The iconic dance festival Creamfields has announced a major expansion into the music industry with the launch of its own record label. Creamfields Recordings is dedicated to discovering, supporting, and developing the next wave of electronic music artists.
A New Platform for Emerging Talent
Partnering with the Manchester-based music and culture firm NQ, the new label aims to champion fresh sounds from across the entire electronic spectrum. The initiative promises to offer a dedicated creative space for its roster, fostering collaboration and focusing on an artist-first approach. The shared ethos driving the venture is the belief that world-class music and creativity can come from anywhere.
This move marks a significant evolution for the brand, which started in 1992 as a 400-capacity club night in Liverpool before growing into one of Europe's most celebrated dance festivals.
First Release and Global Ambitions
The label has confirmed that its first official release is scheduled for this Friday, November 21. While details about the artist or track remain a closely guarded secret, the announcement has generated significant excitement within the electronic music community.
Michael Adex, NQ CEO and Founder, commented on the partnership, stating: Joining forces with Creamfields, a powerhouse born from the same spirit, feels like a natural evolution. Together, we're creating a future-facing label dedicated to discovering and developing breakthrough talent.
How to Get Involved
Aspiring producers and artists are encouraged to submit their demos to the label via email for consideration. Fans eager for early news and updates can sign up for the official Creamfields Recordings newsletter through their website.
Meanwhile, the flagship Creamfields festival is set to return to Daresbury Estate over the August Bank Holiday weekend in 2026, with tickets and details available on the official festival website.
