Project Mooncircle

Project Mooncircle is an independent record label based in Berlin, Germany, focusing on organic and electronic music.[1]

Project Mooncircle
Founded2002
FounderGordon Gieseking
GenreExperimental hip hop, electronic, Electronica, Folk Music, Jazz, Drum and Bass, Breakbeat, Instrumental, Downtempo, Deep House, Techno, UK Garage
Country of originGermany
LocationBerlin
Official websiteprojectmooncircle.com

History

Project Mooncircle was founded in 2002 by Gordon Gieseking, as an offshoot of experimental electronic Miami label Beta Bodega.[2] In 2004 Gieseking formed a partnership with the vinyl and clothing mail-order company Hip Hop Vinyl, and when Beta Bodega ceased operations in 2005, Project Mooncircle became HHV.DE's official imprint.[3] Respectively in 2009 and 2010, Project Mooncircle took up two sub-labels, dub techno imprint Project Squared[4][5] and blog/label Finest Ego,[6] and in 2014 it was featured in the XLR8R readers poll on the best independent record labels, behind Ninja Tune and Warp Records.[7]

Alumni / current artists

  • 1000 Names
  • 40 Winks
  • Barnaby Carter
  • Barrio Lindo[8]
  • Blossom
  • CYNE
  • Daisuke Tanabe
  • Daixie
  • Darius Vaikas
  • DDay One
  • Deceptikon
  • Deft
  • Disc System meets Inner Science
  • DZA
  • Erik Luebs
  • Empt
  • Fat Jon The Ample Soul Physician
  • Flako
  • Glen Porter
  • Good Paul
  • Graciela Maria
  • Groeni
  • Hanami
  • IIIII (Five Eyes)
  • Jahbitat
  • Jilk
  • Joe Kickass
  • John Lamonica
  • John Robinson
  • Kidkanevil
  • KRTS[9]
  • Kwala
  • Lambent
  • Lewis Parker
  • Lomovolokno
  • Long arm
  • Manuvers
  • Mathematik
  • Mau'lin
  • memotone
  • Michal Lewicki
  • Mike Gao
  • Monsoonsiren
  • Mr Cooper
  • My Panda Shall Fly
  • Non Genetic Of Shadow Huntaz
  • Nuage[10]
  • Obba Supa aka Teknical Development & Hey!zeus
  • Olof Melander
  • Parra For Cuva
  • Pavel Dovgal
  • The Q4 – The Quadraphonic Quartet.
  • Rain Dog
  • The Range
  • Red Baron
  • Robot Koch
  • Rumpistol
  • Sekuoia
  • Senoy
  • Sieren
  • Shahmen
  • Soosh
  • Strand
  • Submerse
  • Sweatson Klank
  • Szenario
  • Tendts
  • Tom Diciccio
  • Walrus Ghost

References


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