S.L.O.B. Recordings

Copenhagen · Est. 2026

Deep house
from the
dockside.

S.L.O.B. Recordings takes the oldest stories in the North Atlantic — the kraken, the nøkk, the seal-woman — and toasts them over four-on-the-floor at 130 BPM.

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The catalogue

Two records, seven tracks, one tempo.

A pirate in a tricorn hat stands on a Copenhagen quayside at night, facing a verdigris mermaid statue rising from the canal under a full moon.
SLOB002 17 September 2026

Stories from the Sea

Four sea myths dragged out of the North Atlantic and onto a Copenhagen dancefloor.
A gold band ring engraved with a bar of sheet music, photographed on white.
SLOB001 6 July 2026

Summer vol. 1

The label’s first record: a wedding song, and the two remixes that took it to the floor.
Night on a Copenhagen canal — the scene from the cover of Stories from the Sea.

The roster

Tue TUSK

Deep house at 130 BPM, sung in patois, about things that live under the water.

Tue TUSK makes dance records out of old stories. The working method is unusually literal about it: a myth, a quayside, a tempo, and a rule that the folklore is toasted rather than narrated — nobody on a Tue TUSK record ever stops to explain what a kraken is.

The sound sits at 130 BPM almost without exception. Underneath it is dark, driving deep house; on top of it is dancehall — not as a genre but as a delivery, all patois toasting, gravel and pirate swagger. The combination is the whole signature, and it is not a common one in Copenhagen or anywhere else.

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Enquiries

Bookings, press, licensing.

The label handles booking and sync licensing for its roster directly, and reads every demo that arrives.