Bleep

Whether acting as global ambassadors for footwork, taking the UK bass and dance continuum far into the future, or nurturing new artists that forego genre entirely, Planet Mu have been a leading label in the electronic scene for thirty years now, and they’ve got the roster to prove it.

Planet Mu 30 has it all: Jlin’s swaggering rhythms overtaken by her signature busy and agile layers upon layers of percussion, Venetian Snares’ wonky acid breaks narrating their own leftfield turns, Ship Sket’s torrent of glitches and sound collage powered by trap bass. From the veterans to the new vanguard, Planet Mu continues to be a space for exciting innovation.