It’s a development that fuses real-time community data with the footprint of one of electronic music’s most iconic festival brands. Tomorrowland Music and 1001Tracklists have announced they are joining forces to launch a new label, 1001 Recordings. With its first two releases soundtracking back-to-back sets at this month’s Tomorrowland festival, the new label is set to curate a slew of high-profile moments on its launch date.
Introducing 1001 Recordings… the new dance floor-driven label by 1001Tracklists & Tomorrowland Music! @1001recordings pic.twitter.com/Ae83hxVuIW
— 1001Tracklists Media (@1001TLtv) July 4, 2025
With a vast database of over half a million DJ sets, 1001Tracklists has become a north star for tracking what’s actually being played by DJs around the world. “For years we’ve kept our finger on the pulse of dance music,” said Jacob Merlin, CMO of 1001Tracklists. “The launch of 1001 Recordings was a natural step to give a bigger spotlight to the artists and music our community already believes in and champions.”
That ethos is on full display with the label’s inaugural release, “Take Me There,” a progressive house anthem by Sick Individuals, Matisse & Sadko, and Third Party, which is scheduled to drop July 11th, 2025. The second release comes one week later when Dillon Francis and MARTEN HØRGER are slated to drop their B2U EP.
Both releases will be integrated into Tomorrowland’s programming, as fans will have the opportunity to catch Matisse & Sadko back-to-back with Third Party and Dillon Francis back-to-back with MARTEN HØRGER during the festival’s jam-packed opening weekend.
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