LABEL PROFILE

Black Book Records

Artists:Skrillex, Cloonee, Chris Lake, Bonobo·83 releases tracked ·Latest: 'Cause I Can

Chris Lake started Black Book in 2017 with Ian Massoth, not long after HOWSLA wound down. The brief wasn't a sound so much as a route, getting producers from the bedroom to the stage, and Lake has talked about the label doing the unglamorous parts of that: management, accounting, the decisions that come after the record.

What it releases is house, most of it aimed at clubs, and the sleeves do the work of a house style: illustrated, storybook-like, consistent across the catalogue. Miane, Wade and HoneyLuv came up through it. Lake's own records go there too, including "Turn Off The Lights" in 2018.

Latest Release

'Cause I Can cover art
Single

'Cause I Can

This is the most recent release from Black Book Records, out .

Discography

Artists on Black Book Records

  • Skrillex
  • Cloonee
  • Chris Lake
  • Bonobo
  • Armand Van Helden
  • Mau P
  • Amber Mark
  • Max Styler
  • Joshwa (UK)
  • Tiga
  • Shermanology
  • MistaJam
  • Marco Lys
  • Eats Everything
  • Bruno Furlan
  • Detlef
  • Miane
  • Tublet
  • Marco Strous
  • Alex Wann
  • Liva K
  • MPH
  • The Killing Fields
  • Andrea Oliva

Related Labels

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  • Astralwerks
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Common questions

Who is signed to Black Book Records?

Skrillex, Cloonee, Chris Lake, Bonobo, and Armand Van Helden all have releases on Black Book Records, alongside 88 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.

How many artists are on Black Book Records?

Tracknack lists 93 artists with releases on Black Book Records. That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.

How many releases does Black Book Records have?

Tracknack tracks 83 Black Book Records releases. The most recent is 'Cause I Can (2026).

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