Cologne, since 2026
I write and produce everything that comes out on this label, under a handful of different names. One name per kind of music, because the records don't really belong next to each other. That's the whole setup.
Have a listen01 / What this is
Each name stands for a different kind of music. I keep them apart because that's how the records make sense: if you came for one, the other would only get in the way. Musicians have done this forever. It sorts the work, it doesn't hide who did it.
I use AI tools while making these records. Which ones, what for, and what I do myself is written down on the transparency page. Nobody's voice gets cloned, and nothing goes out the way a tool spat it out.
My name, address and email are in the Impressum. If something here is unclear, or you want to know how a particular track came about, write to me and I'll tell you.
02 / Projects
Five projects, all mine. Each one is a different corner of music.
Melodic techno on the calmer side. Long build-ups, nothing hectic.
Inspired by anime soundtracks. Energetic, loud, plenty of drive.
Metalcore with electronic elements. The heaviest thing on the label.
Feel-good radio pop. Songs about love, made to sing along to.
Whatever fits none of the other names. Film score one week, hardstyle EDM the next.
03 / Catalogue
MÅRUP
ANISORA
PROMPT INJECTION
Theo Grey
AISAAC
04 / Process
Which name it belongs to, roughly how it should sound, what it's about. That comes before anything else exists.
Writing, prompting, listening, throwing most of it away, arranging what's left, mixing, mastering. This is where the time goes.
Cover, catalogue number, off to the streaming platforms, plus the AI disclosure that goes with every release.
05 / Notes
That would be me, Isaac Kallhammer. I run the label and make everything on it myself. Name and address are in the Impressum, a bit more about me on the about page.
No, they're all me. Different names for different kinds of music, nothing more than that.
Yes, as part of the process. The transparency page says what I use it for and what I do myself.
No.
When it's finished. A few records a year, usually.