House

Mark Fell and Mat Steel formed SND in 1998 and were quickly placed at the forefront of new digital minimalism. With a series of influential releases on their own label SND and on the now defunct Frankfurt Mille Plateaux, SND pioneered a sound that combined the linear minimalism of Ryoji Ikeda and Oval, with the rhythmic geometry of techno artists such as Thomas Brinkmann or Derrick May. SND promote an approach to the organization of sound, space and form that owes more to origami than any time based medium.

There are two artists under this name: 1. Gadjo is a rag-tag bunch of instrumentalists who are daft about Gypsy music. They sing like lovesick fools; tooting, trilling, warbling and yupping the crowd up into a storm of dancing. They carouse till dawn with their balkan melodies, swing and ska rhythms and wild songs about rambling, homelessness, infatuated accordions, gold teeth, illegal living and dodgy workmen.

White label records are 12" vinyl records with plain white label stickers. They are usually produced in small amounts (<300) by small record companies or DJs. White labels are most popular with house music and hip-hop DJs. In the United States, the traditional term "White Label Promo" refers to a promotional pressing with a label that has mostly the same text and label logo/artwork as the commercial label, but with a white background instead of the color or artwork found on the commercial pressings.

There are 2 bands in the name Freeloader, 1 is a Norwegian artist
and 2 is a jazz-band from the Netherlands.
The Norwegian artist Freeloader (Isak Rypdal/Hanne Romsaas) International DJ support:

- Judge Jules (Radio One, UK)
* 6 times on radio one, UK, 1½ month in Jules’ personal top 10, supported for 5 months now (since Miami, and still supporting) Tried & Tested AND winner of “Judge It Yourself” - listeners chart (by votes) on Jules’ radio one show.
- Marco V