Ten12 Records

Brooklyn-based record label


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Ten12 Records was a Brooklyn-based outsider electronic, breakbeat, and experimental record label. Ten12 was noted for its focus on facilitating collaboration between new experimental recording artists and the few remaining (and overlooked) early-stage funk and soul pioneers to foster unique recordings that identify the link and dialog between electronic, sample-based recordings and its analog origins. Ten 12's roots stretched back to the Mission District of San Francisco where, in 2000, Charles Lazar started the label in a friend's apartment at 1012 Capp Street. Formerly located in Brooklyn, Ten12 maintained its West Coast presence with operations in San Francisco, while developing a strong international presence, with operations in Japan, Australia, and the Netherlands.

Ten12 Records has released numerous artists to date, including the following:

References

References

  1. "Home".
  2. "Ten12 Records: Latest events, gigs, news, photos, videos, features & music reviews".
  3. "Far Reaching Funk: Sampling the Skull Snaps | JamsBio Magazine".
  4. "CheckTheRhime » the Good People - the Good People (2006)".
  5. (February 2022)
  6. {{AllMusic
  7. "Steinski Gives a Sampling History Lesson".
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