INZO Launches New Label, ‘Local Void Records’
The electronic artist’s vision of launching a record label has now become a reality after a decade!
The electronic artist’s vision of launching a record label has now become a reality after a decade!
A brand new label called ‘Local Void Records’ from INZO delivers a platform for artists of a variety of electronic music genres to exhibit their craft and creativity before audiences. As per the Chicago-born producer’s statement on social media, he wanted to start a record label “a long time ago.”
“I’m very excited to announce the launch of my record label Local Void Records. The inspiration I had for the term Local Void is a multi-faceted journey through science, philosophy, psychology, and spirituality. This label intends to welcome all genres and subgenres of electronic music and music that just inspires me as a person and as an artist. I do want this label to be a label for the artist and a hub that we can all feel proud to be a part of,” said INZO in a video.
Cementing himself as one of the solid artists in the electronic music landscape, INZO’s incredible presence has been felt at major music festivals and prominent venues, including EDC Orlando, Lost Lands, and Electric Forest, to name a few, with gigs across the US. He has also worked with the likes of Rezz and LSDREAM, and shared stages with big names such as Martin Garrix, SLANDER, Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE, and Subtronics.
“Releasing music is just the beginning.. we have a team of passionate individuals who are excited to grow this entity into something bigger with the mission of uplifting and inspiring others,” wrote INZO. “Local Void is a space where artists can push boundaries and explore new dimensions of sound without limitation. It’s a home for anyone who feels their music has something unique to offer, and it’s a space that will continually evolve, welcoming new voices and fresh ideas.”
INZO is now getting ready to make his Red Rocks debut as a headliner at the legendary venue’s first gig of 2025!
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