Record Makers

Record Makers is an independent label founded in 2000 by the band Air, along with Marc Teissier du Cros and Stéphane Elfassi. The label gained recognition after releasing the soundtrack for Sofia Coppola's film Virgin Suicides. They primarily focus on artists from the rock, electro, and pop genres.

Here are some interesting facts about Record Makers: 1. Their first release was Air's score for The Virgin Suicides, which they entirely curated. 2.

Sebastien Tellier's La Ritournelle features renowned drummer Tony Allen. 3. Jonas & Francois' first-ever video was Kavinsky's Testarossa, which gained MTV's attention immediately.

4. Quentin Dupieux, also known as Mr Oizo, mixed Sebastien Tellier's debut album without any beat. 5.

Hypnolove's first album features the vocals of Bitch Lap Lap, who gained popularity under a different name. 6. Record Makers released the 1976 score for John Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13, which had previously been unreleased.

7. Arpanet released a visionary album about wireless internet and smart phones. 8.

Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (Daft Punk) produced only two releases outside of his main project. 9. Sébastien Tellier amused millions of Eurovision viewers by singing like a duck for 20 seconds using helium.

10. Turzi approached Record Makers for an internship but was eventually signed as an artist. He has since made significant waves in the music industry.

Record Makers continuously demonstrates a commitment to bringing unique and innovative music to the world