Planet Mu
Planet Mu is the English electronic label created and run by Mike Paradinas, best known as μ-Ziq. It began in 1995 as a Virgin Records imprint for Paradinas's own work and similarly minded artists, before he set it up independently in 1998. The label marked its 30th anniversary in 2025.
Its early releases were rooted in intelligent dance music, reflecting Paradinas's work as μ-Ziq. Planet Mu has also issued his music under aliases including Kid Spatula and Tusken Raiders. From there, the catalogue moved through jungle and breakcore, then into grime and dubstep, with footwork becoming another major part of its output.
That broad electronic focus is reflected in artists including Ital Tek, Rian Treanor, Traxman, DJ Elmoe, Speaker Music, Xylitol, Ship Sket and Nondi_. Planet Mu's history follows several distinct currents in electronic music while remaining closely tied to Paradinas's own restless production work.
Latest Release
Cyphers Become Sifr
This is the most recent release from Planet Mu, out .
Discography
Artists on Planet Mu
- FaltyDL
- Ital Tek
- Nondi_
- Rian Treanor
- Ship Sket
- Xylitol
- ABADIR
- Cara Tolmie
- dgoHn
- DJ Elmoe
- James Krivchenia
- Jlin
- Slikback
- Speaker Music
- Traxman
- Rev
- Sam Wilkes
- DJ Manny
- Eomac
- Joshua Abrams
- Mun Sing
- RP Boo
- Saint Abdullah
- Venetian Snares
Related Labels
- Planet Mu Records
Common questions
Who is signed to Planet Mu?
FaltyDL, Ital Tek, Nondi_, Rian Treanor, and Ship Sket all have releases on Planet Mu, alongside 20 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.
How many artists are on Planet Mu?
Tracknack lists 25 artists with releases on Planet Mu. That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.
How many releases does Planet Mu have?
Tracknack tracks 56 Planet Mu releases. The most recent is Cyphers Become Sifr (2026).
How do I follow new Planet Mu releases?
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