No Sense Of Place Records
Founded in 2007 in Italy by Carlo Ranieri, aka Deejay Kilfa, No Sense Of Place Records embodies its name—literally "beyond the sense of place"—by shattering geographical and cultural boundaries in electronic music. Drawing from influences like Derrick May and Robert Armani, the label channels Kilfa's decades of DJing across national and European scenes into a dynamic platform for boundary-pushing sounds.
Musical Style and Vision
Specializing in electronic genres, including indie dance and nu disco, the label fosters a transnational melting pot. Its ethos, inspired by media theorist Joshua Meyrovitz, projects artists and audiences beyond physical limits, creating emotive, timeless experiences that transcend space and time.
Notable Releases and Artists
- Early vinyl triumphs: Three 12" records (including bestsellers distributed via French networks), featuring Altered Beats, Siz, Mik Izif, Mid Wooder, The Edge, and Electrobugz.
- Digital era highlights: "Sick Sick Sick" EP by Mr. Tools, Traxx Dillaz, and Utku S; Un:Code's "Me, Myself And I" EP with remixes from The Boorkids, Z.E.T.A., and Bebop Banger Pumper—peaking at #7 on Beatport charts.
- Upcoming talents: Irish producer Malcolm Funktion, US artist Justin Perea, Brazilian Gustavo Brito, and Russian Francis, expanding the label's global mosaic.
Events and Collaborations
With 4 vinyls, 12 digital releases, and events in Rome and Bari, the label has hosted international heavyweights like Vitalic, Maelstrom, Ikki, Fukkk Offf, Zedd, Uffie, and Utku Sonmez. Strong online presence on platforms like SoundCloud amplifies its reach to electronic music fans worldwide.