Latency

Latency is a French record label. Its catalogue is built around experimental and electronic music, contemporary composition and cross-genre collaborations, and it is identified in public data simply as a French record label. The label's releases are catalogued under the LTNC prefix, with numbered editions such as LTNC040, LTNC039 and LTNC038 appearing on its official site. The label's roster and release programme bring together artists from experimental electronic, ambient, modern classical and club-adjacent scenes. Names appearing in its catalogue include Popol Vuh, James K, ML Buch, Lorenzo Senni, Mary Lattimore, Eve Matin, Ahya Simone, Nailah Hunter, Miriam Adefris, Sissi Rada, GOAT (JP), Ricardo Villalobos, ZSELA, Daniel Aged, Taul Katz, Mohammad Reza Mortazavi, Dopplereffekt, Tarta Relena, Flur, Laraaji, Lamin Fofana, Megabasse, Silvia Tarozzi, SHERELLE, DJ Plead, Yu Su, FAUZIA, Kelman Duran, Badsista, Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, Maya Dunietz, poser, Nídia, Valentina, Duval Timothy, Angel Bat Dawid, Mabe Fratti, Kalia Vandever, CS + Kreme, TLF Trio, Moritz von Oswald, HTRK, Damsel Elysium, Tarawangsawelas, PRICE, Tirzah, Coby Sey, Moor Mother, Laurel Halo, Lafawndah, Kassel Jaeger, Martina Lussi, Sam Kidel, Yves De Mey, Bellows, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe and Burnt Friedman, among others. Beyond single-artist albums, Latency has released collaborative and variation-based projects, including the Latency alla Villa Medici series (parts I, II and III) and releases such as The Fifth Season and its Versions companion, Estradas and Estradas (Versions), and New Songs & Variations. This pattern of original works paired with versions, variations and re-structures is a recurring feature of the label's output. The label is based in France and operates internationally through digital and physical releases. Its official website, latency.fr, serves as the primary catalogue and information point. Public reference data describes it as a French record label, and no parent company or listed status is indicated in the available evidence.

Latency is a French record label. Public reference data identifies it as a French record label, and its official website presents its catalogue under the LTNC numbering system. The label's releases include albums, collaborative records and variation-based projects, with catalogue numbers such as LTNC040, LTNC039, LTNC038, LTNC037, LTNC036, LTNC035, LTNC034, LTNC033, LTNC032, LTNC031, LTNC030, LTNC029, LTNC028, LTNC027, LTNC026, LTNC025, LTNC024, LTNC023, LTNC022, LTNC021, LTNC020, LTNC019, LTNC018, LTNC017, LTNC016, LTNC015, LTNC014, LTNC013, LTNC012 and LTNC011 visible on the site. Among the releases shown are The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner (Original Score & Variations) by Popol Vuh, James K, ML Buch and Lorenzo Senni (LTNC040); Eleven Harps by Mary Lattimore, Eve Matin, Ahya Simone, Nailah Hunter, Miriam Adefris and Sissi Rada (LTNC039); Without References/Cindy van Acker (Variations) by GOAT (JP) and Ricardo Villalobos (LTNC038); 4 Dreams by ZSELA, Daniel Aged and Taul Katz (LTNC037); Swamp (Variation) by Mohammad Reza Mortazavi and Ricardo Villalobos (LTNC036); Mille risposte (Isotopic Filter Re Structure) by Dopplereffekt and Tarta Relena (LTNC035); Nexus by Mohammad Reza Mortazavi (LTNC034); Plunge by Flur (LTNC033); Latency alla Villa Medici III by Laraaji, Lamin Fofana, Megabasse and Silvia Tarozzi (LTNC032); Estradas (Versions) by SHERELLE, DJ Plead, Yu Su, FAUZIA, Kelman Duran and Badsista (LTNC031); Without References/Cindy Van Acker by goat (jp) (LTNC030); Live in Paris by Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru and Maya Dunietz & String Ensemble (LTNC029); És pregunta by Tarta Relena (LTNC028); Simple Gifts by poser (LTNC027); Estradas by Nídia & Valentina (LTNC026); Latency alla Villa Medici II by Duval Timothy, Angel Bat Dawid, Mabe Fratti, Kalia Vandever and CS + Kreme (LTNC025); New Songs & Variations by TLF Trio and Moritz von Oswald (LTNC024); Latency alla Villa Medici by HTRK, Damsel Elysium and Tarawangsawelas (LTNC023); Sweet Harmony by TLF Trio (LTNC022); Sequences (True Sentiments) by PRICE (LTNC021); The Fifth Season (Versions) by Tirzah & Coby Sey, Moor Mother and Laurel Halo (LTNC020); The Fifth Season by Lafawndah (LTNC019); Ritme Jaavdanegi by Mohammad Reza Mortazavi (LTNC018); Le Lisse et le Strié by Kassel Jaeger (LTNC017); Diffusion Is a Force by Martina Lussi (LTNC016); Silicon Ear by Sam Kidel (LTNC015); Raw Silk Uncut Wood by Laurel Halo (LTNC014); Bleak Comfort by Yves De Mey (LTNC013); Sander by Bellows (LTNC012); Kulthan by Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe (LTNC011); and a release by Burnt Friedman. The catalogue shows a consistent interest in experimental electronic music, ambient, contemporary composition and cross-scene collaboration. Several releases are explicitly framed as versions, variations or re-structures of other works, and the Latency alla Villa Medici series appears in three parts. The label's official website is latency.fr. No founding date, founder, parent company or ownership details are provided in the available evidence.

Experimental and electronic music label with a catalogue spanning ambient, modern classical and club-adjacent artists, often pairing original works with versions and variations.

• The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner (Original Score & Variations) — LTNC040

• Eleven Harps — LTNC039

• Without References/Cindy van Acker (Variations) — LTNC038

• 4 Dreams — LTNC037

• Swamp (Variation) — LTNC036

• Mille risposte (Isotopic Filter Re Structure) — LTNC035

• Nexus — LTNC034

• Plunge — LTNC033

• Latency alla Villa Medici III — LTNC032

• Estradas (Versions) — LTNC031

• Without References/Cindy Van Acker — LTNC030

• Live in Paris — LTNC029

• És pregunta — LTNC028

• Simple Gifts — LTNC027

• Estradas — LTNC026

• Latency alla Villa Medici II — LTNC025

• New Songs & Variations — LTNC024

• Latency alla Villa Medici — LTNC023

• Sweet Harmony — LTNC022

• Sequences (True Sentiments) — LTNC021

• The Fifth Season (Versions) — LTNC020

• The Fifth Season — LTNC019

• Ritme Jaavdanegi — LTNC018

• Le Lisse et le Strié — LTNC017

1. 1Latency official websitelatency.fr
2. 2Latency — Wikidatawikidata.org