Constanta netlabel started on the first day of winter 2007. It is based in Russia, in Western Urals, not far from Perm city, close to cold and endless forest. The label’s production is orientated on such genres as electronic, electroacoustic, experimental: from hardly heard microwave ambient and subtle clicks’n'cuts to harsh powernoise.

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Budabeats is a netlabel promoting and releasing Hungarian and overseas music. All tracks are under the Creative Commons licence.

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Autark is a netlabel based in Innsbruck, Austria aiming to release new electronic music especially elektronika. There is one EP released so far. It’s Piano Expeditions by Hans Platzgumer and Jens Döring.

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Asiluum (The Free Experimental Music Netlabel) is an unordinary netlabel. Artists are described as “doctors”. We are the patients, I suppose. Three EPs released so far made me feel good – so the term “clinic” seems to be appropriate.

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51beats is a new and fresh netlabel, based in Milano, Italy. There are three releases so far, and you can download them here.

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Netlabels.ru webmusic magazine is another important resource for those interested in netaudio and netlabelism. It contains blog, podcast, links and many more.

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If you would like to stay tuned in the world of netlabelism, one of the best choice is Inq Mag, curated by Mikel Aramendia – writes Netlabels.ru webmusic magazine.

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This is the 4th Best of Jamendo music chart at Calm Down, Relax website. Here are five best songs I discovered during April and at Jamendo, and I want to share with other fans of Creative Commons-licensed music.

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Netaudio 2008 will take place in London this autumn. Here’s the official announcement:

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This is an e-mail interview with i-day, founder of the oneLoop netlabel. oneLoop concentrates on releasing the work of independent electronica artists, and supporting indietronica movement.

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