Dharma Records
Dharma Records is a UK-based independent record company. Dharma Records was established in 2002 to run alongside its sister company Instant Karma. Dharma's first release was the top 5 hit single Mundian To Bach Ke by Bhangra artist Panjabi MC.
Artists
Dharma Records' artists include the Mercury-Prize-nominated Helicopter Girl, electronic acts I Monster (from Sheffield, best known for hit single Daydream In Blue) and Eberg (from Iceland) both of whose work has featured in many hit films, TV shows and TV ads, including the opening theme of Shaun of the Dead and the TV ad which launched the iPhone in the US, plus modern classical artists such as Ghostland, Caroline Dale, Donna McKevitt and OperaBabes.
Other artists include Rod Stewart-discovery Glaswegian singer-songwriter Amy Belle and singer-songwriter Alexander Wolfe from London whose debut album Morning Brings A Flood garnered significant critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic following its release in 2009. The follow-up album by Alexander Wolfe 'Skeletons' was released in 2012. In 2011 Dharma released BBC Young Folk Award winner Megan Henwood's debut album "Making Waves". Her second album "Head Heart Hand" was released on Dharma in July 2015. Subsequent signings include Sheffield's one-off dreampop project Blossomer, South East London collective GentleFolk and more recently Essex-based singer songwriter Kevin Pearce.