
Axis Records explain credit mix up on Jeff Mill's Str Mrkd release
Axis Records have posted an explanation after Detroit techno artist Jeff Mills miscredited a track that he believed was his own on his recent Str Mrkd release.
Jeff Mills is the founder of Axis Records, and released his new Str Mrkd EP to launch a sub-label of the same name last month.
"Patterns In Nature", one of four tracks to feature on Jeff Mills' Str Mrkd release, was actually made by Julien H. Mulder, and was misused by Mills in a "rare mistake".
Axis Records posted a statement to Facebook explaining the mix up, revealing the track was "selected for this release as Mills believed it was a track that he produced from his past recordings."
The post adds, "Mills often receives demo tracks from artist seeking licenses on Axis Records. As he reviews tracks, he sometimes makes a CD containing samples of tracks of himself and others to test while out on tour. On an unmarked CD and because of the similarity in production style, Mills mistook this track as something he had made a while ago and proceeded to add this to the release".
- Ani Glass shares new single "Phantasmagoria" from upcoming second album
- Campbell King presents new single, "My Mates"
- Paul Weller joins forces with Robert Plant on "Clive's Song"
- Loreen signs to Polydor France and shares new single, "Echoes"
- BIG SPECIAL unveil surprise new album, NATIONAL AVERAGE
- A. G. Cook announces songwriting workshop with School of Song
- Boko Yout unveils debut album GUSTO, driven by semi-fictional character
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday

Lorde
Virgin

OSKA
Refined Believer

Tropical F*ck Storm
Fairyland Codex
