MARIE//ABLE
High-energy British synth pop: Heartbreak and The Light of Dawn.
High-energy British synth pop: Heartbreak and The Light of Dawn.
Japanese cinematic dream-pop moving through cherry blossom nights, old myths and modern pulse.
Scandinavian noir-disco: glacial hooks, reflected goodbyes and midnight glamour.
Renaissance chamber-pop in Italian: ivy over fresco, courtly melancholy and golden light.
Finnish a cappella folk-hop: human beatbox, old vocal traditions and modern questions with no easy answers.
41 releases
Every artist enters the catalogue with a history, a palette and a world of their own.
Origin: between waking and dreaming · Recovered: 2025
Nocturnal soundscapes where dream-pop meets cinematic ambient, Japanese myth and falling petals, bound by a hot-magenta signature.View acquisition →
Origin: Stockholm, 1977 · Recovered: 2025
Master tapes from a noir-disco act that occupied four winters of midnight clubs, restored from the vault one song at a time.View acquisition →
Origin: a vanished court, Italy · Recovered: 2026
Songs found where ivy had taken the fresco: Renaissance chamber music restored with a modern cinematic pulse.View acquisition →
Origin: Finland · Entered: 2026
One modern relationship pressed into male voices, human percussion and old Finnish calls—every chapter framed as a question.View acquisition →
Origin: London · Entered: 2026
British synth-pop under club pressure—private decisions transformed into bright hooks, distorted bass and collective release.View acquisition →
New films, restored recordings and changes to the house.
MARIE//ABLE enters the house with the three-track debut cycle The Night Won't Wait.
Urhot enters the house with ten songs of Finnish a cappella folk-hop.
A third world opens: three restorations from a vanished Italian court enter the archive.
The Pink Violet archive opens online: two artists, one catalogue and a door into each world.
Nattljus enters the film archive alongside seven restored songs.
Three music films now accompany the seven-song Japanese cycle.
Pink Violet Records releases music with a world around it. Each artist is treated as a complete archive: records, films, typography and light assembled into a distinct place and era. The catalogue moves between invented histories and present-tense songs, but every door belongs to the same house.