Serial Killer Vinyl is a young record label specializing in Dance music.
In its four years of existence, through its two subsidiary labels, Morbido and Serial Killer Vinyl, the company has attained such an influential status in the market due to the superb quality of its productions and the excellence of its compilations.
The label Morbido, since its commencement (with its first track being the brilliant H2O "You Can Run…") has clearly defined the path for its consecutive productions being House Music in all its varieties. You can find among all the titles released up until now, in maxi-single format, hits like, "Can´t Get Enough", by Soulsearcher, or "Estrangera", by Latin Aspects; amazing garage like "Spread Love", by The Messengers; new remixes of classics like "Kalimba de Luna 99", by Tony Esposito; national productions acclaimed worldwide like "Feel It", by DJ Pippi, "I Can Feel my Blood Pumpin'", by Osuna, or "A Noite", by Bass 4 Life, and great artists like Arthur Baker and Cevin Fisher to name a few. In compilation format you can find the series "Yag Style"(volumes 1 and 2) and "Dôme" (Volumes 1, 2, 3 and 4).
Techno and vanguard music, however, fall under the label Serial Killer Vinyl. Its first release is the famous "Planet Funk vol. 2" by Alex Neri, and has continued with productions by techno-masters such as Jan Driver, Christian Smith or Pascal F.E.O.S.; anthems like "Aquarius", by Saucermen, or "Disco Highway", by DJ Sandy vs. Housetrap; national productions under the talents of Farfa meets Pleasure Team or Tony Verdi and global groups in other genres like Break-beat, Drum & Bass or Ambient such as Zuell, who are currently working on their new album that will be debuted this year. Also, we cannot forget to mention the CD series of the prestigious club Florida 135 as well as the recent inauguration of the series ‘Methods of Dance’ with the remarkable primary volume that reunites the two most prominent techno-djs of Spain, Cristian Varela and Tony Verdi in its "Salón de Mezclas"-all these compilations are released under the label Serial Killer Vinyl as well.