{"id":12772,"count":136,"description":"\u201cNoom Records was one of the most successful and influential techno, trance, and acid labels in the 1990s.\u201d This is how it is read on the German Wikipedia. Probably this description is not exaggerated, Noom Records stood for several trends such. Hardtrance, Acid-Trance, Acid and Techno. In England as well as a little time-delayed in the USA, Noom Records also released the \u201cHoover-Sound Hype\u201d, which in turn influenced labels like Prolekult Records (UK) or Bonzai Records (Belgium). The biggest hit on the label to this day is the title \u201cCommander Tom \u2013 Are Am Eye?\u201d, Which has achieved worldwide chart success and alone sold well over 200,000 vinyl maxi singles. But titles by artists such as Mandala, Nexus 6, Cores, Traumatic, Jim Clarke and Nuclear Hyde were missing in any record box worldwide.\r\n\r\nIn retrospect, one can certainly say that one of the label\u2019s secrets to success at the beginning was that the \u201cNoom sound\u201d as it was called back then, was in \u201ctrend clubs\u201d like Sven V\u00e4th\u2019s \u201cOmen\u201d in Frankfurt or in others The hottest clubs in London, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan and New York went up and down, but at the same time in places such as the \u201cDorian Gray\u201d at Frankfurt Airport or at the time emerging large-capacity discos was omnipresent.\r\n\r\nThe label was founded in 1993 in Neckargem\u00fcnd near Heidelberg by Joachim Keil. From the Noom 5 (\u201cMandala \u2013 The Encore\u201d) came as A & R Tom Weyer (better known under his DJ name Commander Tom) added, which gave the label significantly his direction. The \u201cNoom-Sound\u201d, an analogous sound, which was originally influenced by studio equipment from the company Roland (TB-303, SH-101 etc), in combination with certain effects and idiosyncratic mixes, also influenced the start of the producer Raymund Beyer ( usually found on the label copies as Ray Boy\u00e9), who at that time released on both R & S Records and Sony Dance Pool. Certainly, this combination has also led to the range of DJs who played this sound.","link":"https:\/\/ucm.one\/en\/music_label\/noom-records-en\/","name":"Noom Records","slug":"noom-records-en","taxonomy":"music_label","parent":0,"meta":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nNoom Records - UCM.ONE<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"noindex, follow\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Noom Records - UCM.ONE\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"\u201cNoom Records was one of the most successful and influential techno, trance, and acid labels in the 1990s.\u201d This is how it is read on the German Wikipedia. Probably this description is not exaggerated, Noom Records stood for several trends such. Hardtrance, Acid-Trance, Acid and Techno. In England as well as a little time-delayed in the USA, Noom Records also released the \u201cHoover-Sound Hype\u201d, which in turn influenced labels like Prolekult Records (UK) or Bonzai Records (Belgium). The biggest hit on the label to this day is the title \u201cCommander Tom \u2013 Are Am Eye?\u201d, Which has achieved worldwide chart success and alone sold well over 200,000 vinyl maxi singles. But titles by artists such as Mandala, Nexus 6, Cores, Traumatic, Jim Clarke and Nuclear Hyde were missing in any record box worldwide. In retrospect, one can certainly say that one of the label\u2019s secrets to success at the beginning was that the \u201cNoom sound\u201d as it was called back then, was in \u201ctrend clubs\u201d like Sven V\u00e4th\u2019s \u201cOmen\u201d in Frankfurt or in others The hottest clubs in London, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan and New York went up and down, but at the same time in places such as the \u201cDorian Gray\u201d at Frankfurt Airport or at the time emerging large-capacity discos was omnipresent. The label was founded in 1993 in Neckargem\u00fcnd near Heidelberg by Joachim Keil. From the Noom 5 (\u201cMandala \u2013 The Encore\u201d) came as A & R Tom Weyer (better known under his DJ name Commander Tom) added, which gave the label significantly his direction. The \u201cNoom-Sound\u201d, an analogous sound, which was originally influenced by studio equipment from the company Roland (TB-303, SH-101 etc), in combination with certain effects and idiosyncratic mixes, also influenced the start of the producer Raymund Beyer ( usually found on the label copies as Ray Boy\u00e9), who at that time released on both R & S Records and Sony Dance Pool. 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In England as well as a little time-delayed in the USA, Noom Records also released the \u201cHoover-Sound Hype\u201d, which in turn influenced labels like Prolekult Records (UK) or Bonzai Records (Belgium). The biggest hit on the label to this day is the title \u201cCommander Tom \u2013 Are Am Eye?\u201d, Which has achieved worldwide chart success and alone sold well over 200,000 vinyl maxi singles. But titles by artists such as Mandala, Nexus 6, Cores, Traumatic, Jim Clarke and Nuclear Hyde were missing in any record box worldwide. 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The \u201cNoom-Sound\u201d, an analogous sound, which was originally influenced by studio equipment from the company Roland (TB-303, SH-101 etc), in combination with certain effects and idiosyncratic mixes, also influenced the start of the producer Raymund Beyer ( usually found on the label copies as Ray Boy\u00e9), who at that time released on both R & S Records and Sony Dance Pool. 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