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Soave Records

Artists:Tobtok, Braaheim, ILYAA, DT James·1581 releases tracked ·Latest: Falling For You

Soave was a blog before it was a label. Jan Hendrik spent years writing about records and building a following on SoundCloud, and when artists who'd grown up on that platform started sending music directly, the blog became the thing releasing it. It runs out of Rotterdam.

The sound didn't change much in the transition: chill house, deep house with a Balearic lean, covers, and softer electronic tracks. The scale did. Soave's Spotify and Deezer accounts passed a million followers inside about four years, putting a small Dutch independent in front of an audience most labels its size never reach.

Latest Release

Falling For You cover art
Single

Falling For You

This is the most recent release from Soave Records, out .

Discography

Artists on Soave Records

  • Tobtok
  • Braaheim
  • ILYAA
  • DT James
  • Tropical Tide
  • Nate VanDeusen
  • Braaten
  • Toby Rose
  • Goldaine
  • Kimbo
  • AALLAR
  • One Trick Pony
  • Chill Gull
  • Edwardo Atlas
  • Namté
  • Kid On The Block
  • Madom
  • Bayshore Court
  • Daniel Santoro
  • Saco
  • TWOPILOTS
  • Nexeri
  • Shoby
  • Coconut Kid

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Common questions

Who is signed to Soave Records?

Tobtok, Braaheim, ILYAA, DT James, and Tropical Tide all have releases on Soave Records, alongside 803 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.

How many artists are on Soave Records?

Tracknack lists 808 artists with releases on Soave Records. That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.

How many releases does Soave Records have?

Tracknack tracks 1581 Soave Records releases. The most recent is Falling For You (2026).

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