Crosstown Rebels
Crosstown Rebels is an electronic music record label established in 2003 by Damian Lazarus.
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Overview
Crosstown Rebels is an electronic music record label established in 2003 by Damian Lazarus. According to its official About page, it has operated for over 20 years and describes itself as one of the world's leading electronic music labels, with a manifesto centered on discovering and nurturing new talent. The label's roster is described as international, and it has expanded to include two sister labels, Rebellion and Secret Teachings. Parties are described as core to the label's identity, including Get Lost and Day Zero, and the label has launched Crosstown Consciousness, a sustainability-focused project.
History
Crosstown Rebels was established in 2003 by Damian Lazarus. Its official About page states that for over 20 years it has forged a path as one of the world's leading electronic music labels, with a manifesto centered on discovering and nurturing new talent. The label introduced artists such as Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler, Maceo Plex and Art Department. Parties have been core to the label's identity, with early Slash & Burn and Rebel Rave parties leading to the creation of Get Lost and Day Zero. The label has expanded to include two sister labels, Rebellion and Secret Teachings, and launched Crosstown Consciousness, a project focused on making the label as green and sustainable as possible. In 2020, Krust released his first album in fourteen years, The Edge of Everything, on the label, and in 2022 Crosstown released a new album from Satori.
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Underground electronic music label focused on discovering and nurturing new talent.
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