Over the years, Hypercolour have represented and nurtured young talent within the house, techno and bass communities, with Jones and Russell enlisting the A&R assistance (and all important extra pair of ears) of Ste Roberts to help steer the label’s direction. Household names, such as Maya Jane Coles, Huxley and Mosca, all achieved considerable success on the label with singles that really captured dance music’s shift back into the mainstream, with clever, sophisticated and pop-centric house music. Representing a more left of centre sound, the likes of Kris Wadsworth, Glimpse and Tom Demac have developed into artists with a wide sonic palette and career to boot, whilst long serving ‘legends’ of the scene, such as Luke Vibert (and his Kerrier District alias), Laurent Garnier and Groove Armada have all signed up to the labels vision and direction for well received singles and albums.

A glance at the all-star cast on ‘Hypercolour 10 Years’ reveals appearances by some of the aforementioned producers (Vibert, Demac) and also presents brand new material from the current crop of musical misfits currently shaping and influencing the Hypercolour sound. A breadth of deep techno, raw and uncompromising house music, frenetic breakbeat and old school flavours are delivered in style by the likes of Roman Flugel, FaltyDL, Matthew Herbert, DMX Krew, Dense & Pika, A Sagittariun and The Analogue Cops. The quality remains at the highest level throughout as tempos and moods dip and dive, with Sebastian Mullaert, Yaleesa Hall X Malin, Gary Gritness , Matt Karmill and Neil Landstrumm all giving us their very best and helping the label move into it’s eleventh year in very rude health!