Paul Oakenfold felt the winds of change in the music industry and built a sonic sail. His electronic music label Perfecto Records is about to kick out the jams with a new all-digital imprint. INGROOVES is in-where-they-fit-in as digi-distributors and all systems are GO for a February launch. Perfecto Records is already home to DJ Skribble, Emjay, Sandra Collins and now David Guetta. HARP Mag has the most details on the new releases plus word from the superstar dj himself:

"I’m really excited to have this new face to the label which is going to open the door for a lot of upcoming, talented artists and producers," says Oakenfold. "It feels like we’ve had so much great music locked away for a while and now we have the chance to unleash it."

Free The Tunes! Music doesn't deserve to be locked up!Perfecto Records announced the early releases on their site:

Oakenfold's imprint has teamed up with digital distributor INGROOVES and is looking forward to their early releases, including a storming remix of Leya's 'On All My Sundays' by Liam Shachar and a dance floor monster from UK producer Nat Monday titled 'Break & Fall'.

HARP also listed Robert Vadney's electro "Sledgehammer" and Jeckyll & Hyde’s jumpin "Frozen Flame" record, saying "Both tracks will be packaged with a set of underground remixes that are sure to please." Perfecto also just signed David Guetta and his new album Pop Life. The catalog will be available from Beatport, iTunes and, I presume, Amazon MP3. You'll probably start seeing Perfecto releases everywhere if they've teamed up with INgrooves. The digi-distributors have their hands in every new media cookie jar. From imeem to Spiral Frog to cellphones, they're big on independents and innovative digital media streams.http://www.perfectorecords.com/HARP articlehttp://www.ingrooves.com