Founded in 2006 Kindisch rapidly developed into its own entity with its own sound.

With its first releases from acts like Einzelkind, Samim, Jay Haze or Raz Ohara the label reached underground enthusiasts and solidified its reputation for hosting quality music from lesser-known acts.
Now with over 80 releases the label continues to strive to diversity through sound, and creating emotional connections through music.
Stories Pt. 2 features electronic music beyond the dancefloor. It’s about bringing a deep, raw, emotional touch through music.
Last year Nick Galemore took the Kindisch catalogue and wove a mix from the sounds that define the label for him.
‘Stories’ was the compilation that came out of it. This time we’ve given the torch to Kindisch’s own Cipy for his view on the labels sound, style, and influence over the years.
‘Stories Pt. 2’ was born.
Cipy delivers a 2 hour mix, opening with Raz Oharas ‘See It Coming’ then jumping straight into a brand new track ‘Agony’ from M_Abbatangelo.
He covers the spectrum of Kindisch from M.A.N.D.Y., Tamer Malki, Hamid and Nick Galemore & Gregor Trierweiler to classic Kindisch names like The Skull, David Keno, Ben Hoo and more.
“By producing an easy mix, my idea is to spread out the electronic music in a way that it can be accessible and understood for a larger public.
Then people will start listening to the electronic music not only in the clubs but also on their daily routine, such as in a car, during a dinner, on a couch, reading a book, etc…” explains Cipy about the style of the mix, he goes on further to explain his ideas on the highly discussed topic of vinyl vs.
CD, vs. digital… “We are in the digital age and I am convinced that what matters is the concrete result, not how you get there… As for me I can play in all ways, vinyl, cd, software effects etc… Yes is true the vinyl has its own charm but for my point of view using technology has great advantages because you can achieve more results.
In my opinion, what makes the difference is the style and the quality of the idea itself rather than the way to play.”
We are very happy to have Cipy on Part 2 of the series, and look forward to sharing it with you