Not Two Records is built on relationships — with the artists whose work we release, and with the listeners who carry it into the world. There's room for both alongside us.
One thing remains absolutely unchanged: our commitment to supporting independent music as an art form, and to working with artists whose voices matter.
As the label enters its next chapter, we're as curious and as open as ever — listening for new work, and inviting the people who love this music to take a more active part in how it reaches the world. Whatever your connection to the label, there's a way to be involved.
Not Two Records is a curated label rooted in free improvisation and creative music. While we don't run an open submissions program, we're always listening.
If you'd like to introduce your work, send a brief note and a link to recordings — there's no upfront commitment, just an open door and a pair of ears.
The music travels further when listeners carry it. If you write, document, or simply pay close attention, we'd love to hear from you.
We welcome organizations whose values align with ours — supporters of the arts, cultural institutions, and businesses that believe in independent music.
A small, independent label is only as strong as the community around it. The artists bring the work; the listeners give it a life beyond the recording — in writing, in conversation, in the simple act of passing music to someone else who needs to hear it.
That direct line between the people who make the music and the people who love it has always been at the heart of Not Two. Getting involved, in whatever form, keeps that line open.
Have work you'd like to introduce? Send a brief note and a link to your recordings. We read every message.
Introduce your workWant to share materials, help spread the word, or learn about executive-producer opportunities? Get in touch — we'd be glad to hear from you.
Get in touchRepresent an organization that shares our mission? We'd welcome a conversation about partnering on the music we bring into the world.
Explore a partnershipThe geography has changed. The mission has not. With artists and listeners alongside us, the signal carries on — louder, freer, and further than before.