PIECES OF LIFE A COMMUNION OF ART AND MUSIC
Since its inception, Pieces of Life has challenged established musical conventions, offering a sonic and visual experience that transcends ephemeral trends. In an exclusive conversation with the founders, we explore how they define their style, select collaborators and artists, cultivate industry relationships, and maintain a balance between their artistic identity and creative exploration.
Pieces of Life is a record label and artist collective originating from Spain, founded by Yamil, Clemente, Thimble, and their manager Borja Rodríguez. Their focus revolves around exploring mystical, avant-garde, and emotional forms of visual arts and electronic music. The story of Pieces Of Life dates back to late 2019 when Yamil and Borja decided to create a label to unleash Yamil’s artistic creativity and not depend on the dominant labels of the time. It is then that the idea of creating a collective arises, so they quickly join forces with Clemente and Thimble, who also shared the same musical inclinations, and together shape the label as we know it today. Over the past few years, Pieces of Life has released such high-quality productions that they have gained recognition on leading platforms like Beatport and Traxsource, in addition to receiving support from renowned electronic artists such as Black Coffee, Âme, Dixon, &ME, and Rüfüs Du Sol, among others.
Their philosophy is based on offering an audiovisual experience, away from prevailing trends, where mu- sic and art merge to create something truly special. In addition to releasing original music from its three members,
like-minded artists. the label also showcases exclusive collaborations and remixes from close friends and
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