Noisia comprise Dutch producers Thijs, Nik and Martijn. Largely regarded as one of the most distinctive, powerful acts to emerge in bass music, their production techniques are referenced and praised across the entire electronic music scene. Their extensive body of work also includes the game Devil May Cry and the Foreign Beggars collaboration I Am Legion.

We love music. and we love to support artists and songs we believe in. So far we’ve been lucky enough to work with Gotye, Wolfgang Gartner, Morgan Page, Tommy Trash, Moguai, Hook N Sling, D.Ramirez, Will Bailey (Low Steppa), Prok & Fitch, Alex Kenji, Nom De Strip, Filthy Rich, Hatiras, Dave Winnel, Bass Kleph, Chris Arnott, Jimi fRew, & more!

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ELECTRO & NOISEY https://soundcloud.com/dirtyweekends
HIP-HOP  https://soundcloud.com/vacation-hip-hop
TRAP https://soundcloud.com/vacation-808
CHILL https://soundcloud.com/vacation-sloth

they tell me, a computer can do my job better than I can damn do it!

...the other green man.
Eclectic-electric-electronic-acoustic-ambient-downtempo-chillout-soundscape-sonics. Sofa-beats for armchair adventurers; a soundtrack to make life widescreen.

I'm also part of Rivermill Music: 
"Rivermill Music are an imaginative and creative production company specialising in soundtracks and scores for film, documentary, TV and radio.
We are a unique and versatile team of professional composers and musicians who are able to deliver, via our in-house team, a finished and broadcast ready product to your specifications."

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HomeSkillet Records is a grassroots record label with a focus on digital distribution. We have an eclectic group of artists under the label and we do whatever we can to help them achieve their goals. Our initial motto was, “Steal Our Music,” as we gave it all away for free. Then a lightbulb went off that we need to make a little bit of money to provide any kind of service at all to our musicians. Now our motto is probably something more like, “Help Feed Nova.”

HomeSkillet Records was founded in 2004 by Nicholas Galanin and George Huff. Both were going to school and living abroad when they began discussing the idea of taking what they had been experiencing in the Summers in Sitka, Alaska, and turning it into something more organized, a record label.

It was never intended to be a record label in a traditional sense, as both Nicholas and George were digitally saavy and the vision was more in line with distributing over internet than printing out CDs and touring.

In the first year Nicholas and George spent a lot of time talking about what they would like to do. Many conversations happened late at night over IM from England to New Zealand. Both having the same fondness for the community which raised them, it was only natural for the label’s home to reside in Sitka. Because of the plans to distribute over the web - the isolation from being in Sitka was looked at as incubation, and a chance for them to hone their skills with fellow HomeSkillet Records artists.

After the first Summer HSR officially had a couple of condenser microphones, a website, and a total of four artists living under the label. Silver Jackson recorded, “Meet You At 8″ for the first time in George’s parents basement and then it was put immediately on the web.  We had one million downloads in the first 72 hours.  And then we retired to a beach somewhere with blazing hot sun and free drinks.  After waking up we found ourselves in the dead of Winter with little to no traction for the label.

HSR has always described itself as a Summertime label - due only to the fact both Nicholas and George, as well as the rest of the HSR crew were always in Sitka in the Summer, and that’s when the most momentum was captured. After the second Summer HSR added three more bluesman to the roster, all while putting out two albums Silver Jacksons “Fools and Thieves,” and “Seal it in a Box,” a compilation of the first four HSR artists. 

 

Still Music is based in Chicago, IL, and is the brainchild of Jerome Derradji. Now in its seventh year, Still Music has been instrumental in the worldwide proliferation of some of America’s freshest underground dance music. From raw disco to beautiful, refined techno, and stopping at every tempo and mood between and beyond, Still Music and its sublabels Past Due and Love For Music have found room to include artists both established and new, releasing what can only be described as GOOD music. 

This is the natural way of working for Mr. Derradji, who moved to the US in 2000 and cut his teeth working with various record shops and electronic music distributors in Chicago. He decided to launch Still Music in 2004, with the inaugural release featuring Amp Fiddler from Detroit remixing Patchworks from France. With this template set, Still Music went on to release music from veteran dance producers such as Rick Wilhite and Gerald Mitchell, while also stretching out into other genres on Randolph’s “Lonely Eden” album and Seun Kuti’s political afrobeat on “Think Africa”. Still also dropped the In The Dark compilation, showcasing the then-emerging Detroit house sound and featuring the production debut of Keith Worthy, which was touted as Groove Magazine’s #1 release the month it came out. These credentials have earned Still Music “Label of the Month” status in XLR8R magazine and on leading dance music site Resident Advisor. 

Not satisfied with Still Music’s impressive breadth and depth, Jerome also launched two highly successful sublabels to compliment the main label. Past Due records is the place for long-forgotten independent disco and funk gems to be unearthed, reissued, and remixed by modern producers, bringing artists like DIT and Greyship Daviz into the spotlight they (wrongfully!) never achieved the first time around. Love For Music (also known as Stilove4music) is the label dedicated to more underground sounds, from disco edits to lo-fi house and techno madness.

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