Injazero Records UK
A design-conscious boutique label from Istanbul & London with a focus on experimental electronic, contemporary classical and
avant-ambient music. Launched in 2014 by Siné Buyuka aka Sinemis. Also operating as a promoter and music publisher in partnership with Wise Music.
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Healing Together: A Compilation For Mental Health Recovery
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Stunning work from everyone involved! Each track is perfectly placed in the the compilation, so relaxing and beautiful. This project is so meaningful to me as a female/queer artist and as someone who focuses a lot on my own mental health... it shines light on an area that needs more representation and attention. This vinyl is already a treasured part of my collection, thank you!
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Everywhere, an empty bliss
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A fascinating, haunting exploration of memory and loss. Brings me back into the Shining ballroom every time.
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For Ukraine (Volume 1)
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I listened to the sample mix over at Headphone Commute. A wonderful mix. Regrettably I say so, given what is unfolding in Ukraine. I hope this senseless war comes to an end…..Peace from Mark, Dublin
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Linoleum (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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The score for the quirky film starring Jim Gaffigan and Rhea Seehorn uses a lush pallette of synths to evoke a wide range of moods.
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The Brooklyn artist's latest musically articulates in exquisite detail the small details about living with mental illness.
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Colombia producer Discgirl delivers an EP of five beautifully hazy dance numbers, where gauzy keys envelop gentle rhythms.
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Ima ایما
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Absolutely brilliant mix betzeen electronica and classical music. It is at time like the music for the end of the world. It also has passages where the classical and electronics are antagonising and others where they are in conjunction. Recommended to all those who like experimental and ambiant music
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