LABEL PROFILE

20 Vision Recordings

20/20 Vision started in a farmhouse studio outside Leeds in the mid-nineties, run by Ralph Lawson and Carl Finlow. Lawson had been a resident at Back to Basics in the city since 1991, and the label took its name from an argument with the times: house was splitting into ever finer categories, and perfect vision was the answer to that.

It never picked a lane and hasn't since. The catalogue runs to close on five hundred releases across three decades, deep house through nu disco and past both, and the thirtieth anniversary was marked with Full Circle, a compilation pairing rarities with new remixes.

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Details

Artists
36
Releases
51 tracked

Artists on 20 Vision Recordings

  • Nightmares On Wax photo
    Nightmares On Wax
  • Crazy P photo
    Crazy P
  • Huxley photo
    Huxley
  • ASHRR photo
    ASHRR
  • Random Factor photo
    Random Factor
  • Ralph Lawson photo
    Ralph Lawson

Discography

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Common questions

Who is signed to 20 Vision Recordings?

Nightmares On Wax, Crazy P, Huxley, ASHRR, and Random Factor all have releases on 20 Vision Recordings, alongside 31 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.

How many artists are on 20 Vision Recordings?

Tracknack lists 36 artists with releases on 20 Vision Recordings. That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.

How many releases does 20 Vision Recordings have?

Tracknack tracks 51 20 Vision Recordings releases. The most recent is 20/20 Vision – Full Circle Vol. Three (2026).

How do I follow new 20 Vision Recordings releases?

Follow 20 Vision Recordings on Tracknack and every new release is added to a Spotify playlist that updates itself.

Never miss a release from 20 Vision Recordings.

Follow 20 Vision Recordings and every new release lands in a Spotify or Apple Music playlist that updates itself.