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Apoapsis Records

A record-label imprint with publicly documented information limited to its name and association with recorded music.

Last updated August 26, 2026

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Overview

Apoapsis Records is a record-label imprint identified in the supplied reference material as a music brand. The available material does not establish a founding date, legal structure, headquarters, ownership, roster, distribution arrangement, or current operating status. It should therefore be treated as a small or specialized label rather than being conflated with another entertainment company or with similarly named organizations. The label’s public identity is connected to recorded music, while the supplied reference material separately documents Apostolos Angelis as a Greek composer, engineer, and producer working across electronic, classical, and orchestral music. Angelis’s documented album discography includes Hologram (2009), Prophecy Of Heavens (2012), The Mad And The Genius (2013), Kinesis (2014), Coloring Of Life (2017), and Mythocosmos (2022). The material does not explicitly confirm that all, or any, of these releases were issued by Apoapsis Records, so they are not assigned to the label as products in this dossier. No reliable information was provided about Apoapsis Records’ genre policy, artist roster, geographic reach, commercial performance, marketing campaigns, executive team, corporate affiliations, or catalog strategy. Its website is supplied as an official web address, but no additional verified facts about the site or the label’s activities are available in the reference set. Accordingly, this entry records the label’s category and known public association while leaving unsupported corporate and historical details blank.

History

The publicly available reference material provides only a limited historical record for Apoapsis Records. It identifies the subject as a record-label imprint but does not supply a dated founding event, incorporation record, launch announcement, ownership history, label founder, headquarters, distribution partner, or documented roster. As a result, a detailed institutional history cannot be reconstructed without risking unsupported claims. The label appears in a broader musical context involving Apostolos Angelis, a Greek composer, engineer, and producer from Trikala in Thessaly. Angelis is described as a self-taught musician whose work spans electronic, classical, and orchestral music. His documented studio-album chronology begins with Hologram in 2009, followed by Prophecy Of Heavens in 2012, The Mad And The Genius in 2013, Kinesis in 2014, Coloring Of Life in 2017, and Mythocosmos in 2022. However, the supplied sources do not explicitly state that Apoapsis Records released or distributed these albums. They therefore serve as contextual evidence about the associated music ecosystem, not as confirmed label milestones or catalog entries. No documented campaigns, scandals, lawsuits, acquisitions, leadership changes, pricing decisions, product-generation changes, or regulatory events were supplied for Apoapsis Records. There is also no reliable evidence in the reference material establishing whether the label remains active, operates internationally, or functions as a self-release imprint. The label’s website is recorded as http://apoapsisrecords.com/, but the supplied material does not describe its contents or confirm its present maintenance. Further research using label registrations, catalog metadata, artist credits, music-platform records, and archived versions of the official site would be required to produce a fuller history.

Products and positioning

A specialized record-label imprint associated with authored and produced music, with insufficient public documentation to define a narrower market position.

Product categories. Recorded music releases · Digital and physical music catalog products

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