Silent Beat Records
Musicians
Hamburg, De
2 employees
- Employees
- 2
- Contacts
- 1
- Emails
- 1
Silent Beat Records Overview
- Headquarters
- Hamburg, De
- Website
- www.silentbeatrecords.com
- Industry
- Musicians
- Employees
- 2
- Founded
- 2018
- NAICS
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Musical Groups and Artists
Keywords
About Silent Beat Records
Silent Beat Records is a modern Classical record company founded in 2018 as a division of Beat Dealer Records GmbH. Through their global repertoire Silent Beat Records has established itself as one of the most influential modern classical record labels worldwide. Since their launch they have released recordings from the likes of Vincent Corver, Nigel Kennedy, Eclipsed, Jiri Horák, Javi Lobe, Justus Rümenapp and many more. In 2020, they had the first two-week takeover of the biggest global Apple Music playlist "Piano Chill" together with their artist Laurence Ipsum. 2021 Silent Beat Records achieved another takeover with Canada-based composer and pianist Milana Zilnik. Silent Beat Records represents artists such as Dominique Charpentier, The Masked Pianoman, Wilson Trouvé, Luis Berra and Goetz Oestlind. Its roster of international artists are featured weekly in worldwide playlists such as "Peaceful Piano" (Spotify), "Piano au Calme" (Deezer) and "Crescendo" (Amazon Music).
Silent Beat Records Contact Details
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Silent Beat Records Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Karin Wir | Product Manager & Artist Management | Hamburg, Germany |
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