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Dutch independent record label and artist services company founded in 2022, offering tailor-made project management, production, distribution, and marketing.

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Overview

Polymoon is an independent Dutch record label and artist services company founded in 2022 by producer Wouter Budé and marketer Christiaan Nijburg. Based in Maasbracht, Netherlands, the label grew out of the 27 Tapes session platform, where Budé and Nijburg discovered their complementary skills. Budé brought experience in music production and the Moon Music Studio in Maasbracht, while Nijburg, formerly with PIAS and V2, contributed a broad network and expertise in music marketing. As Budé explained in an interview with Pop in Limburg, "The music world has become very democratized. You can use applied marketing to bring things to market. Christiaan has a large network, while I am very much involved in the content side. If you put those two worlds together, a lot can be realized." Polymoon works with the in-house Moon Music Studios and provides marketing and label services, focusing on creative concepts and digital campaigns. For digital distribution, Polymoon partners with FUGA. For physical distribution of Polymoon releases and digital distribution of Télès Music, they collaborate with PIAS. Télès Music, founded in 2022 as a sub-label of Polymoon, focuses primarily on contemporary music. The label's roster includes artists such as A. Johanson, Brent Beukelaer, Challem, Galine, Gregory Ackerman, Gildor, MADOUX, Moonloops, Noa Lee, Renata Louisa, Rosa Butsi, Slow Pilot, Subterranean Street Society, The Feather, Tayyib Ali, Theo Bleak, and Vic Willems. The official website highlights a roster of over 20 artists, including Daan, Noa Lee, FÄM, Michael Prins, Penny Roox, Agnès Botty, Patches, Säm Wilder, and Sterre Weldring. Polymoon has released numerous albums since its founding, including Tayyib Ali's "Indigenous" (2023), Gildor's "Silent River" (2023), Noa Lee's "Airship" (2023), Rosa Butsi's "Fruitful Days" (2023), Moonloops' "Little Astronaut, Big Dreams" (2024), Challem's "The Road" (2024), Subterranean Street Society's "Bleep" (2024), Brent Beukelaer's "Ramen Als Ogen" (2024), A. Johanson's "A Soundtrack to a Never-Ending Story" (2024), Gildor's "Long Way Round" (2024), Slow Pilot's "Falling Of The Earth" (2024), Renata Louisa's "Mother" (2024), Gildor's "All Under Heaven" (2025), Galine's "Alpha" (2025), Mitsoobishy Jacson's "Boys Together Outrageously (25th Anniversary Edition)", Vic Willems' "Meester van Niks" (2025), and SJ Hoffman's "Redeeming Grace" (2025). As an independent label, Polymoon remains privately owned by its founders and continues to operate from the Netherlands, serving artists in the Netherlands, Belgium, and internationally through digital distribution.

History

Polymoon was founded in 2022 by producer Wouter Budé and marketer Christiaan Nijburg after conversations about their shared vision for the music industry. The label originated from the 27 Tapes session platform, where Budé and Nijburg discovered that their skills complemented each other well. Budé, with his experience in music production and the Moon Music Studio in Maasbracht, and Nijburg, formerly employed at PIAS and V2 with an extensive network and expertise in music marketing, saw opportunities to better support artists together. As described in an interview with Pop in Limburg: "The music world is very democratized. You can use applied marketing to bring things to market. Christiaan has a large network, while I am very much involved in the content side. If you put those two worlds together, a lot can be realized," said Wouter Budé. For the digital distribution of their music, Polymoon collaborates with FUGA. For the physical distribution of Polymoon and the digital distribution of Télès Music, they work with PIAS. Télès Music was founded in 2022 as part of Polymoon; the sub-label focuses primarily on contemporary music. Its artist roster includes Annelie, Challem, Guy Van Nueten, Erik Verwey, Javier Escudero, and Ruben Gerards. The label's roster includes A. Johanson, Brent Beukelaer, Challem, Galine, Gregory Ackerman, Gildor, MADOUX, Moonloops, Noa Lee, Renata Louisa, Rosa Butsi, Slow Pilot, Subterranean Street Society, The Feather, Tayyib Ali, Theo Bleak, and Vic Willems. Releases include albums such as Tayyib Ali's "Indigenous" (2023), Gildor's "Silent River" (2023), Noa Lee's "Airship" (2023), Rosa Butsi's "Fruitful Days" (2023), Moonloops' "Little Astronaut, Big Dreams" (2024), Challem's "The Road" (2024), Subterranean Street Society's "Bleep" (2024), Brent Beukelaer's "Ramen Als Ogen" (2024), A. Johanson's "A Soundtrack to a Never-Ending Story" (2024), Gildor's "Long Way Round" (2024), Slow Pilot's "Falling Of The Earth" (2024), Renata Louisa's "Mother" (2024), Gildor's "All Under Heaven" (2025), Galine's "Alpha" (2025), Mitsoobishy Jacson's "Boys Together Outrageously (25th Anniversary Edition)", Vic Willems' "Meester van Niks" (2025), and SJ Hoffman's "Redeeming Grace" (2025).

  • 2025

    Releases: Gildor - All Under Heaven; Galine - Alpha; Mitsoobishy Jacson - Boys Together Outrageously (25th Anniversary Edition); Vic Willems - Meester van Niks; SJ Hoffman - Redeeming Grace

  • 2024

    Releases: Moonloops - Little Astronaut, Big Dreams; Challem - The Road; Subterranean Street Society - Bleep; Brent Beukelaer - Ramen Als Ogen; A. Johanson - A Soundtrack to a Never-Ending Story; Gildor - Long Way Round; Slow Pilot - Falling Of The Earth; Renata Louisa - Mother

  • 2023

    Releases: Tayyib Ali - Indigenous, Gildor - Silent River, Noa Lee - Airship, Rosa Butsi - Fruitful Days

  • 2022

    Polymoon founded by Wouter Budé and Christiaan Nijburg

  • 2022

    Télès Music founded as a sub-label of Polymoon

Products and positioning

Independent Dutch record label and artist services company focusing on creative concepts and digital campaigns, supporting artists with tailor-made project management and added value in production, distribution, and marketing.

  • 2023

    Indigenous

  • 2023

    Silent River

  • 2023

    Airship

  • 2023

    Fruitful Days

  • 2024

    Little Astronaut, Big Dreams

  • 2024

    The Road

  • 2024

    Bleep

  • 2024

    Ramen Als Ogen

  • 2024

    A Soundtrack to a Never-Ending Story

  • 2024

    Long Way Round

  • 2024

    Falling Of The Earth

  • 2024

    Mother

  • 2025

    All Under Heaven

  • 2025

    Alpha

  • Boys Together Outrageously (25th Anniversary Edition)

  • 2025

    Meester van Niks

  • 2025

    Redeeming Grace

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