Published
Wed, Jul 10, 2019, 14:30
- This will mark the first time the Rotterdam institution has put out a series of non-electronic music releases.
Clone Records is starting a new sub-label for classical music called Edit.Futurum.
Label boss Serge announced the news Tuesday via Facebook. Though details on the first releases are still TBA, he says the first white labels have been approved and will be revealed in the coming weeks. This will be the first time Clone has put out a series of non-electronic music releases.
"The never-ending curiosity for great music that I share with so many of you made me discover a lot of amazing classical music over the last 20 years," he said. "So here I go... I'll be sharing a couple of my favourite pieces executed by some of the best musicians and conductors."
Edit.Futurum is the latest in a long list of Clone sub-labels, joining the likes of Royal Oak, Clone Basement Series and Clone Aqualung Series.
Read Serge's post in full.
