Logistic Records

Logistic Records will celebrate 30 years of sonic exploration, boldness, and groove in 2026. Founded in 1996, the label has become a benchmark for independent techno and house, drawing inspiration from jazz, hip-hop, and soul. Groove and experimentation have always defined its identity.

With nearly 200 releases, Logistic Records has collaborated with pioneers such as Robert Hood, Daniel Bell, Atom Heart, Tobias, Bruno Pronsato, Kool Keith, Matthew Dear, James Taylor, Ricardo Villalobos, as well as visionary artists including Ark, Cabanne, John Thomas, Ben Nevile, Pit Spector, Tom Ellis, and many more.

In 1999, the collaboration with Cabanne led to the creation of Telegraph, a sub-label dedicated to slower grooves and deeper, more intricate club-oriented productions.

Still evolving, Logistic Records continues to push creative boundaries, as shown by Keith's Salon from New York legend Kool Keith, remaining true to its philosophy of being free, curious, and always ahead of the curve.

For 30 years, Logistic Records has embodied groove, innovation, and a lasting passion for electronic music.