Strangelove Recordings
Top 100 Chart placements for Strangelove Recordings
Updated 2 years ago
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#8
Feat. Hype in Tech House
Ice
Strangelove shifts into a new gear for 2026 and the label does so with some fresh new talent. Welcoming to the label is HASKELL who has had a huge run on labels like Myth Of NYX, Nervous, IN/Rotation and Toolroom which includes a super-hot collab with label boss Mark Knight & Gene Farris. He has been really finding his groove within the UK circuits with shows across the country as well as breaking out across Europe last year. HASKELL has serious momentum and its all in his corner right now and what better track to launch Strangeloves fresh, edgier evolution for 2026.
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#39
Feat. Hype in Overall
Ice
Strangelove shifts into a new gear for 2026 and the label does so with some fresh new talent. Welcoming to the label is HASKELL who has had a huge run on labels like Myth Of NYX, Nervous, IN/Rotation and Toolroom which includes a super-hot collab with label boss Mark Knight & Gene Farris. He has been really finding his groove within the UK circuits with shows across the country as well as breaking out across Europe last year. HASKELL has serious momentum and its all in his corner right now and what better track to launch Strangeloves fresh, edgier evolution for 2026.
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#93
Feat. Staff Picks in Bass House
Wet
Ciszak and James Indigo just teamed up for a bass house bomb thats as cheeky as it is heavy. As discovered by Claude VonStroke, Ciszak has become a regular on the iconic Dirtybird imprint with other releases on respectable labels such as Cajual, Relief and Box of Cats. His music has led him to be supported from Green Velvet, Chris Lake, Jamie Jones and Lee Foss, plus sets at Dirtybird Campout and EDC. This time, Ciszak teams up with James Indigo on vocals, the London rapper fashioned as a Trailblazer by Attitude magazine. James is also supported by BBC Radio 1 which has helped build his portfolio that includes festival shows from Mighty Hoopla to the iconic Ministry of Sound. Wet features the best of both of their talents. Its bold, bass-heavy, with unapologetic attitude.