It didn’t take long, but what began as one of Brussels’ best kept electronic secrets in Charlotte de Witte’s recurring techno parties has bloomed into a full-fledged brand. Now, the Belgian beat maven has announced the intuitive next move in establishing an impactful destination for her trademark sound, with the launch of her very own record label, KNTXT.

“A label has always felt like the logical and natural next step for KNTXT, both as a place to shine the light on the music that I love and as a home for my own productions,” said de Witte in a recent release. “In time, I hope the label will become a respected breeding ground and safe haven for unique talent, both new and established, as well as the main output for my own material.”

The label is expected to put out its first release in early September.

Aside from de Witte herself, the new label head has yet to announce additional artistry expected to appear on KNTXT; but if her party series and radio show, which share names with the label, are any indication, they’ll be ripe pickings from the cream of the techno crop.

Upcoming KNTXT parties across Europe include supporting sets from Chris Liebing, Ben Klock back to back with Marcel Dettmann, and IMOGEN.

Photo Credit: Boda Gábor

H/T: DJ Mag

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