Since its formation, the label has released over fifty albums of original blues material. It has specialized in releases which pair experienced American blues musicians, such as Willie "Big Eyes" Smith and Curley Bridges, with Canadian musicians. The 2009 Electro-Fi release of "Ramblin' Son", by Julian Fauth, won the Juno Award for Blues Album of the Year, as did the 2004 Electro-Fi release of "Painkiller", by Morgan Davis. Galloway and Fraser co-produced "Ramblin' Son" with Fauth, with the album also mixed and co-engineered by Fraser. In addition, Fraser, who co-produced the "Painkiller" album with Davis, won the 2004 Maple Blues Award for Producer of the Year. An earlier release by Electro-Fi, "Blues Weather", by Fathead, won the 1999 Juno Award for Blues Album of the Year. A 2001 Electro-Fi release by Mel Brown and The Homewreckers, "Neck Bones &amp; Caviar", being Brown's debut record on the label, won the W.C. Handy Award for Comeback Album of the Year. The album was co-produced by Galloway and mixed by Fraser.