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{{Redirect|Double Denim|this term in fashion|Canadian tuxedo}}
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{{Infobox record label
{{Infobox record label
| name = Double Denim Records
| name = Double Denim Records
| founded = 2010
| founded = 2010
| founder = Hari Ashurst and Jack Thomas
| genre = Various
| genre = Various
| country = [[United Kingdom]]
| country = [[England]]
| location = London
| location = London
| url = [http://www.doubledenimrecords.com www.doubledenimrecords.com]
| url = [http://www.doubledenimrecords.com www.doubledenimrecords.com]
}}
}}
'''Double Denim Records''' is an English [[independent record label]], launched in 2010 by Jack Thomas and Hari Ashurst-Venn.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Campbell |first1=Erica |title=Label Spotlight: Double Denim Records |url=https://artists.spotify.com/en/blog/label-spotlight-double-denim-records |publisher=[[Spotify]] |access-date=8 November 2022 |date=22 October 2022}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |title=Radar: Label of the Week |work=[[NME]] |date=17 June 2014}}</ref>


==Back catalogue==
'''Double Denim Records''' is a British [[independent record label]] which was launched by Hari Ashurst and Jack Thomas in 2010.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Artist(s)
!Year
!Release
!Notes
|-
|Blackbird Blackbird / Paopao
|2010
|"Pure" / "So Sorry, Girl" / "Liberia" ([[Split album|split]] [[Single (music)|7-inch single]])
|
|-
|Seapony
|2010
|"Dreaming" ([[Single (music)|7-inch]] single)
|
|-
|Hard Mix / [[Star Slinger]]
|2011
|"Eye Contact" / "Remedy" (split 7-inch single)
|
|-
|[[Body Language (band)|Body Language]]
|2011
|"You Can" / "Social Studies" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|[[Stay+]]
|2011
|"Stay+" / "Young Luv" (7-inch single)
|Released under moniker "Christian AIDS"
|-
|Celestial Shore
|2011
|"Pals" / "Place Aux Dames" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Outfit
|2011
|"Two Islands" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|[[Zulu Winter]]
|2011
|"Never Leave" / "Let's Move Back to Front" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Jesse Ruins
|2011
|"A Bookshelf Sinks Into The Sand" / "In Icarus" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Amateur Best
|2012
|"Be Happy" / "The Wave" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Hotel Mexico
|2012
|"A Space in the Loveless Field" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Outfit
|2012
|''Another Nights Dreams Reach Earth Again'' ([[Twelve-inch single|12-inch]] [[Extended play|EP]])
|
|-
|Amateur Best
|2012
|"Ready For The Good Life" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Mind Enterprises
|2012
|"Sister" / "Summer War" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Pandr Eyez
|2012
|"Physical Education" single
|
|-
|Amateur Best
|2013
|"Too Much" / "Gads Job" (7-inch single)
|
|-
|Brolin
|2013
|''Cundo'' (12-inch EP)
|
|-
|Amateur Best
|2013
|''No Thrills'' [[LP record|(LP]])
|12-inch and CD release
|-
|[[Empress Of]]
|2013
|''Systems'' (12-inch EP)
|Worldwide release, excluding the United States
|-
|Various
|2013
|''Double Denim Vol. 1''
|Compilation album
|-
|Outfit
|2013
|''Performance'' (LP)
|12-inch and CD release
|-
|[[Kero Kero Bonito]]
|2014
|''[[Intro Bonito]]'' (CD)
|Worldwide CD release
|-
|Kero Kero Bonito
|2014
|''Bonito Recycling'' (Digital [[Remix album|remix EP]])
|
|-
|[[Tei Shi]]
|2015
|''Verde'' (12-inch EP)
|
|-
|Kero Kero Bonito
|2016
|''Bonito Generation'' (LP)
|Worldwide release, excluding Japan
|-
|[[Jay Som]]
|2017
|''Everybody Works'' (LP)
|European and Japanese releases
|-
|[[Kero Kero Bonito|WHARFWHIT]]
|2017
|''Evidently'' ([[Mini-LP|10-inch Mini-LP]])
|
|-
|Spencer Zahn
|2018
|''People Of The Dawn'' (LP)
|
|-
|Rose Droll
|2018
|''Your Dog'' (LP)
|
|-
|Mwami
|2019
|''Protean'' (EP)
|
|}


==Back Catalogue==
==References==
{{Reflist}}


{{Authority control}}
* DD001 - Blackbird Blackbird / Paopao split (7”)
* DD002 - Seapony - Dreaming (7”)
* DD003 - Hard Mix / [[Star Slinger]] Split (7”)
* DD004 - Body Language - You Can / Social Studies (7”)
* DD005 - [[Stay+]] - Stay Positive / Young Luv (7”)
* DD006 - Celestial Shore - Pals (7”)
* DD007 - Outfit - Two Islands / Vehicles (7")
* DD008 - Zulu Winter - Never Leave / Let's Move Back to Front (7")
* DD009 - Jesse Ruins - A Bookshelf Sinks Into The Sand // In Icarus (7")
* DD010 - Amateur Best - Be Happy / The Wave (7")
* DD011 - Hotel Mexico - A Space in the Loveless Field // Wolves Running Through The Desert (7")
* DD012 - Outfit - Another Nights Dreams Reach Earth Again EP (12")
* DD013 - Amateur Best - Ready For The Good Life (7")


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Latest revision as of 10:47, 22 November 2024

"Double Denim" redirects here. For this term in fashion, see Canadian tuxedo.

Double Denim Records
Founded2010
GenreVarious
Country of originEngland
LocationLondon
Official websitewww.doubledenimrecords.com

Double Denim Records is an English independent record label, launched in 2010 by Jack Thomas and Hari Ashurst-Venn.[1][2]

Back catalogue

[edit]
Artist(s) Year Release Notes
Blackbird Blackbird / Paopao 2010 "Pure" / "So Sorry, Girl" / "Liberia" (split 7-inch single)
Seapony 2010 "Dreaming" (7-inch single)
Hard Mix / Star Slinger 2011 "Eye Contact" / "Remedy" (split 7-inch single)
Body Language 2011 "You Can" / "Social Studies" (7-inch single)
Stay+ 2011 "Stay+" / "Young Luv" (7-inch single) Released under moniker "Christian AIDS"
Celestial Shore 2011 "Pals" / "Place Aux Dames" (7-inch single)
Outfit 2011 "Two Islands" (7-inch single)
Zulu Winter 2011 "Never Leave" / "Let's Move Back to Front" (7-inch single)
Jesse Ruins 2011 "A Bookshelf Sinks Into The Sand" / "In Icarus" (7-inch single)
Amateur Best 2012 "Be Happy" / "The Wave" (7-inch single)
Hotel Mexico 2012 "A Space in the Loveless Field" (7-inch single)
Outfit 2012 Another Nights Dreams Reach Earth Again (12-inch EP)
Amateur Best 2012 "Ready For The Good Life" (7-inch single)
Mind Enterprises 2012 "Sister" / "Summer War" (7-inch single)
Pandr Eyez 2012 "Physical Education" single
Amateur Best 2013 "Too Much" / "Gads Job" (7-inch single)
Brolin 2013 Cundo (12-inch EP)
Amateur Best 2013 No Thrills (LP) 12-inch and CD release
Empress Of 2013 Systems (12-inch EP) Worldwide release, excluding the United States
Various 2013 Double Denim Vol. 1 Compilation album
Outfit 2013 Performance (LP) 12-inch and CD release
Kero Kero Bonito 2014 Intro Bonito (CD) Worldwide CD release
Kero Kero Bonito 2014 Bonito Recycling (Digital remix EP)
Tei Shi 2015 Verde (12-inch EP)
Kero Kero Bonito 2016 Bonito Generation (LP) Worldwide release, excluding Japan
Jay Som 2017 Everybody Works (LP) European and Japanese releases
WHARFWHIT 2017 Evidently (10-inch Mini-LP)
Spencer Zahn 2018 People Of The Dawn (LP)
Rose Droll 2018 Your Dog (LP)
Mwami 2019 Protean (EP)

References

[edit]
  1. ^ Campbell, Erica (22 October 2022). "Label Spotlight: Double Denim Records". Spotify. Retrieved 8 November 2022.
  2. ^ "Radar: Label of the Week". NME. 17 June 2014.


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