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Stars & Letters Records is an independent record label based in Brooklyn, New York, and founded by Mark Roberts, [1] an electronic musician formerly known as The Enright House and currently as We Are Temporary. [2] Stars & Letters Records was set up with the purpose of "releasing and developing intelligent, emerging, electronic, and vocal-driven artists from all across the world, including New Zealand, Australia, England, and the United States". [3] The label is best known for releasing Shocking Pinks' Guilt Mirrors [4] [5] and has released material by Black City Lights, [6] We Are Temporary, [7] Ruane Maurice [8] [9] and Empathy Test. [10] [11]
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Stars & Letters is a label run out of New York founded by former Christchurch resident Mark Roberts
Mark Roberts first came to our attention via [...] The Enright House [...] Roberts then disappeared for a couple of years, reemerging from his new home of New York last year with label Stars & Letters [...] and now a new musical project of his own: We Are Temporary.
housed in a Stars & Letters sleeve (Harte’s label in the US)
Shocking Pinks, the one-man project of New Zealand musician Nick Harte, will release a new album, Guilt Mirrors , on February 18th via Stars & Letters Records.
The pair [Black City Lights] signed with New York label Stars & Letters just weeks after their EP was released
We Are Temporary’s début album Gemini streets this fall on Stars & Letters Records.
"Nomenclature" is the lead single from Ruane Maurice's self-titled début, due out September 9th on Stars & Letters
Ruane Maurice is out on September 9th through Stars & Letters.
Signing up to Brooklyn’s Stars & Letters Records, new EP 'Throwing Stones' is due to arrive on December 9th.
Empathy Test’s “Throwing Stones“ EP comes out on Stars & Letters on Decemeber[sic] 9th.
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