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Record label
Skink
File:SKINK Records logo.png
Parent company2-Dutch
FoundedDecember 2013 (2013-12)
Founder
Distributor(s)
Genre
Country of originNetherlands
LocationEindhoven, Netherlands
Official websiteskink.nl

Skink is a record label founded in December 2013 by Dutch electronic music duo Showtek. It is the home to many artists such as MAKJ, twoloud, M35, Ookay and Bassjackers.

It was one of the 40 sub-labels of Spinnin' Records. Since 2016, it is now part of Armada Music following Showtek's departure from Spinnin'.

Artists

Releases

Singles

  • SK001 Showtek - We Like To Party
  • SK002 Showtek & Ookay - Bouncer
  • SK004 MAKJ & M35 - GO (Showtek Edit)
  • SK005 Eva Shaw - Space Jungle (Showtek Edit)
  • SK006 Showtek ft. MC Ambush - 90s By Nature
  • SK006R Showtek ft. MC Ambush - 90s By Nature (Remixes)
  • SK007 Quintino - Winner
  • SK008 twoloud - Move (Showtek Edit)
  • SK009 Bassjackers & Brooks - Alamo
  • SK010 Showtek ft. Vassy - Satisfied
  • SK010R1 Showtek ft. Vassy - Satisfied (Blinders Remix)
  • SK011 Dropgun - Ninja
  • SK012 DJ Isaac & Crystal Lake - Stick Em
  • SK013 Justin Prime - Insane
  • SK014 Showtek ft. Technoboy & Tuneboy - Mellow
  • SK015 Showtek - Swipe

Compilations

  • SKL001 Skinkalation Vol. 1 Mixed by Showtek
  • SKL002 Skinkalation, Vol. 2 EP

References

  1. Meiren, Jonas van der (January 2, 2014). "Showtek introduceert eigen label Skink en track 'We Like To Party'" (in Dutch). Partyscene.
  2. "Showtek announce the launch of their record label Skink". 2dutch. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |accesdate= (help)
  3. "Skink Demo Submission, Contacts, A&R, Links & More". labelsbase.net.
  4. ^ "Skink Tracks". Beatport.
  5. "Skink was established 2013 in Netherlands as a Record Label". producerfactory.com.
  6. "Just Music - Labels - Spinnin Records". Just Music.
  7. "Labels - Armada Music". Armada Music.
  8. "SKINK « Armada Music". Armada Music.
  9. "Skink Artists". labelsbase.net.
  10. "Skink Artists". The DJ List.
  11. ^ "Skink Releases". Beatport.

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