BassMonster Records
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| ISIN | 🆔 |
| Industry | Music industry |
| Founded 📆 | 2012 |
| Founder 👔 | Leander Iversen |
| Headquarters 🏙️ | , , |
Area served 🗺️ | Worldwide |
| Members | |
Number of employees | |
| 🌐 Website | bassmonsterrec |
| 📇 Address | |
| 📞 telephone | |
BassMonster Records is an independent dance music record label from Norway, which started in 2012. Currently, BassMonster Records is recognized as one of the top dance labels in Norway, mainly releasing progressive house and electro house.
Over the past months, BassMonster Records has grown a massive fanbase, both in Norway and worldwide, also releasing several top tracks on stores like iTunes and Beatport.
History
BassMonster Records was founded in August 2012 with a passion for dance music, but also with a vision. The passion and vision are still alive and growing with every release. The vision is to show the world that a Norwegian record label can release world-class tracks that the world will love!
BassMonster Records first started releasing tracks in various genres, but in 2013, the genres became more focused and the quality rose. The main genres for 2013 were progressive house, electro house and dubstep.
BassMonster Records is fully independent, and owns two sub-labels, Albus One's Uplifting Recordings and Dropic Thunder's Thunder Records.
BassMonster Records' current artists include house producers Faraday, Raffaele Amoroso, Devin V and Alessandro Laezza. Dubstep/Drum & Bass producers Rous, Rush 21 and Rainbow Puker. BassMonster Records has also released tracks by the Norwegian house producer Martin Sæthren, the Danish trance producer Ranadi, the Dutch progressive house producer Nick Double and the American EDM producer Savo.
Artist roster
- Rous
- Alessandro Laezza
- Faraday
- Steve Gilek
- Devin V
- Sanniz
- Savo
- Albus One
- Ranadi
- Disc Vandals
- Smoothies
- Fnuk
- Kapes
- Philip Vikstrom
- Rush 21
- Rotten Mummies
- SolidVomit
- Lollichop
- Audio Rock
- Reez
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