Surabhi marks the first compilation release from the label, bringing together a carefully curated group of artists whose work reflects a shared sensitivity to depth, movement, and atmosphere. Featuring music by David Rue, Dexter Crowe, Evan Hatfield, Hrag Mikkel, Kon Faber, Kora, Nhii, Sarkis Mikael, and Wild Dark, the compilation moves across textures and tempos while maintaining a cohesive emotional thread. The title Surabhi is drawn from Sanskrit, referencing the divine cow in Hindu tradition, a symbol of gentleness, protection, compassion, and harmony between humans and the natural world. These qualities serve as the conceptual backbone of the release, guiding both its musical landscape and its intention. This compilation is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect, with the music, with each other, and with the world that holds us.

Surabhi marks the first compilation release from the label, bringing together a carefully curated group of artists whose work reflects a shared sensitivity to depth, movement, and atmosphere. Featuring music by David Rue, Dexter Crowe, Evan Hatfield, Hrag Mikkel, Kon Faber, Kora, Nhii, Sarkis Mikael, and Wild Dark, the compilation moves across textures and tempos while maintaining a cohesive emotional thread. The title Surabhi is drawn from Sanskrit, referencing the divine cow in Hindu tradition, a symbol of gentleness, protection, compassion, and harmony between humans and the natural world. These qualities serve as the conceptual backbone of the release, guiding both its musical landscape and its intention. This compilation is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect, with the music, with each other, and with the world that holds us.

Surabhi marks the first compilation release from the label, bringing together a carefully curated group of artists whose work reflects a shared sensitivity to depth, movement, and atmosphere. Featuring music by David Rue, Dexter Crowe, Evan Hatfield, Hrag Mikkel, Kon Faber, Kora, Nhii, Sarkis Mikael, and Wild Dark, the compilation moves across textures and tempos while maintaining a cohesive emotional thread. The title Surabhi is drawn from Sanskrit, referencing the divine cow in Hindu tradition, a symbol of gentleness, protection, compassion, and harmony between humans and the natural world. These qualities serve as the conceptual backbone of the release, guiding both its musical landscape and its intention. This compilation is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect, with the music, with each other, and with the world that holds us.