Platz für Tanz - electronic music label, founded in 2007 in Riga. Home for international VA vinyl releases and DEBOSCH party series.

KĀDAS DOMAS - slow music label for Latvian artists (ambient, experimental, downtempo ++).
 
TĀDA GAITA - dance electronica label for Latvian artists (techno, house, electro, breaks, dark disco ++).

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Brothers Moving is a danish band with roots as street performers in New York City. The group is made by mixing genres and singing in both English and Danish, and their musical style is inspired by blues, funk, reggae, folk and early rock and roll. Upon their formation a street band, Brothers Moving has since developed into becoming a touring act, performing in venues and at festivals around the world.

Brothers Moving’s self-titled debut-album was released in 2012. Their sophomore album, 'Autonomy', was released in 2018. Over the past years Brothers Moving has released several singles and EPs, including their rendition of Cab Calloway's 'Minnie The Moocher' as well as a live double-single titled 'Tea Room Sessions'. In 2022 the group released two EPs titled 'Choppin'' and 'Pickin''. The final EP to conclude an EP-trilogy goes by the name 'Strummin'' and was released on January 12th 2024.

Vinyl DJ. I mean I spinning real vinyl records (no serato etc,). Most of mixes there are live recordings of my performances. Feel the music from vinyl grooves even if it's transformed digital. Records are there - from 7inch, 10 inch, 12 inch singles and albums on 33 rpm and 45 rpm! Contact: mareks.ameriks@gmail.com

High-Tech Minimal
be serious!

In 2024, the single "Gravity" went gold in Mexico.

Latvian synth muzik from soviet times til capitalismus,,,

The Cathouse Radio is an Estonian blues band from Tartu, formed in 2013 by Alar Kriisa, former lead vocalist and harmonica player with internationally acclaimed band Bullfrog Brown, and guitarist Vilho Meier, who had previously played with Jimmie "Bluesman" Lawson and paid his dues performing with major Estonian bands and artists.The band’s line-up also includes bassist Madis Fuchs and drummer Andres Mikk. Like people say "It's another serious blues machine coming from Tartu".

The Music of The Cathouse Radio is firmly rooted in the blues with little hints of New Orleans And Chicago blues, Americana, Country, rock and punk. Tempered with a specific tone of Alar’s driving harmonica and a "razor blades for breakfast" kind of voice, Vilho’s aggressive and powerful style guitar, Madis’s  bass and Andres’s groovy drums. To quote the legendary Estonian radio personality Koit Raudsepp: "It's pure, raw and slightly dirty..."
The idea to form a band came at Augustibluus Festival in Haapsalu. Vilho himself describes it like this: "All of us know each other for a long time, but a clear vision, that now it’s time to get together as a group came to us suddenly. It seemed even strange why haven’t we done it already. We come from the same town, we all are blues fans and look at the things pretty much the same way”.

"Here's one thing  that can happen, when you get intoxicated at your local blues festival, and you won't even regret it in the morning", says Alar :)

Cathouse Radio played their first show in March 2013. Our First single "Next Big Thing" was released in 2013 and received good reviews and got airplay in Estonia and UK. Meanwhile, the band kept touring. Playing in small clubs, really small clubs (I mean, You won't Believe), bigger venues and festivals like Bliuzo Naktys, Augustibluus, Pärnu Bluusipäevad, Emajõe Bluus and the 25th Anniversary of Tartu Levimuusikapäevad.
On December 17, 2014, The Cathouse Radio released its first album, "It's Gonna Be a Long Ride". The album was recorded at Slim Music Studio in Tartu.

The band returned to the studio after a small break and in 2019 started working on their second album. Shortly after they released a single "It's Gonna Be a Long Ride".

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