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UBM RECORDS

After more than 40 years in the music business, the name UBM stands for high production quality, pictorial music and personal service.

428 Albums

Choosing the right music to set the ambience for demanding subjects such as art and culture, creative work, contemporary history or social processes poses an eternal challenge. May we suggest Francesco Martini's "Noisy Conversations"?

Warm analogue synthesizers take us on a retrofuturistic journey into the depths of the World Wide Web and other network structures, down to the individual synapses of our own nervous systems. Custom-tailored for conveying current technological topics around cryptocurrencies, (machine) learning processes or data security.

These 15 authentic guitar tracks are influenced by Irish folk and Celtic culture. They are suitable for travel reports, historical material as well as productions that deal with closeness to nature and the appreciation of tradition.

These ten varied tracks prove that two instruments are enough (piano and guitar in this case) to create entire musical worlds. Anyone looking for warm, authentic sounds for family programs and advertising is guaranteed to find it here.

On "Everyday Life", Mauro Martinuz and Gino Pillon propose 8 musical interpretations of various familiar situations of our modern 9-to-5 lifestyle. Hectically urban, versatile and yet subtle, between ambient electronic and lofi hip-hop – the two composers accompany our entire everyday: from the morning commute to the office on public transport, to productivity-oriented, concentrated work in the afternoon hours, to relaxing at home after work.

The long-awaited sequel to Minimal City (UBM 2271) features 10 brand new tracks for piano and electronics. The album sounds modern, changeable and warm and accompanies programs on topics such as urbanity, generational change and political challenges in times of global change.

With these wonderfully warm pieces for acoustic guitar, wanderlust comes up! The South American sounds are audibly inspired by traditional Brazilian music. Ideal for travel magazines, cooking channels, and beach dating shows.