Free-Spirit Records

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If you haven’t heard of the UK label Free-Spirit Records by now, you soon will… the brainchild of Milan born label manager, Jay OM. Since the late ‘80’s, Jay has spent years djing/promoting at some of the biggest clubs and trance festivals in London, the UK, and the rest of Europe. In 2004, he conceived the vision of a network of like-minded artists in the and genres, all working to promote themselves and each other under one banner and thus the Free-Spirit label was born. … Originally intended to focus on artist management, the label’s skyrocketing success, combined with the enthusiasm of Jay, the artists, and fans, enabled Free-Spirit to outgrow its horizons. Free-Spirit continues to build a collective of artists and djs from the UK, Europe and worldwide, aiming to create and provide access to a combined set of resources not available to them as individuals, making it just a little easier for them all to concentrate on what they truly love, the music!

Free-Spirit burst headlong upon the global trance scene with their maiden compilation, “Brahamaputra” in October 2006, even attracting the attention of artists like previous voted #4 in DJ Mags TOP 100 DJs, Christopher Lawrence, who already is rocking Free-Spirit tracks on his own compilation releases. Although still in the label’s infancy, the lineup of artists on this smashing compilation spoke for itself… Free-Spirit’s sequel compilation to “Brahamaputra”, “Eupsychia”, as well as M-Klome’s first solo album release followed soon thereafter.
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