T-FREE - technoid Drum & Bass, free 320 mp3 netlabel

[DJ Hektik]

"T-FREE" is a free 320 kbps mp3 netlabel mainly for (dancefloor orientated) technoid Drum & Bass, ranging from percussive Techno-DNB to deep Neurofunk. It is a sister label of Tilt-Recordings (maintained by DJ Hektik as well) and has been releasing tunes as free downloads since August 2005. The label is not strong in visual design; has no artwork (not even a logo, only the Tilt-Recordings logo is used for it sometimes) and is all about the music and information structure.

Homepage: http://www.tilt-recordings.com/t-free
(releases/artists/label info + links + mirrors etc)

Blog: http://www.tilt-recordings.com/blog/tag/t-free/

Releases podcast (RSS feed): http://www.tilt-recordings.com/t-free/rss.xml

Community profiles:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tilt-Recordings/9904992911
http://www.twitter.com/tiltrecordings
http://www.myspace.com/tiltrecordings
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings


Releases as yet (December 2009):

T-FREE074: Larrge - "Black Hole"
T-FREE073: Eiton - "Factis"
T-FREE072: Mefjus - "Teknique"
T-FREE071: Kaiza feat. Try and Error - "Mikroskop"
T-FREE070: Krot - "Bleakfunk"
T-FREE069: 2R - "Warning"
T-FREE068: Term + Doe - "Positron"
T-FREE067: Effect - "Fragmentation"
T-FREE066: Bassrk - "Mephisto" (Dub Version)
T-FREE065: Kaiza feat. Try and Error - "Atopia"
T-FREE064: Dementia - "Rockstar"
T-FREE063: Kaiza feat. Try and Error - "Blitz"
T-FREE062: Spinor - "Syrinx"
T-FREE061: Isotop + Kaiza - "Blog Six" (Kaiza RMX)
T-FREE060: Kaiza feat. Try and Error - "Zafary"
T-FREE059: Kaiza feat. Isotop + Shots - "Tsar"
T-FREE058: Robot Death Squad - "Machine Sentry"
T-FREE057: Isotop + Shots feat. Kaiza - "Forsaken"
T-FREE056: Air J + Sinecore - "Kira"
T-FREE055: Isotop + Kaiza - "Zepter"
T-FREE054: Isotop + Kaiza - "Blog Six"
T-FREE053: Proktah - "Labyrinth"
T-FREE052: Valevo - "Frag"
T-FREE051: ADAM Power - "Isolation"
T-FREE050: Zardonic - "Relentless Beating"
T-FREE049: LSD - "Uziel"
T-FREE048: Gravity Zero - "Where Is Here"
T-FREE047: SFS - "Techno B"
T-FREE046: Destination Unknown - "Killing Fields"
T-FREE045: Asphexia - "Predeath"
T-FREE044: kr4y - "Jerk"
T-FREE043: Stereotype - "Victory Or Death"
T-FREE042: Violentbreakz - "Exekutive"
T-FREE041: Kaiza feat. amex - "PsyKo"
T-FREE040: Isotop + Shots - "Burning Identity"
T-FREE039: Phony + Lean - "Militant Mutants"
T-FREE038: Phony - "Gravity"
T-FREE037: Histibe - "Microcosmos"
T-FREE036: Tenebra - "Dominatrix"
T-FREE035: CJ Weaver - "Steel"
T-FREE034: Maztek - "Technologic"
T-FREE033: NeuralNoise - "The Room"
T-FREE032: Tamas + Violent Skillz - "Internal Fear"
T-FREE030: Matt Domino - "Wound Circus"
T-FREE029: Pylon feat. Yabol + Structural - "Machinery Crossing"
T-FREE028: Dementia + NME Click - "Appendix"
T-FREE027: Spinor - "Combustion"
T-FREE026: Mocks - "Cycle23"
T-FREE025: Walder - "Thalleo"
T-FREE024: Matt Domino - "The Internal"
T-FREE023: Bowser - "Zerhirner"
T-FREE022: Atom - "Medetina"
T-FREE021: amex + Kaiza - "Team"
T-FREE020: Soccom - "Supernatural"
T-FREE019: Zardonic - "Driveburner"
T-FREE018: Subrai - "Deranged"
T-FREE017: Spherix + Bantom - "Past Tense"
T-FREE016: WaveCut - "No War"
T-FREE015: Pbasiq - "Hesitate"
T-FREE014: Malsum - "Silk"
T-FREE013: Salamandra - "Australian" (Fading Suns RMX)
T-FREE012: Budoka - "Invisible Killer"
T-FREE011: amex + Kaiza - "Schlontz (Der General)"
T-FREE010: Azrael - "Breach"
T-FREE009: D-Struct - "Out Patient"
T-FREE008: Mind + Xeno + Error - "Abandon"
T-FREE007: Flame - "Toys On The Moon"
T-FREE006: Destination Unknown + Implex - "Mechanical Heroes"
T-FREE005: Budoka - "Morphball"
T-FREE004: amex - "Egoschwein" (amex + Kaiza RMX)
T-FREE003: Sniper - "Kisum"
T-FREE002: amex + Sniper - "Electrohorse"
T-FREE001: amex - "Egoschwein"

T-FREE-3EP029: Isotop - "Calling From Beyond" / Shots feat. Kaiza "Incense" / The Phalanx feat. Kaiza "Different Phase"
T-FREE-3EP028: Isotop - "Tempel" / "Junkyard" / "Tomb"
T-FREE-3EP027: Syneptic - "Blood" / "Violera" / "Black Hole"
T-FREE-3EP026: Acid_Lab + Scale - "Fade Away" / Acid_Lab - "Dominator" / Acid_Lab - "Hardwired"
T-FREE-3EP025: Cyclone - "Let's Get Ill" / "Turning Science" / "Arcanoid"
T-FREE-3EP024: Zardonic - "Braindrainer" / "Reliquia" / "Acid Industries"
T-FREE-3EP023: Budoka - "On The Run" / "Soular" / "Broken Arrow"
T-FREE-3EP022: Budoka - "Sick Boy" / "Odyssee 10000" / "Renegade Guitarz"
T-FREE-3EP021: Budoka - "The Unseen" / "Whiplash" / "Budo Fist Style"
T-FREE-3EP020: kRoNe - "Cosmik Life" / "Red Moon" / "Electrical Storm"
T-FREE-3EP019: Insecticide - "Ladehemmungen" / Insecticide + Cut - "End Of Stalker" / Destination Unknown + Insecticide - "Boulderdash"
T-FREE-3EP018: Tenebra (aka Flame + Lex) - "Phantoms" / Flame + XZ32 + Atom - "Breakbone" (Flame VIP) / Flame + XZ32 - "The Shield"
T-FREE-3EP017: amex + Kaiza - "Shrinz" (Typecell RMX / Johannes Ahlberg RMX 1 / RMX 2)
T-FREE-3EP016: amex + Kaiza - "Shrinz" (D-Struct RMX / Hi-Lar RMX / Zardonic RMX)
T-FREE-3EP015: amex + Kaiza - "Shrinz" (Testone RMX / Malsum RMX / Flame RMX)
T-FREE-3EP014: Azrael - "I Sul" / "Suolile" / "Fission" 2006
T-FREE-3EP013: Pyro - "Cyborg Assasin" / "Elektrik" / "Energy"
T-FREE-3EP012: Pyro - "Transcendence" / "4 Corners" / "Photon Storm"
T-FREE-3EP011: Pyro - "Crossworld" / "Antimatter" / "The Outer Rings"
T-FREE-3EP010: Hidden Lab - "Waypoint" / "Leaving" / Materia - "Cordless"
T-FREE-3EP009: MRX - "Tune1" / "Tune2" / "Tune3"
T-FREE-3EP008: Typecell - "Marterials" / "Consequence" / Typecell feat. Kaerry - "Intensity"
T-FREE-3EP007: Paranoise Optimal - "Narcoleptic" / "Porn Heat" / "Subway"
T-FREE-3EP006: Destination Unknown - "Coordinates" / "No Escape" VIP / "Never Forget"
T-FREE-3EP005: Azrael - "Fission" / "Projection" / "Viral"
T-FREE-3EP004: Hi-Lar - "Prod 056 [Thundergrowl" / "Next Wave" / "Prod 089 [Killswitch"
T-FREE-3EP003: amex - "Clavinov" / "Good Guy" / shyzomax - "Urlust"
T-FREE-3EP002: amex - "Dystopia" / "Highhead" (RMX) / "Phraser" (DNB-Mix)
T-FREE-3EP001: amex - "Highhead" / "Laufband" / "Sein"

TFBH001: Plater - "Life In Coma" / Isotop + Kaiza - "Dr Fibonatchi"

T-FREE-LP001: Sourcream Remixes (by Histibe, Cyclone, Tamas, The Phalanx, Isotop + Shots, Raytem, Spinor)

[DJ Hektik]

Anode - "Spread" [T-FREE075]
08:48 min mp3 (320 kbps, 20.1 mb)

download:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE075__Anode_-Spread.mp3

mirror:
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/anode-spread-t-free075/download

Anode is one half of Gravity Zero, a duo from
Osaka, Japan who have released 3 tunes on Digital
Venom and one on T-FREE [T-FREE048] in 2008.
Now, he makes his solo artist debut on T-FREE
with this lovely piece entitled "Spread".
It could be said to be influenced not only by
classical Techno sound but also by Goa-Trance,
showing Anode's ability to combine technoid
structures and counterdynamic rythmic textures
with deeply musical content and melodic themes.
For 2010, he has more of his solo tunes signed
to Equinox and other labels... coming soon.
It is highly recommended to keep an eye on him!
http://www.myspace.com/anodegz

[DJ Hektik]

Larrge - "Black Hole" (Air J RMX) [T-FREE076]
05:23 min mp3 (320 kbps, 12.4 mb)

download:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE076__Larrge_-Black_Hole__Air_J_RMX.mp3

mirror:
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/larrge-black-hole-air-j-rmx-t-free076/download

Quite exactly one year after "Kira" [T-FREE056],
Air J returns to T-FREE with a remix of Larrge's
debut tune "Black Hole" [T-FREE074]. This remix
keeps the essence of the original's qualities
("100% technoid, free of melody but not "hard"),
keeping a complete focus on rythm and percussion.
It increases the intensity with a 4/4 bassdrum
and gets quite schranzy, but it keeps rolling
and does not turn to the Gabba side of the force.
So, Air J does honour to the tune and to himself.
Those who like the original should love the remix!
http://www.myspace.com/larrgednb
http://www.myspace.com/djairj

[DJ Hektik]

Budoka - "Engine" 2009 [T-FREE077]
06:35 min mp3 (320 kbps, 15.1 mb)

download:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE077__Budoka_-Engine_2009.mp3

mirror:
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/t-free077-budoka-engine-2009/download

Budoka has recently released 4 new tunes
digitally via Tilt-Recordings / T-Files,
and gives out an older tune via T-FREE now:
"Engine" is a formerly unreleased party roller
tool from early 2007 (new mixdown done in 2009).
After downloading this tune here for free,
go check out Budoka's new "Echoes" EPs!
pt.2 http://www.tilt-recordings.com/blog/?p=1007
pt.1 http://www.tilt-recordings.com/blog/?p=938

[DJ Hektik]

Osh + Enei - "Bloop" [T-FREE078]
05:44 min mp3 (320 kbps, 13.1 mb)

download:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE078__Osh_+_Enei_-Bloop.mp3

mirror:
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/osh-enei-bloop-t-free078/download

T-FREE078 is a joint venture between the still relatively unknown russian duo Osh and the quite well established russian artist Enei who already had a bunch of tunes released digitally and on CD plus 10 vinyl releases on labels like Blue Saphir, Cyanide, Fokuz, Hospital's Med School, Icarus etc. Their collaboration tune "Bloop" nicely rolls out some dirty midrange riffs over a 2-step beat with a lovely classic techsteppy feel and a warm bassline.
http://www.myspace.com/oshdnb
http://www.myspace.com/eneidnb

[DJ Hektik]

Ending 3 months of relative silence, this is the first of a number of tunes coming up on T-FREE...

Peter Kurten feat. Sinecore - "MIG 19" [T-FREE079]
05:08 min mp3 (320 kbps, 11.8 mb)

download & mirror:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE079__Peter_Kurten_feat_Sinecore_-MIG_29.mp3
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/t-free079-peter-kurten-feat-sinecore-mig-29

After their two recent releases on T-Files ("Virulence" as T-FILE029, "Arsenic" and "The Dead Man Walking" on T-FILE-EP013), Messieurs Colmant deliver this lovely streamlined technoid tool on T-FREE. Go check their alias "Antichristus" and their own label Evil Beats Recordings; and while you are at it, give a listen to "Arythmia" by Peter Kurten and Dead Kat (Amalgam 003 vinyl) because it is one of the wickedest Drum & Bass tunes ever!
http://www.myspace.com/peterkurten666
http://www.myspace.com/djsinecore
http://www.myspace.com/antichristus666
http://www.myspace.com/evilbeatsrecordings

[DJ Hektik]

Drillcut - "Assembly" [T-FREE080]
05:14 min mp3 (320 kbps, 2.0 mb)

download & mirror:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE080__Drillcut_-Assembly.mp3
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/drillcut-assembly-t-free080/download

Drillcut has been producing electronic music since 2003, using different names for different styles (his other names are SpubteD, Tecimal and c13360). Aside from producing, he has been a DJ since 2002 and also does live-act performances since 2008. His first releases with Techhouse came in 2008 and now in 2010 he starts releasing Drum & Bass, again as a total newcomer despite his experience. His debut tune "Assembly" might be surprising to the unsuspecting ears of curious listeners.. Some details are reminiscent of Minimal Techno, but the tune is far from the Minimal DNB hype. Its multiple bassdrums, fast click-percussions and the overall rather technoid sounddesign in combination with the somewhat disorientated pads do exactly what hundreds of bigname producer-djs keep promising: breaking down musical borders and creating a new aesthetical approach to old music.
http://www.myspace.com/drillcut
http://www.soundcloud.com/drillcut
http://drillcut.all.dj

[DJ Hektik]

The Necroid Poject + Kaiza + T-Psy - "Addiction" [T-FREE081]
06:24 min mp3 (320 kbps, 14.7 mb)

download & mirror:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE081__The_Necroid_Poject_+_Kaiza_+_T-Psy_-Addiction.mp3
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/the-necroid-poject-kaiza-t-psy-addiction-t-free081/download

Once upon a time, a bunch of crazy music heads
came together and decided to create a monster.
Ladies and gentlemen: Bassdrum & Bass!

http://www.myspace.com/djsinecore
http://www.myspace.com/djairj
http://www.myspace.com/kwazzzar
http://www.myspace.com/tpsydnb

[DJ Hektik]

Effect - "Logic" [T-FREE082]
05:49 min mp3 (320 kbps, 13.3 mb)

download & mirror:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE082__Effect_-Logic.mp3
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/effect-logic-t-free082

1.
i love this tune! 100% standard structure, BUT the core loop is exactly what my ears and heart want.
the first time i listened to it, i thought: standard, standard, very annoying synth. but i did not stop, i continued listening. even the repeated drumroll sweep sound at the end of every breakdown and outro did not make me stop listening, i only laughed. when the tune was at the end, i started it again. and when it was at the end again, i started it a third time. and then a forth time. (4 rewinds on first play!) then i checked it against some other tunes, and decided that i want to release it

2.
Effect's debut tune "Fragmentation" came out
as T-FREE067 in 2009. After that, he released
five tunes on two other labels, Sick Brain
and Fish Recordings. With "Logic" he returns
to T-FREE and demonstrates his accomplishments.

http://www.myspace.com/effectpl

[DJ Hektik]

Try and Error - "Shaddu" (Kaiza + Tripstick RMX) [T-FREE083]
05:12 min mp3 (320 kbps, 11.9 mb)

download & comment:
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/t-free083-try-and-error-shaddu-kaiza-tripstick-rmx

direct download:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE083__Try_and_Error_-Shaddu__Kaiza_+_Tripstick_RMX.mp3


One of the few known solo tunes by Try and Error has recently
been released via Tilt-Recordings (specifically: T-Files)
together with a VIP version from the hands of Kaiza.
Now comes a joint remix by Kaiza and Tripstick.
These two artists prove that less is more:
bassdrums, bassline and percussions -
nothing else is needed, really,
to make a bouncing groove.
Hear it for yourself:
reduction rules.

http://www.myspace.com/tryanderrordnb
http://www.myspace.com/kwazzzar

[Johan]

Effect - "Logic" [T-FREE082]

Simply awesome!!
very nice work TY!

[DJ Hektik]

kr4y - "Cortex" / "Cerebrum" / "Cyton" [T-FREE-3EP030]

the audio links:
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/t-free-3ep030-1-kr4y-cortex
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/t-free-3ep030-2-kr4y-cerebrum
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings/t-free-3ep030-3-kr4y-cyton

the direct downloads:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE-3EP030_1__kr4y_-Cortex.mp3
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE-3EP030_2__kr4y_-Cerebrum.mp3
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free/T-FREE-3EP030_3__kr4y_-Cyton.mp3

the tl:dr text:
kr4y does not need an introduction anymore. He should be be well known among the people who do like deep, graceful technoid Drum & Bass built with intelligent loops and modulations. His releases on his (and Arje's) own netlabel Beat Addiction, Tilt-Recordings, Insekto, T3K, Section 8, Temper D Productions, T-FREE, HMSU, Qu Beats and Internet speak for themselves. So, without further ado, here are three more of his tunes, dating from 2008, 2009 and 2010.

the artist link:
http://www.myspace.com/krayzie

[Michael Eutanasia]

Thanks for this free music !! some are awesome !! Great works !! and thanks again !!

Free The Good Music !!

Cheers.

[DJ Hektik]

T-FREE-LP002: "tl;dr Happy End" (released 2011-07-07)

This LP concludes 6 years of T-FREE history and marks the end of all the label's activities, parallel to the final shutdown of Tilt-Recordings.

Mad props to all artists involved on both labels!


Few more things are left to be adressed on this final occasion.


Over time, T-FREE has frequently been subject to discussions, provoking disagreement on all aspects: its musical orientation and range of varying sound quality from release to release, the public opinions and Internet behaviour of the labelmaker, the absence of artwork, the used form of presentation and the ideological fact of T-FREE being an anti-commercial netlabel. Two opposing opinions usually dominate these debates:

"puts some more established labels to shame"
(crystl_lake @ www.freak-recordings.com/community 2008-06)

"96% of the shit you put out is garbage"
(djc @ www.techno-dnb.com/forum 2008-06)

Regardless of reactions, T-FREE has always followed a certain sound/style (with few exceptions), aiming at DJs, not critics. This final release continues that label policy to the end. Some of the tunes are old, some brandnew, some re-released. As usually, they came directly from the producers' computers without any additional mastering done on them. So they all have different mixdowns, loudness levels and sound characters.

Thus probably everybody will hate some tunes on this LP, but perhaps also everybody will like some tunes on it.

And hopefully this LP will stand worthy as a final release, after 184 tunes on 118 releases (plus these) in 6 years. The traffic statistics show that literally tens of thousands of people have downloded the releases (average circa 45,000). Some of the tunes have even cracked the 100,000 mark. T-FREE had a good run, brought a lot of music to many people and maybe even contributed to some Drum & Bass artist careers.

It was fun, inspiring and politically the right thing to do (from all three perspectives: before, during and after).

"Goodbye everybody!"


PS: A note for the haters. When your favourite bigname DJs play "dubplates" in their mixes, those also are unmastered tunes (from different artists) and they all sound differently.


PPS: Some quoteworthy thoughts about releasing older tunes and the general question of wether artists or audiences own works of art:

[DJ Hektik]

Final statement:

Some might have noticed that Tilt-Recordings has discontinued its operations... Although originally intended otherwise (cf TILT010 promotext) there will be no further vinyl releases on Tilt-Recordings because of the well known structural problems of the music industry in the contemporary digital media environment, effectively low vinyl sales and lack of funds. And since Tilt-Recordings started out as a vinyl label, it would be missing something essential if being continued 100% digitally. So the label was closed altogether.

Its last vinyl release has been TILT010 by Isotop/Kaiza/Shots/Budoka in early 2009, and the last digital release (T-FILE-EP015) came from Mefjus in November 2010.

The vinyl backstock was given out for free in spring 2011, all tunes were pulled from the digital shops soon after and were eventually made available as free 320 kbps mp3 downloads on the label homepage:

http://www.tilt-recordings.com/vinyl.htm
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/t-files.htm
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/t-files2.htm
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/t-files3.htm

Bulk download links for all tunes officially released on Tilt-Recordings (zip files & podcast feeds):

http://www.tilt-recordings.com/all_tilt_vinyl_+_t-files.zip

http://www.tilt-recordings.com/tilt_vinyl_320.zip
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/t-files_320.zip

http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/tilt_vinyl_320_all-in-one_rss_feed.xml
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-files_320_all-in-one_rss_feed.xml

No releases whatsoever will follow after, no label comeback or re-opening of Tilt-Recordings will happen. This shutdown is final. The associated Soundcloud profile and Facebook page/group will be terminated in July.


The sister netlabel T-FREE was also closed parallely in 2011, with a massive final celebration release - an LP ("tl;dr Happy End") with 35 tracks from Budoka, Kaiza, Mefjus, Pyro, kr4y, SKC, Mav, Paperclip, Engage, Polarity, Proktah, Phony, Bowsar and many others:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/blog/2011/07/07/t-free-lp002-v-a-tldr-happy-end/

Bulk download links for all tunes ever released on T-FREE (zip file & podcast feed):

http://www.tilt-recordings.com/t-free_all.zip
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/media/t-free_320_all-in-one_rss_feed.xml


We the people behind Tilt-Recordings (Budoka, DJ Malice, Kaiza and DJ Hektik) are still around and can be contacted & booked through the label homepage and our social network profiles (Soundcloud, Facecock etc).


Kaiza's own label T3K Recordings (started in February 2009 as a semi-sublabel and detached from Tilt-Recordings in 2010) is still very much active:
http://www.t3kdnb.de


Running Tilt-Recordings / T-Files and T-FREE was a significant part of my life for the past decade. I came to meet a lot of interesting people, had many valuable experiences and tons of fun, and I believe I also have learned some facts. My thanks go to all involved artists for their musical contribution and especially for allowing me to put the tunes online as free downloads after ending the money business, Phono (without his input the Tilt vinyl series since 2006 could not possibly have been the same; R.I.P. Leet & Intersection!), Jens Zimmermann aka Tyrell, Pyro, Polarity, Dimo, xplizit, Massl, David Badger and all others who contributed resources and information at various stages, most of all to the original founders and label mates Kaiza and Budoka.

Now for some final words by these other two label owners of Tilt-Recordings who have remained silent in most of the former label statements.

Kaiza:
"Tilt-Recordings was the start of something for me. It was way more than just a label to release music i made or i liked. For me, it began to happen at the right time and the right place. And it was the melting pot of beliefs, ideals and expectations and also the first place of examination, observation, reflection and of course action. It was the roof over my head when "bad weather" was working against me and the "ground" beneath my feet on which i could walk whenever i wanted to. For me, the label was an absolute term for quite a long time. It was the main medium to make contacts, see the world and find a position in the dnb (lol)-circus. Although the idea (and so the label itself) was totally different in the beginning from what it became later on, Tilt-Recordings and all the people and things around it were basic groundworks for my musical development and also for my personal formation.
Now, some years later (and after countless experiences which can not be named here) and of course after a lot of change, i can say that i learned and gained so much from this project. For sure, these experiences are something that i dont want to miss... "
http://www.facebook.com/KaizaT3K
http://soundcloud.com/badboykaiza

Budoka:
"Looking back on the past almost ten years with ten vinyl-releases, a couple of mp3s and a heavy load of free tunes, Tilt-Recordings was not only a label to me but so much more. It was my homebase and it has given me the possibility to share my music to people all over the world. In all these years I gained a lot of experience and found many new friends. The label also pushed my development in producing and the evolving of my own sound.
So I have to thank my label-m8s for their hard work and for the many discussions we had. Sometimes they weren't easy, but in the end we still made it and I'm proud that I've been a part of it."
http://soundcloud.com/budoka


Teh links:
http://www.tilt-recordings.com/blog
http://www.tilt-recordings.com
http://soundcloud.com/tilt-recordings (soon offline)
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tilt-Recordings/9904992911 (soon offline)