz’s departure from 300 Entertainment, Moscowitz founded Cold Heat Records in 2016 as a joint venture with Universal Music Group and Interscope Records.

The label was later renamed Alamo Records as it expanded its roster and branding strategy.

During the late 2010s the label expanded its roster and gained commercial traction through streaming platforms and digital distribution. Artists associated with the label during this period included Lil Durk, Rod Wave, Smokepurpp, and Comethazine.

Several releases from the label’s roster achieved significant commercial success on the Billboard 200 and major streaming platforms, helping establish Alamo as an emerging hip-hop label during the streaming era.

In June 2021, Sony Music Entertainment acquired a majority stake in Alamo from Universal Music Group.

In 2022, reports indicated that Sony paid approximately $125 million for Universal's interest in the company, consolidating ownership within Sony Music.