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Eklat Tonträger

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German record label associated with German rap and pop artists such as Kraftklub, K.I.Z, Casper and KUMMER.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Eklat Tonträger is a German record label. Its official website presents a roster of artists that includes Kraftklub, K.I.Z, Casper, KUMMER, Tua, TRÄNEN, Tarek, Mia Morgan, Drunken Masters, Maxim, Nico, Yassin and ACHTZIG TAUSEND MILLIONEN, as well as collaborations such as Tarek K.I.Z x Drunken Masters and K.I.Z & Yassin. The label is therefore positioned within the German-language rap, pop and alternative music scene, working with acts that are well known in that market. The available evidence identifies Eklat Tonträger as a German record label but does not provide details about its founding year, founders, headquarters city, ownership structure or corporate parent. Its public presence is centred on its website, which functions as a roster and release hub for the artists it represents or works with.

History

Eklat Tonträger is a German record label. Public evidence describes it simply as a German record label, and its official website lists a roster of artists including Kraftklub, K.I.Z, Casper, KUMMER, Tua, TRÄNEN, Tarek, Mia Morgan, Drunken Masters, Maxim, Nico, Yassin and ACHTZIG TAUSEND MILLIONEN, along with collaborations such as Tarek K.I.Z x Drunken Masters and K.I.Z & Yassin. The available sources do not document the label's founding date, founders, headquarters location, ownership or corporate history. Its documented activity is therefore limited to its identity as a German record label and its publicly listed artist roster.

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German record label working with German-language rap, pop and alternative artists.

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