In a groundbreaking move, independent U.K. label Ninja Tune is to launch a music video channel in the Second Life virtual realm. By Lars Brandle In a groundbreaking move, independent U.K. label Ninja ...

London electronic music label Ninja Tune has been slicing and dicing music and multimedia for the benefit of beat junkies for the past two decades. Now its engaging explorations are chronicled in the ...

Ninja Tune's managing director of North America Marie Clausen says, "Music and culture are the fires that keep us all going." By Katie Bain In a stylish, cozy office in the Echo Park neighborhood of ...

"It was our first Japanese tour," recalls Jonathan More, who founded the Ninja Tune label along with his Coldcut partner Matt Black back in 1990. "We were supporting Beats International: Norman Cook ...

Since launching in 1990, Ninja Tune has become one of British music's most important independent record labels. Founded by Coldcut duo Jonathan More and Matt Black, the label gave them a freedom that ...

In September 1990, Jon More and Matt Black, aka the adventurous DJ duo Coldcut, founded their own label, Ninja Tune. In the years since, Ninja Tune has left its stamp on plenty of different genres of ...

Back in the day, my very first exposure to the electronic/chillout label known as Ninja Tune came in the form of Coldcut, a duo of Jonathan More and Matt Black. Let Us Play (1998) was a discovery of ...

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The great Ninja Tunes label will release a splendid three case box set in September to celebrate their 20th year. Ninja Tunes XX will be released on September 20, and will include the following: Case ...

Concord, the Nashville-based music publishing company, has acquired Ninja Tune for an undisclosed fee. In addition to purchasing the record label and its associate imprints, the deal also sees Concord ...

According to the the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a staggering 15,000 tonnes of headphones get scrapped every year. That’s a huge amount of plastic waste that either needs to be expensively recycled or ...