Freddie Records granted Fandango USA album Class Act (1993) a platinum award, and in July 1994, Martinez unveiled the newly built multimillion-dollar headquarters of Freddie Records, which made the company the largest indie music label in Texas. Martinez expanded his label's reach with a promotional office in Hollywood and expanded his staff to over 30 employees. The newly built headquarters opened its doors in November 1994. The headquarters had an in-house recording studio, and most operations such as creating artwork, tape manufacturing, packaging, and shipment throughout the United States and Mexico were performed in-house, with CD manufacturing being the only operation done off-site. The company reported $2 million (1995 USD) in sales for 1994, and emphasized new and young talent. Ayala and Los Terribles del Norte, artists from Freddie Records, received a nomination for Best Mexican-American Album at the 1995 Grammy Awards, marking the first time Freddie Records' artists made the shortlist. Jaime y Loos Chamacos also received a gold award for Se Cansaron?... Otra and Como Te Llamas Paloma? in May 1995.
