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Kittball Records

Kittball Records / Electronic music from Germany / Worldwide / Est. 2005 300 records deep.

300 records. Twenty years. Almost there.

The ups and the downs. The highs and the lows. The joys and the pains. The full floors and the eight people still standing at four in the morning. The years we made money and the years we did not.

Running a label in 2026 is nothing like running one in 2005. Most of what we learned back then is useless now. Good.

Kittball was never just a label to us. We argued. We fell out. We loved each other anyway. All of it for the same reason: electronic music, and the people who make it.

We are not stopping.

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Kittball
Juliet Sikora
Juliet Sikora
Tube & Berger
Tube & Berger
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News

What is coming, and what is not.

Kittball 300, Part II cover

Upcoming

300, Part II

Six more for the 300 series. Tube & Berger and Nick Schwenderling open with It's Automatic, followed by Juliet Sikora, Ivy Purple with Jan Rosenthal and Ando K, Midnight Purple, ShyMan and Nico Zandolino. Out October 23.

Kittball ADE label showcase 2026 flyer, The Tequila Club Amsterdam

ADE 2026

Kittball at ADE

Saturday, October 24, The Tequila Club, Amsterdam. 22:00 to 06:00 with Tube & Berger, Chuckie, Joachim Garraud, Nick Schwenderling, Felicia Bianco, Alice DiMar, Honey Dews and PAJI.

Tickets / Event info

Caravaca & Suwenda, Move cover

New EP

Move EP

Caravaca from Málaga and Suwenda. Move is the house cut, Club is Caravaca alone in jackin' territory. Out October 9.

Kittball 300, Part I cover

Out now

300, Part I

The first six. Back To The Stars by Tube & Berger, Frank Sonic and Freddy Muller went straight into Spotify's Electronic Rising playlist. Out since September 11.

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Records

The twenty that matter most. Click one and it takes you to the record.

BeatportSpotifyApple MusicSoundCloud See all 300 →

03

The floor

Twenty years of weekends.

Tube & Berger started the label in 2005 to put out their own records and the ones their friends kept sending. Juliet Sikora came in as a partner and label manager soon after. The office moved from Solingen to Dortmund when the touring got heavier. Nothing else about the setup has changed much.

Bootshaus, Cologne
Bootshaus, CologneRobin Khan
Rave the Planet, Berlin 2024
Rave the Planet, Berlin 2024Here and Now Studios
Kittball Rooftop, 2024
Kittball Rooftop, 2024Maria Koltschin
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Watch

The radio show, aftermovies, the odd studio night.

Zorlu PSM, Istanbul
Watch on YouTube Purple Disco Machine — Where We BelongOfficial video, on our channel Watch on YouTube Kittball x Rave the PlanetAftermovie, Berlin 2024 Watch on YouTube 15 Years of Kittball x BeatportTube & Berger, livestream 2020 Watch on YouTube Juliet Sikora — Larry's GarageOfficial video
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Artists

Hundreds of acts have put a record out on Kittball. These are some of them.

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Tube & BergerFounders
Juliet Sikora
Juliet SikoraPartner, A&R

Some of them made one record with us and moved on. Some have been here twenty years and counting. Some appear on the compilations rather than on their own sleeve. All of them are Kittball.

BeatportSpotifyApple MusicSoundCloud The full roster →

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Live

Twenty years on the road.

Electric Brixton, London
Electric Brixton, LondonLarry Idot
Tomorrowland
TomorrowlandKittball
Asia tour
Asia tourKittball

Stages where we have celebrated our Kittball showcases.

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It Began In Africa

The one that is not about us.

Since 2009 we have licensed recordings from the African Children's Choir and handed them to producers to rework. Riva Starr, Timo Maas, Ida Engberg, &ME, andhim, Walker & Royce and around forty others have taken part. Three volumes so far. Over twenty thousand euro has gone to the choir, every cent of it, for housing and for schooling. We keep the series going because it is the only thing on this label that is not about the label.

It Began In Africa Vol. 1
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It Began In Africa Vol. 2
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It Began In Africa Vol. 3
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Send, or stay close

One channel, and we actually listen to it.

Send music through Trackstack. We listen to all of it, usually within a fortnight. Links sent anywhere else get lost, and that is on us, not you.

Send it through Trackstack

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