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Mau P launches Baddest Behaviour Records

The new label will focus on emerging artists and underground club music. Photo credit: Mau P – Instagram Mau P has announced the launch of Baddest Behaviour Records, a new record label dedicated to supporting emerging talent and connecting underground club music with wider audiences. The label takes its name from the DJ and producer’s…

The new label will focus on emerging artists and underground club music.

Photo credit: Mau P – Instagram

Mau P has announced the launch of Baddest Behaviour Records, a new record label dedicated to supporting emerging talent and connecting underground club music with wider audiences.

The label takes its name from the DJ and producer’s established Baddest Behaviour event series and Pacha Ibiza residency. The project marks an expansion of the concept into music releases, with an emphasis on artists and records that reflect his approach to club culture.

Speaking about the initiative, Mau P explained that the label was created to provide opportunities for artists who have been sharing their music with him: “This is for all the artists that have been sending me music, and I’m finally able to give them a platform, just like how other DJs and artists were supportive of me in the beginning.”

He also emphasized his intention to prioritize musical identity over current trends: “I’m not trying to follow what’s popping right now. I’m just trying to take it back to the core, this is for the culture.”

Since the release of ‘Drugs From Amsterdam’, the artist has developed an international presence through his productions, DJ performances, and the growth of Baddest Behaviour.

The new label builds on that foundation, providing a dedicated platform for artists working within underground electronic music while maintaining a connection to the event series.

Watch Mau P’s full statement below and follow Baddest Behaviour Records on Instagram here.

 

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