Alert Issued for Establishment of Music Company
Warning Celebrates 28 Years with New Record Label and Anniversary Party
After 28 years of supporting every artist in the UK's drum and bass scene, Warning is making a significant move into the music industry. The British doom metal band, known for their long-standing presence in the drum and bass scene, is launching a new record label called Warning Recordings.
The first release on Warning Recordings will be a collaborative effort between Tesen and Harry Shotta, a renowned figure in the drum and bass world. Tesen is thrilled to be a part of Warning's development into a record label, and Harry Shotta believes Tesen is one of the sickest producers in the game.
Pete Edwards, Warning's founder, considers Warning one of the foundation stones of drum and bass. Warning has built a reputation for diverse and authentic line-ups, and their new record label is expected to continue this tradition. The first three releases on Warning Recordings will focus on high energy drum and bass, including jump up, jungle, headsy underground weapons, and sunshine festival anthems.
Jonny Martin, co-owner of Warning, is excited about the evolution of Warning into a record label. He stated, "We've always been passionate about drum and bass, and this is a natural progression for us. We can't wait to see what the future holds for Warning Recordings."
To celebrate their 28th anniversary, Warning will host a party at Cambridge Junction. Tickets for this event can be purchased online. Warning is a well-known event in British drum and bass, and this anniversary party is sure to be a highlight of the year.
As Warning continues to shape the culture of drum and bass, their new record label, Warning Recordings, is poised to make a significant impact on the scene. While specific expectations and details about the label cannot be provided at this time, fans of Warning and drum and bass music are eagerly awaiting the first release on Warning Recordings, due out on April 28.
Warning's new record label, Warning Recordings, aims to extend their influence in the music industry, focusing not only on drum and bass but also on other genres that align with their lifestyle, such as high energy entertainment, including music events and collaborations. In line with this, they are working on a collaboration between Tesen and Harry Shotta, known for their contributions to the drum and bass scene, foreshadowing a diverse range of sounds under their new label.
