Unheard Music debuts as a new record label rooted in collective creation and uncompromising artistic vision. Built on the principle of freedom over formulas, the label prioritizes artists and truth in sound, releasing music that is unpredictable, experimental, and charged with underground energy. The launch is marked by its first release, ‘Rabbit Hole’ from Far&High and pizzaaftersex, featuring remixes from Sasha Carassi and Gorge. A full catalogue of digital and vinyl releases is planned, reflecting the label’s commitment to tangible, artist-led output.
The label was founded by three artists who embody its ethos: Far&High, a veteran project blending indie dance with fearless experimentation; pizzaaftersex, a cinematic music artist turning to dancefloor-focused DJ sets; and rising techno talent Mona Chrome, whose hypnotic productions have gained support from Solomun and Pan-Pot.
Far&High comments:
“We are thrilled to be part of Unheard Music—not only as the first release, but as co-founders of a space built for self-expression. Music should transcend genre, stylistic, and conceptual boundaries. Our goal is simple: freedom fuelled by dance music. We aim to build a community that loves music sincerely, without expectations… just great music.”
Beyond releases, Unheard Music will expand into events in Dubai, London, New York, and other cities, alongside video mixes, podcasts, and immersive sessions in unique locations. These initiatives aim to connect people through sound, establishing music as culture and community rather than an algorithmic product.
‘Rabbit Hole’ establishes Unheard Music’s vision: experimental, genre-defying, and crafted for both dancefloors and immersive listening experiences. It sets the tone for the label’s forthcoming catalogue and reinforces its commitment to underground expression and artistic freedom.
Unheard Music: Website | Instagram | Beatport
Far&High: Instagram | Beatport
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Mona Chrome: Instagram | Beatport