Label - robin@tiergartenrecords.com

After the RobinPlaysChords' album Teardrop Girl-Star LP finally saw the light of day in 2017, Robin Jax opened up. Support slots with the likes of Alabaster dePlume, Thomas Truax and Madonnatron; a musical role in Room Art's Incidental; singing in a choir alongside Wolfgang Buttress' BE Music (and 50,000 bees) in Coventry Cathedral; the launch of The Companions with musician/author Amber Bird - a relatively hyperactive burst of activity for someone whose studio debut took six years to complete. The 2019 single Miroslava, a self-described "Anglo-Ukrainian love song", was released on 28th June 2019 via Robin's own label Tiergarten Records. Robin has recently been interviewed by The Guardian relating to experiences of access for autistic people within the music industry, and is affiliated to Attitude is Everything's Next Stage artist programme.

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They have played some live shows in this city, but want to meet people from other cities, in order that they can come and blow into tubes when they play live. Lets keep pop music alive by getting it out of that dress and into a sweater.

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Specializing in quality roots and Americana music since 1978.

Tiergarten Records was set up by Robin Jax, an autistic musician from Warwickshire, UK. Originally launched to showcase his own music, with his album Teardrop Girl-Star LP – released under his solo alias RobinPlaysChords – being the label’s first release, the mission of Tiergarten has now expanded to be a home for neurodiverse musicians of all backgrounds. The label releases music in digital and physical formats, the latter in small quantities with a focus on unique, high quality packaging.

"Christopher Riggs doesn’t just play the electric guitar. They deconstruct it. They strip it down to its most fundamental elements. Forget scales, arpeggios, and even standard tunings—keys and harmonies are myths, anyway. Riggs eschews these things entirely, instead dragging their guitar to the brink and inviting us to hear the results." - Chicago Reader

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