History
The first track to be released was "Arcadia" which gained large success on mainstream. Monochrome, is a Romanian trio consisting of Livio, Roby and George G who were declared the Global Winners of Heineken Thirst Studio competition, which was looking for fresh new producer talent. Gabriel & Dresden were judges at the finals of the contest and chose Monochrome.
| “ | We’re really excited about this release, from how it came about to the version we did. It's just more proof that you never know where the next great tune is going to come from...and the reason why we do our label - to find new artists to work with. I think it's a tip of the hat to the guys that we only used their sounds in our remix.... the mark of a great track! | ” |
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—Dave Dresden |
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Part of their prize for winning the Heineken Thirst Studio Competition and The People's Choice Award was to travel to the Palm Studios in Las Vegas to work on their track, "Pearl" with duo Gabriel & Dresden. The single was later released through the Organized Nature.
The label was brought back as an imprint of Armada in 2012 after the reunion of Gabriel & Dresden. The first release will be Gabriel & Dresden vs Secret Panda Society - No Reservations.
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