Curate before releasing
We select projects for their point of view, not their ability to increase output.
060INTERSRC / MANIFESTO
Our manifesto
Six principles for making and releasing synthetic music responsibly.
Creation needs intention.
More output is not the same as more culture. Technology can expand the creative field, but it cannot replace taste, responsibility, authorship, or the decision to publish.
We make fewer things and stand behind them for longer.
Let the idea lead
The artist concept and emotional purpose guide the music, imagery, and campaign.
Keep people accountable
People direct, review, approve, and take responsibility for every public release.
Disclose the practice
We describe synthetic identities and tool-assisted methods plainly rather than creating confusion.
Respect rights and provenance
We keep usable records and favour owned, commissioned, licensed, or responsibly sourced material.
Maintain what we release
Catalogue data, credits, artist continuity, and audience trust matter after launch day.
“ Make work with a reason to exist,
then remain responsible for it. ”
See how the label operates.
Our About page explains the people, responsibilities, and release process behind these principles.