Creamfields Festival Launches New Record Label

Creamfields Recordings will spotlight both emerging and established electronic artists, with demo submissions open now.

Creamfields is expanding beyond the festival stage with Creamfields Recordings, a new label launched to “support, develop and elevate the next generation of electronic music artists,” according to a press release shared with EDM.com.

Developed in partnership with Manchester-based music firm NQ, a multifaceted company working across artist management, publishing and records, the label brings together two powerhouses with a shared focus on artist development and global reach. Their first release is set to drop this Friday.

Launched in 1992 in a disused Liverpool warehouse, Creamfields started as a 400-capacity club night before evolving into a cornerstone of UK dance music culture. That same legacy now fuels Creamfields Recordings, which will serve as a platform for both emerging and established producers across the electronic spectrum.

“NQ was built in Manchester with the ambition of impacting the world from the North, so joining forces with Creamfields a powerhouse born from the same spirit feels like a natural evolution,” said CEO Michael Adex. “Together, we’re creating a future facing label dedicated to discovering and developing breakthrough talent, elevating fresh voices onto one of the biggest stages in global dance and youth culture, and building meaningful careers with music that resonates worldwide.”

For more information, you can visit the label’s official website. Demo submissions are now open and producers can submit music here.