It all started in 2000 when Marc Teissier du Cros, Stephane Elfassi and Air teamed up for the release of 'The Virgin Suicides' soundtrack. Ever since then their romantic and cinematic vision of music has drawn a line through the label's releases and connects all artists, as diverse as they may be.

Record Makers does not confine itself to a single genre - what is more important is the feeling transmitted by the music. The Record Makers experience starts with the artwork and ends at the last bar of music, taking the listener on a trip through memories and emotions.

When electro scientist Arpanet consorts with French troubadour Sébastien Tellier or rave zombie Kavinsky it does not seem so surprising any more, and suddenly all these things seem to be connected. Like soundtracks for certain situations, each and every release represents a piece in a puzzle. Arpanet's first album 'Wireless Internet' stands among the finest productions of the genre as well as Kavinsky's '1986' EP, which according to rumours was recorded in the label's basement.