LABEL PROFILE
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Cocoon Recordings

Artists:Emanuel Satie, DJ Tennis, Mano Le Tough, Pig&Dan·97 releases tracked ·Latest: Fumaxohn

Founded in 2000 by DJ and producer Sven Väth, Cocoon Recordings was created to complete the wider Cocoon platform and give young electronic artists a place to develop. Based in Frankfurt, Germany, the label operates as a division of Cocoon Music Event GmbH.

Its catalogue is rooted in techno and electronic club music, with Väth's own work sitting alongside releases by artists whose records bring different shades of the sound into focus. Extrawelt's detailed electronic productions, Robag Wruhme's idiosyncratic techno, Roman Flügel's broad electronic approach and Raxon's club-driven tracks reflect the range around Cocoon's central dancefloor identity. Later work by Jonathan Kaspar, Damiano von Erckert and Matthias Schildger extends that focus across contemporary electronic music.

Cocoon Recordings remains closely tied to Väth's musical world while functioning as a label for producers beyond its founder. Its purpose from the outset wasn't simply to document one artist's output, but to support emerging talent within electronic music.

Latest Release

Fumaxohn cover art
Single

Fumaxohn

This is the most recent release from Cocoon Recordings, out .

Discography

Artists on Cocoon Recordings

Related Labels

  • Coco
  • Not On Label (Extrawelt Self-released)

Common questions

Who is signed to Cocoon Recordings?

Emanuel Satie, DJ Tennis, Mano Le Tough, Pig&Dan, and Robag Wruhme all have releases on Cocoon Recordings, alongside 70 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.

How many artists are on Cocoon Recordings?

Tracknack lists 75 artists with releases on Cocoon Recordings. That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.

How many releases does Cocoon Recordings have?

Tracknack tracks 97 Cocoon Recordings releases. The most recent is Fumaxohn (2026).

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