Insomniac, the world’s leading dance music promoter, has announced its latest venture Factory 93 Records. This comes just weeks following the launch of its other new record label Lost In Dreams.
After launching Factory 93, back in 2016,to showcase the underground talent in house and techno music, Insomniac has decided to enter the record label space with the addition of Factory 93 Records to the Insomniac Music Group. The record label will take charge from its early live show beginnings as it aims to deliver the best in underground house, techno, tech house, and disco music.
From hosting warehouse parties in Downtown Los Angeles, Factory 93 has come a long way with the brand now hosting massive editions and stage takeovers celebrating both established and emerging acts worldwide. As the brand looks to continue evolving underground music experience with Skyline, a new two-day festival that will take place during Memorial Day Weekend in Orlando, Florida, its dedication to solidify the early heritage of dance music is evident with the launch of Factory 93 Records.
“Factory 93 represents the beginning of Insomniac. Underground dance music will always be the roots of everything we do. Factory 93 is a very passionate part of the Insomniac portfolio worldwide, which makes this new record label even more exciting for us,” says Pasquale Rotella, Insomniac’s Founder and CEO. “With the addition of Factory 93 Records, our team will be able to carry over its vision from the live events side into a carefully curated catalog we can’t wait for you to hear.”
Pasquale Rotella, Founder/CEO of Insomniac
Although details haven’t been revealed about the artists or the tracks on the label, we can expect select international acts with an abundance of underground music. Stay tuned for more details about their debut release and roster list by following them on social media or their website.
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Image Credit: Insomniac website (Factory 93)
