Does anyone have any information about this label? I'm just wondering why Coldharbour Recordings has a sister label instead of just releasing the Red releases onto Coldharbour Recordings instead?

Does anyone have any info about why Coldharbour has a sister label?

thank you!!

different genre style i'd assume?

From what I got off audiojelly, sounds like this sister label is more... electro / tech house than the regular prog that coldharbour puts out

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Didn't it release MR White and that was it?

It will probally fail, since tech house electro has been rinsed like no fucking tomorrow.

How is wish deep, smooth progressive house still kicked about.

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Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7 Didn't it release MR White and that was it? It will probally fail, since tech house electro has been rinsed like no fucking tomorrow.

It's had three releases so far. 'Mr White', Glenn Morrison - 'Blue Skies With Linda' and Marcus Schossow's 'Swedish Beatballs' with a Max Graham remix.

"rinsed" genres dont make a label fail. Electro/Tech-House has been on the popular front since late 2004, surely if what you're saying is the case then the majority of these labels around now wouldn't be making any money would they?
Do you expect them to say "Well, we've been doing electro releases for the last year now and EVERYBODY is playing this stuff... let's try and move to a genre like 2-step bhangra trance where it's hardly rinsed"

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Originally posted by richay let's try and move to a genre like 2-step bhangra trance where it's hardly rinsed"

please don't give anyone any ideas...

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Originally posted by richay It's had three releases so far. 'Mr White', Glenn Morrison - 'Blue Skies With Linda' and Marcus Schossow's 'Swedish Beatballs' with a Max Graham remix. "rinsed" genres dont make a label fail. Electro/Tech-House has been on the popular front since late 2004, surely if what you're saying is the case then the majority of these labels around now wouldn't be making any money would they? Do you expect them to say "Well, we've been doing electro releases for the last year now and EVERYBODY is playing this stuff... let's try and move to a genre like 2-step bhangra trance where it's hardly rinsed"

Perhaps not, but I can't see it flourishing either.

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Originally posted by richay It's had three releases so far. 'Mr White', Glenn Morrison - 'Blue Skies With Linda' and Marcus Schossow's 'Swedish Beatballs' with a Max Graham remix. "rinsed" genres dont make a label fail. Electro/Tech-House has been on the popular front since late 2004, surely if what you're saying is the case then the majority of these labels around now wouldn't be making any money would they? Do you expect them to say "Well, we've been doing electro releases for the last year now and EVERYBODY is playing this stuff... let's try and move to a genre like 2-step bhangra trance where it's hardly rinsed"

You forgot Lens - Beyond the Shadows.

It's probably just along the same lines as is Platipus: Euro and their Gekko label.

Just a different stylistic emphasis, though this in turn makes it a sub-division of a sub-division of Armada.

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