Free for you
Grab 10 tracks on the house and learn what makes mk837 so unique.
Free For You Track List:
- Alec Smith - The Acid Link
- Alessandro Angileri & Markyno - So Is Music, So Is Life
- Bogard (UK) - Ouch Ouch
- Deep Dementure - You Know How I Like It
- Denats - Want You Now
- Francisco Samuel - Funk Accelerator
- Julian Montenegro - Fresh Lettuce
- Saku Newmoon - Kakekko
- Samuel Zamora - Victoria
- Serwus & Emiko Sylver - Take No Mo
Here's what you'll receive:
- 10 of MK837’s best tracks from chart toppers to slow burners to undiscovered gems.
- Notification when our radio show, MK837 presents Uniquely Yours is streaming on Proton Radio and ready as a podcast.
- Notification when our new music drops.
- Our semi-monthly newsletter where label owner, Dave Richards, gives you deeper insight into what’s happening with the label and the artist.
- Possibly... a few other things as well.
Why hello there!
I’m Dave and I want to tell you a quick story. I started listening to electronic music back in the early 80’s. It wasn’t a lot and it mostly involved soundtracks from science fiction movies, even ones my parents wouldn’t let me see at that young age. I loved the sound of synths. They were otherworldly. They didn’t conform to what I was hearing anywhere else. I just made one fatal flaw in my childhood. I took up alto sax rather than piano. The thought of playing a synth never really entered my mind – outside of the small Casio keyboard my parents had bought me for Christmas one year… that I never learned to play.
Fast forward to 1992. I was 17. I had heard all the synth heavy rock. I knew about Depeche Mode. I was in love with what C&C Music Factory had done. (Don’t judge.) And then it happened, I heard actual techno for the first time. It was an obscure release. You’ve probably never heard of it, but it was like something flipped inside of me. I was in love all over again with synths and mesmerized by what I was hearing.
I devoured whatever techno and house CDs I could find from that time on. I was involved in several early online communities. I even was entrusted with one of them when its creator “retired”. That led eventually to running a stage at a music festival and from there… founding this label with a couple of friends. We started MK837 for the purpose of not just seeing our music in stores, but to help new artists get a foot in the door. We wanted to see them succeed as much, if not more than ourselves. We also loved the underground vibe we had created at this music festival and really wanted to spread it far and wide.
There’s so much more to this story and I’d love to share a bit more of it with you. All you need to do is join our mailing list and I’ll tell you a bit more over the next few days AND you’ll get 10 tracks from us on the house.
Until next time, keep it unique!
Dave Richards
Label Owner
MK837
