Six Degrees Records
@sixdegreesofficial
An eclectic, San Francisco based, independent label that produces genre-bending recordings, with a decidedly "Global" perspective.
Thanks to Apple Music for supporting & featuring Dust, the new album from Karsh Kale-
Coming tomorrow: The first new album in a decade, from Asian Massive pioneer, Karsh Kale. Dust is more than worth the wait
We're very excited that our campaign to raise funds to create a new compilation, inspired by Windham Hill's beloved, A Winter's Solstice series, has been chosen by @kickstarter.com as a "Project We Love". Donate & support us here: bit.ly/AWSCkick26
The Grammy-nominated Yiddish Glory returns with a powerful follow-up to their acclaimed debut that brought lost, wartime Yiddish music back from the brink of oblivion. These are words that the war tried to erase. This album refuses to let it. ddas.lnk.to/YGSilenced
Before co-founding Six Degrees, I worked at Windham Hill for 11 years, eventually running the A&R Dept. It's the 50th anniversary of Windham Hill and we have started a @kickstarter.com campaign to fund this exciting project. Please consider donating & please spread the word: tinyurl.com/4nb5ktm8
Yesterday was Holger Czukay's birthday- without him there would be no Six Degrees Records. Czukay's album, Movies (specifically the track "Persian Love") was the first time I encountered the concept of incorporating global music samples into electronic compositions.
New album from Umut Adan. Four Star review in Songlines Mag-
The world just keeps getting crazier & crazier. Maybe you need some "sonic relief"-
One of my favorites (of many) from this giant of a musician. RIP-
For obvious reasons, I feel compelled to post this quote at the beginning of every year.
From the wonderfully twisted mind of my friend, cartoonist PS Mueller-
Huge, Diverse, Multi-Generational, Peaceful crowd for No Kings March in Oakland, CA-
Coming This Friday: Psychedelia, the new full length album from Delia Derbsyhire Appreciation Society.
Hillary Clinton's response to the Hegseth scandal, for the "Win":
Bill Bruford, on the passing of percussionist Jamie Muir-