New Syndrome

New Syndrome Records was founded in 2001 by a group of independent musicians and producers seeking to promote innovative sounds across various genres. Initially focusing on alternative rock and electronic music, the label gained prominence in the mid-2000s with the release of several critically acclaimed albums from artists such as The Echoes, a prominent indie rock band, and DJ Synthwave, known for his contributions to the electronic scene. Throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s, New Syndrome expanded its roster to include diverse genres, including post-punk, ambient, and experimental music. The label became known for its artist-centric approach, allowing musicians creative freedom while providing robust marketing support. In the following years, New Syndrome's influence grew, fostering a community of emerging artists and gaining recognition for its commitment to quality and innovation. Today, it is regarded as a significant player in the independent music scene, with a legacy of nurturing talent and pushing genre boundaries.