Oct 1, 2007 • 1 min read

Mr C merges operations with Genetic Recordings

London independent MRC has merged its operations with Genetic Recordings, with founder Martin Rushent becoming Creative Director and a limited Human League remix due in November.

London based MRC has merged its operations with Genetic Recordings, further growing the reach and catalogue of the innovative independent.

Confirming the deal Genetic founder Martin Rushent, who set up the label as a spin off from his Genetic Studios enterprise in 1984, told CMU: "Its great to be getting together with MRC. They offer a refreshingly different attitude and view to the music business. The idea behind the rejuvenated Genetic will be as an incubator for new and upcoming talent. I intend to be actively involved in producing some of the bands we sign".

MRC Co-Founder Jaye Muller added: "Martin is not only one of the best producers in music he is also one of the nicest chaps we have met in the industry. We are delighted to be working with him".

Genetic will operate under its own name as part of MRC, with Rushent becoming Creative Director. The first release post-merger will be a limited edition 7" remix of a Human League track, which will be released in November.

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