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On August 19, 2012, Genjing Records was featured on DIY punk fanzine [[Maximumrocknroll|Maximumrocknroll's]] weekly radio show.<ref>[http://maximumrocknroll.com/mrrradio-1310/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=mrrradio-1310 MRR Radio #1310 | August 19, 2012]</ref>
On August 19, 2012, Genjing Records was featured on DIY punk fanzine [[Maximumrocknroll|Maximumrocknroll's]] weekly radio show.<ref>[http://maximumrocknroll.com/mrrradio-1310/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=mrrradio-1310 MRR Radio #1310 | August 19, 2012]</ref>


Since its inception, Genjing Records has issued over a dozen releases, including efforts from AM444, Demerit, [[Dear Eloise (band)|Dear Eloise]],<ref>[http://alteredzones.com/posts/1486/dear-eloise-castle/ Altered Zones | Dear Eloise: Castle | June 16, 2011]</ref><ref>[http://www.dingusonmusic.com/2012/04/27/song-for-her/ Dingus | Review: Song For Her | April 27, 2012]</ref> Duck Fight Goose, the Fever Machine, Gum Bleed, Round Eye,<ref>[http://www.musicdish.com/mag/?id=13325 Mi2N: Round Eye Pave the Way For Punk With Unique Elements And A Singular Sound | December 3, 2012]</ref><ref>[http://www.timeoutbeijing.com/features/Blogs/17637/Review-Full-Circle-.html Time Out Beijing | Review: Full Circle | December 1, 2012]</ref> [[Snapline]], Wang Wen (罔聞) and Fanzui Xiangfa.<ref>[http://www.jingdaily.com/beijing-vinyl-an-interview-with-genjing-records/23798/ Jing Daily | Beijing Vinyl: An Interview With Genjing Records | Feb 11, 2013]</ref>
Since its inception, Genjing Records has issued over a dozen releases, including efforts from AM444, Demerit, [[Dear Eloise (band)|Dear Eloise]],<ref>[http://alteredzones.com/posts/1486/dear-eloise-castle/ Altered Zones | Dear Eloise: Castle | June 16, 2011]</ref><ref>[http://www.dingusonmusic.com/2012/04/27/song-for-her/ Dingus | Review: Song For Her | April 27, 2012]</ref> Duck Fight Goose, the Fever Machine,<ref>[http://www.smartbeijing.com/articles/nightlife/interview-dan-shapiro-the-fever-machine/ SmartBeijing | Interview: The Fever Machine | Nov 21, 2012]</ref> Gum Bleed, Round Eye,<ref>[http://www.musicdish.com/mag/?id=13325 Mi2N: Round Eye Pave the Way For Punk With Unique Elements And A Singular Sound | December 3, 2012]</ref><ref>[http://www.timeoutbeijing.com/features/Blogs/17637/Review-Full-Circle-.html Time Out Beijing | Review: Full Circle | December 1, 2012]</ref> [[Snapline]], Wang Wen (罔聞) and Fanzui Xiangfa.<ref>[http://www.jingdaily.com/beijing-vinyl-an-interview-with-genjing-records/23798/ Jing Daily | Beijing Vinyl: An Interview With Genjing Records | Feb 11, 2013]</ref>


The label's international catalog includes releases by Cheap Stuff, [[Greg_Ginn#Libyan_Hit_Squad|Libyan Hit Squad]], SS20, Sick Times<ref>[http://plastic-bomb.eu/cms/index.php/reviews/cds-a-vinyl/3625-sick-times--gum-bleed-split-10q Plastic Bomb | SICK TIMES/GUM BLEED: Split 10" | November 27, 2012]</ref>, Tiny Ghosts and [[Tussle]].
The label's international catalog includes releases by Cheap Stuff, [[Greg_Ginn#Libyan_Hit_Squad|Libyan Hit Squad]], SS20, Sick Times<ref>[http://plastic-bomb.eu/cms/index.php/reviews/cds-a-vinyl/3625-sick-times--gum-bleed-split-10q Plastic Bomb | SICK TIMES/GUM BLEED: Split 10" | November 27, 2012]</ref>, Tiny Ghosts and [[Tussle]].

Revision as of 18:20, 12 February 2013

Genjing Records
Founded2011
FounderNevin Domer
GenreVarious
Country of originChina
LocationBeijing
Official websitegenjingrecords.com

Genjing Records (simplified Chinese: 根茎唱片; traditional Chinese: 根莖唱片) is an independent record label that specializes in releasing vinyl recordings of Chinese musicians.

Launched in Beijing in March 2011, China's first vinyl-only record label was initially intended as a platform for founder Nevin Domer's hardcore band Fanzui Xiangfa to release and distribute their own recordings.[1] After realizing the large potential for a new independent record label, however, Domer determined that he could also help other independent Chinese musicians to release material on vinyl, a medium that had been rapidly gaining favor within the country's growing collector community throughout the mid-2010s.[2][3]

Since then, Genjing Records has shifted its mission statement to focus primarily on creating connections between China's DIY independent music community and its international counterparts, a process that is primarily facilitated by the release of split 7" records in cooperation with global partner labels and subsequent multinational tours in which bands criss-cross each others' countries.[4][5][6]

In August 2012, Genjing worked with one of the first expatriates involved in the mid-1990s Beijing punk scene, David O'Dell, to host a charity punk-rock show and auction in association with Half the Sky, a Chinese charitable organization dedicated to poor rural children.[7][8]

On August 19, 2012, Genjing Records was featured on DIY punk fanzine Maximumrocknroll's weekly radio show.[9]

Since its inception, Genjing Records has issued over a dozen releases, including efforts from AM444, Demerit, Dear Eloise,[10][11] Duck Fight Goose, the Fever Machine,[12] Gum Bleed, Round Eye,[13][14] Snapline, Wang Wen (罔聞) and Fanzui Xiangfa.[15]

The label's international catalog includes releases by Cheap Stuff, Libyan Hit Squad, SS20, Sick Times[16], Tiny Ghosts and Tussle.

Discography

Catalog Band(s) Title Format Release date
GR001 Fanzui Xiangfa / Daighila split 7” May 2011
GR002 Fanzui Xiangfa / SS20 split 7” May 2011
GR003 Demerit / SS20 split 10” July 2011
GR004 Dear Eloise Castle 7” July 2011
GR005 Dear Eloise Song for Her 7” July 2011
GR006 Fanzui Xiangfa Fanzui Xiangfa 7” Aug 2011
GR007 Gum Bleed / Cheap Stuff / Flyx / rks Fuck Society 2x7” Apr 2012
GR008 Duck Fight Goose History 7” May 2012
GR009 Tiny Ghosts Alien in a Box 7” June 2012
GR010 AM444 / Tussle Split Ends 12” July 2012
GR011 The Fever Machine La Chupacabra 7” Aug 2012
GR012 Next Year's Love Smash the Pink Bug 7” Aug 2012
GR013 Dear Eloise I’ll Be Your Mirror 7” Oct 2012
GR014 Gum Bleed / Sick Times split 10” Jan 2013
GR015 Dear Eloise The Winter That Disappeared 7” March 2013

References

  1. ^ Time Out Shanghai | Shanghai's DIY Records | August 11, 2012
  2. ^ AWEH: Interview
  3. ^ Resident Advisor | Clubbing in Shanghai | November 28, 2012
  4. ^ City Weekend: Beijing | Retro Vinyl Revival | October 2, 2012
  5. ^ 无解专题: Record Store Day之Genjing Records创始人Nevin专访
  6. ^ Northwest Asian Weekly | Chinese punk rock band to rock out in the U.S. for the first time | August 11, 2011
  7. ^ China Daily USA | Rebel Yell | September 21, 2012
  8. ^ CRI English | The Sound Stage: Rocking For Good | August 28, 2012
  9. ^ MRR Radio #1310 | August 19, 2012
  10. ^ Altered Zones | Dear Eloise: Castle | June 16, 2011
  11. ^ Dingus | Review: Song For Her | April 27, 2012
  12. ^ SmartBeijing | Interview: The Fever Machine | Nov 21, 2012
  13. ^ Mi2N: Round Eye Pave the Way For Punk With Unique Elements And A Singular Sound | December 3, 2012
  14. ^ Time Out Beijing | Review: Full Circle | December 1, 2012
  15. ^ Jing Daily | Beijing Vinyl: An Interview With Genjing Records | Feb 11, 2013
  16. ^ Plastic Bomb | SICK TIMES/GUM BLEED: Split 10" | November 27, 2012
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