We have finally gone live with our new site:
http://www.s-label.com.

Please update your links as this blog will be deleted by the end of the month. Thanks!

The site will finally have its new digs shortly. We just have to sort out a minor problem with the blog before launching the newest version of the site..

Other than that, we’re pleased to announce that we are collaborating with some of the hottest DJs for some wicked T-shirts. The first release should be out before the end of the month… more details coming soon!

We’re re-releasing Vinyl House. A few changes on this edition: the tee’s in white, the list of names have been reduced and re-arranged (unfortunately we had to drop the Germans and the Spaniards), and the font is slightly heavier.

Each loop in the vinyl contains names of DJs arranged by country. We did it this way as we find it easier to recognise that the T-shirt’s about house music - Antoine, Bob, David, Joachim should be a dead giveaway.

For those who are not well versed in house music, here are the DJs we pay a tribute to:

France: Antoine Clamaran, Bob Sinclar, David Guetta, Joachim Garraud, Laurent (Garnier, Pautrat, Wolf), Martin Solveig.

UK: Carl Cox, Chris Lake, Dave (Armstrong, Seaman, Spoon), John Digweed, Nic Fanciulli, Mylo, Pete Tong, Seamus Haji.

US: Armand Van Helden, Dennis Ferrer, Erick Morillo, Felix Da Housecat, Robbie Rivera, Roger Sanchez.

the Netherlands: Fedde Le Grand, Laidback Luke, Martijn Ten Velden, Peter Gelderblom, Rene Amesz, Sander Kleinenberg.

Sweden: Axwell, Eric Prydz, Henrik B, Sebastian Ingrosso, Steve Angello.

Support the artists and buy their music!

PS: We’d like to thank the members of the David Guetta forum for their contribution in making this T-shirt.

Time to play catch up with the blog again. After finishing all the necessary paperwork to apply for a merchant account, we’re now gearing up to for the next release of the site.

There won’t be any earth shattering features on our next iteration; it’s chiefly an upgrade of the current system. We’ll be migrating from PayPal to an in-house payment page, switching servers from Yahoo! Small Business to BlueHost, and fine tuning several little things. Once that’s done, we will finally begin flexing our marketing muscles. Should be tons of fun.

Business Partner and I disagree on the Minimal T-shirt idea. He doesn’t think it has enough pull, while I think it’s print worthy as the word minimal works in so many ways.

It can be a design concept, an approach to life, and of course an addictive style of music. But maybe I’m just spending too much time listening to minimal house that my judgment is impaired. Anyway, since we have bigger projects in the work, we’ll put this one on hold for now.