Independent label
Breaking Beats. Building Artists.
Underground breakbeat. Peak-time energy. A label built for the club, the festival, and the headphones.
Featured artist
XL
XL is a breakbeat producer and DJ at the centre of Rhythm Label — precision-crafted drums, warehouse bass, and festival-ready energy.
Latest release: A New Dusk
Featured artist
RickyP
RickyP is a Rhythm Label producer delivering club-ready electronic music — from Engage and Black Rose - Part 1 to Extreme Sounds and Dark.
Latest: Dark
Catalogue
Latest releases
Stream the full Rhythm Label catalogue on Spotify and Apple Music.
RickyP
Latest singles — stream on Spotify.
The label
Built for the dancefloor
Rhythm Label is an independent electronic imprint focused on breakbeat and underground electronic music — authentic sound, professional releases, global streaming.
- Breakbeat & underground electronic
- Artist-first creative freedom
- Club-ready production standards
- Worldwide digital distribution
Featured music
Listen on Spotify
Stream XL, RickyP, and the full Rhythm Label catalogue.
The sound
What defines Rhythm Label
Underground roots. Professional execution. Music made to move rooms.
Breakbeat first
Broken drums, heavy bass, and forward-facing production — the label's core DNA.
Club & festival ready
Every release is mixed and mastered for peak-time moments on any system.
Artist-led
Creative freedom for producers who know their sound and push it further.
Stream everywhere
Spotify, Apple Music, and global digital distribution from day one.
News
Latest from the label
Releases, announcements, and updates.
Berlin’s club study: the bar no longer pays the rent
Clubkultur Berlin 2026 says 59% of revenue is now tickets, not drinks. The nightlife business model has flipped.
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After ADE: what a small label should actually do
The week after Amsterdam is when the business happens — if you write the emails and ignore the FOMO recap reels.
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ADE 2026: thirty years, five days, a whole city
Amsterdam Dance Event turns 30 on 21–25 October 2026. Here is why a small label still treats ADE as a working week, not a holiday.
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