Tino Corp.

Tino Corp. is an independent record label associated with Tino, a breakbeat-oriented collaboration involving electronic musician Jack Dangers, Ben Stokes of DHS (Dimensional Holofonic Sound), and Mike Powell. Available reference material identifies the label as the outlet through which Tino’s recordings were released, but does not establish a formal founding date, headquarters, corporate ownership, distribution arrangement, or current operating status. The label’s identity is closely connected to the experimental electronic and breakbeat work of its collaborators. Jack Dangers is best known as the primary member of Meat Beat Manifesto and has worked across industrial, electronic, remix, sampling, and sound-design contexts. Within Tino, the project’s material was described as breakbeat music, placing Tino Corp. within an independent electronic-music ecosystem rather than the mainstream recorded-music sector. The label appears to have functioned primarily as a vehicle for releasing material by its associated artists and projects. Tino Corp.’s documented significance lies less in a broad commercial catalogue than in its connection to a network of underground electronic musicians. Dangers’ practice of using samples from obscure audio and video sources, vintage electronic equipment, and studio-based production provides relevant context for the type of experimental culture surrounding the label. The available source also notes that a Jack Dangers DJ mix album, ¡Hello Friends!, consisted primarily of Tino material and included the only recording known to have surfaced under the name Loop Finder General. This indicates that Tino’s output intersected with related aliases and collaborative projects rather than operating as a narrowly defined artist brand. No reliable information in the supplied material confirms a public-facing website, label catalogue, release chronology, executive team, parent company, financial performance, or present-day activity. Tino Corp. should therefore be understood as a small or specialist independent music imprint whose documented profile is primarily archival and artist-centered. Further research would be needed to identify its complete discography, release formats, distribution partners, and whether the imprint remains active.

Tino Corp. is documented as the independent label through which material by Tino was released. Tino was a breakbeat collaboration involving Jack Dangers, Ben Stokes, and Mike Powell. Dangers is an English electronic musician, DJ, producer, and remixer best known for Meat Beat Manifesto, while Stokes is associated with DHS (Dimensional Holofonic Sound). The available account does not provide a precise date for the creation of Tino Corp. or a detailed account of its business organization. The imprint emerged from the underground electronic-music networks surrounding Dangers and his collaborators. Rather than being described as a conventional large-scale label with a broad roster, Tino Corp. appears to have served as a release platform for the Tino project and related material. This artist-centered model is consistent with the independent production practices associated with Dangers, whose work frequently combines breakbeats, sampling, electronic instrumentation, remixing, and experimental sound manipulation. Tino material also appeared in adjacent contexts. ¡Hello Friends!, a Jack Dangers DJ mix album, was described as featuring primarily Tino material. The same context mentions Loop Finder General, a proposed collaboration for which the only surfaced recording was a track on that mix. These connections suggest that Tino Corp.’s documented catalogue was not isolated from the wider set of aliases, collaborations, and DJ activities surrounding Dangers, but instead participated in a fluid underground release culture. The supplied reference does not establish the label’s complete discography, release dates, distribution channels, legal entity, ownership, or current status. It also does not identify label executives, a headquarters, or a formal corporate parent. Consequently, the label’s history can be described with confidence only in terms of its association with Tino and its role in releasing breakbeat-oriented electronic music. Its broader historical importance appears to be connected to the creative output of its collaborators rather than to independently documented commercial scale.

An independent, artist-linked imprint for breakbeat and experimental electronic music.

• Breakbeat and electronic music

  Tino recordings

  The core product associated with Tino Corp. is recorded music by Tino, a breakbeat collaboration involving Jack Dangers, Ben Stokes, and Mike Powell. The available reference identifies the label as the outlet for Tino’s material but does not provide a complete release list, catalogue numbers, formats, or individual release titles.

• DJ mix and compilation-related release · 2001

  ¡Hello Friends!

  ¡Hello Friends! is a Jack Dangers DJ mix album described as containing primarily Tino material. It also included a track connected with Loop Finder General, a related collaboration whose broader recorded output is not documented in the supplied material. The source does not establish whether this release was issued directly by Tino Corp.

1. 1Jack Dangersen.wikipedia.org