A classic and prolific 1980s electro, freestyle, rap, and disco label run by Henry Stone, Sunnyview formed when Stone's legendary label T.K. Records was acquired by Morris Levy's Roulette Records empire. Although labels boast a New York address, Sunnyview's productions heavily reflected the Florida scene and often picked up independent Miami releases for larger release. Nevertheless the label is arguably best known for its hits by the Brooklyn electro act Newcleus.
Also notable for reissuing T.K. 12" singles under a "Classics" imprint, Sunnyview was acquired along with the T.K. catalog by the EMI-Rhino partnership that bought Roulette Records in 1989.
The catalogue is owned now by Warner Music Group.