About us
First Croatian independent record label focused on electronic music.
MindVision Records is young Croatian independent record label for electronic music. It was founded by Neno Marcic in year 2001. in a city of Zagreb, Croatia, with main purpose of promoting croatian artists within Croatia but foremost out of it.
The label focuses on musical genres such as House, Funky House, Nu Jazz, Lounge and Chill Out. Quality and recognizable sound are main characteristics by which this label wishes to present itself to the world. In relatively short period of time MindVision Records becomes a world-wide known electronic music publisher. MindVision Records participated at some of the most important music exhibitions such as MIDEM (Cannes), Popkomm (Berlin) and Winter Music Conference (Miami) thus presenting itself to the world market and becoming one of the first exporting music products in Croatia. Conquering the US charts where MVR artists had made it to the top of the charts in a very fierce competition (Jay-Z, Missy Eliott, 50 Cent, Beyonce, Moby, Blondie and others) is another proof of quality for the croatian music product.
Major international TV music channels like MTV, VIVA and Onyx had already shown interest in MVR artists. In March of 2004. 2funk gives an interview for MTV . Their live act which took place at Rijeka Carnival (sponsored by MTV) was played together with their interview in prime-time show MTV Dance Floor Music Charts hosted by attractive Becky Griffin who conducted the interview. ARCfusion’s first croatian video to be filmed in Miami was played at TV music channel VIVA.
The goal of this music label is to give chance to young and talented artists and help them get affirmation within and mainly outside of Croatia, and let their quality music to be heard. We want the world to hear about croatian musical talents. In the world of music their creativity and talent is the only limit. We would like to set high standards where the quality is fundamental criteria when choosing music tracks and not the trendy influence.
