Paris club FVTVR launches its own techno label with FVTVR-001, a double vinyl due January 2027
FVTVR, a club on the banks of the Seine in Paris, announced its own record label on 3 November 2026. The first release, FVTVR-001, is an eight track double vinyl compilation with artwork by Harry Nuriev, the founder of Crosby Studios. First audio excerpts arrive on 12 November, a launch night follows on 13 November, and the vinyl is due in mid January 2027.
Another club has decided that a dance floor is not enough. FVTVR, the Paris venue on the banks of the Seine beneath the Cité de la Mode et du Design, announced its own record label on 3 November 2026, according to press coverage from Electric Mode and Chromatic Club.
The first release, FVTVR-001, is an eight track double vinyl that the club presents as a meeting of generations of techno. The artists are Ignez, Tauceti, Rebecca Delle Piane, Kian Gast, Mathys Lenne, Steve Bicknell, Adriana Lopez and Louis The 4th. That puts a figure from the early London techno scene such as Steve Bicknell on the same record as younger names who have come up through the club circuit of recent years.
The visual side is part of the concept. The artwork for FVTVR-001 is by Harry Nuriev, the designer who founded Crosby Studios, and he has also created a capsule collection that extends the cover into objects. The label says each future release will commission an original work from a different visual artist, so the catalogue doubles as a series of collaborations.
The timeline is short. The first audio excerpts are due on 12 November, and a launch night at the club follows on Friday 13 November 2026, with several of the compilation artists playing. The double vinyl itself is scheduled for mid January 2027.
For artists and managers, club labels like this matter because they connect three things a young act needs: a release, a booking and a room where the audience already trusts the curation. A track on a venue's compilation often comes with a slot on the launch night and a natural reason for the club to invite you back. If you are pitching to FVTVR or a similar venue label, think about the whole package: music that fits their nights, a clear live or DJ offer, and visuals that work alongside an artist led design approach.
Keep an eye on the excerpts on 12 November. They will show which direction the label wants to take, and that is the best brief you will get before sending demos.