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REALM

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REALM is Gorgon City's label, and "REALM Records" is the name it wears on the catalogue. the Discogs profile puts it in two lines: "UK. Launched by Gorgon City in late 2017 to act as a platform for their more club focused tracks and underground sounds." the label's own bios are shorter still, "@Gorgon-City's Label" on its SoundCloud and "Gorgon City's record label" on its YouTube channel, and Resident Advisor's line is "Record label & parties from Gorgon City". the duo behind it is Kye Gibbon and Matt Robson Scott, per Music Week. the founding year is told two ways. Discogs says late 2017 and a Beatportal article from 22 January 2025 says "Since its inception in 2017", while RA's label page says founded 2018 and Beatportal's own label page reads "Founded in 2018 by dance music pioneers Gorgon City, REALM Records has become a reliable source of exciting club music and a platform for many inspiring producers and DJs." so 2017 or 2018, depending on who you ask. the base is the United Kingdom, per RA's location field and the Discogs profile, and no source names a city, so we don't either. the name shows up in two forms, both the label's own: "REALM Records" on Beatport, SoundCloud, YouTube and Discogs, plain "REALM" on Resident Advisor, and plain REALM here. releases are distributed via ADA, per Music Week. the label has never written a genre for itself, so we don't tag one.

next to the label, and not the same thing, sits Realm Publishing, a publishing company Gorgon City launched with Sony Music Publishing UK, announced 22 May 2024 per Music Week, whose first signing was Riordan. Riordan has released through REALM, and the same Music Week piece noted his "Needle On The Record" had recently reached number one overall on Beatport. no source calls any one REALM release notable beyond that. on Beatport there is also an "Enter the Realm | ADE 2024 Chart". which brings us to the series. "Enter The REALM" is Gorgon City's numbered mix series and the label's live event at the same time, and the mixes go out under Gorgon City's name rather than a label account. edition 016, "Enter The REALM: Gorgon City 016 (DJ Mix)", landed on Apple Music on 27 June 2025, and the editorial note there ties the mix to the parties: "Leave your FOMO at the door and Enter The REALM with Gorgon City. This edition of the DJ/production duo's mix series, inspired by their immersive Enter The REALM live experience, which features acts from the REALM Records roster including DREYA V and Kitty Amor, is a solid gold selection of bangers for bassheads." Matt Robson-Scott, as Apple Music spells him, told them: "This is a mix of stuff we're loving at the moment and tracks you'll hear at our Enter The REALM parties. See you on the dance floor!" on the party side, Resident Advisor lists "Gorgon City present: Enter the Realm" at Printworks, London in 2022 and at Drumsheds, London in 2024. a few things share the name without being the label: Realm Records in Indiana, Realm the CBS budget line and Sacred Realm Records on Discogs are all unrelated, an Apple Podcasts show called "Enter The Realm" is about toy collecting, and Gorgon City's own channels are the duo's, not the label's.

a few notes on the names. Gorgon City are on our roster themselves and are here from "Primal Call" (RLM001, 2017) and the "Grooves On The Vinyl EP" (RLM002, 2017) on. four are here as remixers only: Hayden James on "Passion Never Dies (Hayden James Remix)" (RLM049, 2020), LP Giobbi on "Somebody To Love (LP Giobbi Remix)" (RLM087, 2022), Monkey Safari on "Yes Baby (Monkey Safari Remix)" (RLM184R, 2025) and Ugo Banchi on "Look Like That (Ugo Banchi Remix)" (RLM186, 2025). John Summit is here for "Is Everybody Having Fun?" (EO066D, 2025) and its Bullet Tooth remix (EO071D, 2025), which carry Experts Only catalogue numbers and which Discogs files under REALM Records as well, a joint release on paper. a few pairs share a record: Adam Ten and Mita Gami on "Ping Pong Pitch" (RLM092, 2022), Calussa and Sllash & Doppe on "Tu Camino" (RLM156, 2024), and Super Flu and Adam Ten trade remixes, Super Flu's "We You / Track 51" (RLM120, 2023) getting "We You (Adam Ten Remix)" (RLM148, 2024) while Azzecca's "Mantra" (RLM124, 2023) got "Mantra (Super Flu Remix)" (RLM131, 2023). Kyle Watson's "My Level" (RLM047, 2020) got a J. Worra remix (RLM057, 2020), and J. Worra has "Bounce Back" (RLM032, 2020) and "Just Because" (RLM039, 2020) of her own. GENESI has "Criminals Move In Silence" (RLM167, 2024) plus remixes of "Bad Boy" (RLM177R, 2025) and "Loveless" (2025). the rest are on their own releases, from Kideko "Tribal Dance" (RLM012, 2019) and VNSSA "What I Want" (RLM027, 2019), through Tom & Collins "Sombrerito" (RLM029, 2020) and "Corosito" (RLM043, 2020), Piem "Your Name" (RLM040, 2020), German Brigante "Slope" (RLM052, 2020), Max Styler "I Call That Love" (RLM065, 2021), Chapter & Verse "Chemical" (RLM066, 2021), Enamour "Delusions" (RLM067, 2021), Kormak "Mumble" (RLM070, 2021), Yamagucci "It's Alright" (RLM108, 2022), Rafael "Gushtose" (RLM109, 2022), Goodboys "Made Of Gold" (RLM119, 2023), Vintage Culture "Rock The Casbah" (RLM121, 2023), Jackie Hollander "30th Street" (RLM135, 2023), Biscits "Selecta" (RLM137, 2023), OMRI. "6 Pack" (RLM150, 2024), AMÉMÉ "Never" (RLM152, 2024), Notre Dame "The Bridge" (RLM155, 2024), Clüb De Combat "Freaky Time Machine" (RLM158, 2024), HILLS "Talk To Me" (RLM180, 2025), DREYA V "Up Front" (RLM187, 2025) and Eats Everything "Euphoria" (RLM200, 2025), to TOYZZ "Rudeboy" (RLM208, 2026), Rafael Cerato "Keep Moving" (RLM219, 2026) and Kamino "All Day All Night" (RLM227, 2026). 40 artists we track have released on it, a confirmed floor from a catalogue sweep, not the full roster: Adam Ten, AMÉMÉ, Azzecca, Biscits, Calussa, Chapter & Verse, Clüb De Combat, DREYA V, Eats Everything, Enamour, GENESI, German Brigante, Goodboys, Gorgon City, Hayden James, HILLS, J. Worra, Jackie Hollander, John Summit, Kamino, Kideko, Kormak, Kyle Watson, LP Giobbi, Max Styler, Mita Gami, Monkey Safari, Notre Dame, OMRI., Piem, Rafael, Rafael Cerato, Sllash & Doppe, Super Flu, Tom & Collins, TOYZZ, Ugo Banchi, Vintage Culture, VNSSA, Yamagucci

founded
2017 or 2018, unresolved. Discogs says late 2017 and a Beatportal article of 22 January 2025 says "Since its inception in 2017". Resident Advisor's label page says 2018 and Beatportal's own label page says "Founded in 2018"
founded by
Gorgon City, the duo of Kye Gibbon and Matt Robson Scott per Music Week. "@Gorgon-City's Label" in the label's own SoundCloud bio, "Gorgon City's record label" on its YouTube channel
based
United Kingdom, per Resident Advisor's location field and the Discogs profile. no source names a city
distributed via
ADA, per Music Week
not the same as
Realm Publishing, the publishing company Gorgon City launched with Sony Music Publishing UK, announced 22 May 2024 per Music Week, first signing Riordan. also unrelated: Realm Records in Indiana, Realm the CBS budget line and Sacred Realm Records on Discogs, the toy-collecting podcast "Enter The Realm" on Apple Podcasts, and Gorgon City's own channels, which are the duo's rather than the label's
the series
"Enter The REALM", Gorgon City's numbered mix series and the label's live event. the mixes are published under Gorgon City's name, edition 016 on Apple Music on 27 June 2025. the parties on Resident Advisor: Printworks, London in 2022 and Drumsheds, London in 2024
notable releases
no source calls one out. Riordan "Needle On The Record", which Music Week in May 2024 said had recently reached number one overall on Beatport, and a Beatport chart, "Enter the Realm | ADE 2024 Chart"

the label's own playlist, "Enter The REALM", on its own Spotify account. the owner account is REALM Records.

the series: Enter The REALM, Gorgon City's numbered mix series and the label's live event. the mixes are published under Gorgon City's name rather than a label account, so there is no label set to embed here. edition 016 is "Enter The REALM: Gorgon City 016 (DJ Mix)" on Apple Music, 27 June 2025. the playlist above is the label's own Enter The REALM playlist.

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