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Midnight Shift Records

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Industry
  
Music & Entertainment

Headquarters
  
Singapore, Singapore

Founded
  
2009

Genre
  
House music and Techno

Website
  
www.mnshift.net

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Profiles

Midnight Shift Records is a record label and events organisation established in 2009 and based out of Singapore and Berlin. The label specializes in Techno and House music from both emerging and established producers and has been recognized as a label to note out of Asia and one of Southeast Asia's top labels.

The label's first EP, 'The First Shift' was released in October 2012, featuring artists Basic Soul Unit from Toronto and Eddie Niguel from Singapore. To date, the label has a catalogue of some 15 releases on both digital and vinyl formats, and a roster that includes artists such as Tapirus, John Heckle, Deetron, Ultrademon, Recondite, Mr. G, KiNK and Andreas Gehm.

Events

Of the same name are the Midnight Shift Events, a series of electronic music parties that began with headline acts kept as a mystery with clues given out to members, held at venues such as Helipad, Velvet Underground-Dance (Zouk) and kyo.. In September 2012, Midnight Shift organized its first label showcase at the 26,000-strong Decibel Festival in Seattle, Washington with label artists Basic Soul Unit, Norman Chung, Terrence Parker and headliner Oxia.

In 2012, Midnight Shift began its collaboration with fellow Singaporean label Darker Than Wax to organise a series of events titled DMZ held at the club's Velvet Underground-Dance room. Featuring darker, deeper house music and a dsytopian aesthetic, the quarterly event has seen guests Basic Soul Unit, Iron Curtis and Mike Huckaby.

Since 2009, Midnight Shift has debuted the performance of artists such as Recondite, Redshape, Rivet, Tapirus and John Heckle to Singapore. In 2016, Midnight Shift set up presence in Berlin, bringing it closer to the European club scene.

References

Midnight Shift Records Wikipedia