INDEPENDENT LABEL · VIRTUAL ARTISTS
MUSIC.
IN THE
WILD.
Imaginary artists. Music to experience.
From the first thrill to the next world, follow the sound.
OPENLY CREATED WITH AI LISTEN WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT
01 / THE CATALOGUE
One album. One journey.
Your next one starts here.
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02 / THE ARTISTS
11 virtual artists.
A world to discover for each one.
THE WORKSHOP OF POSSIBILITIES / AI CREATION03 / OUR DNA
Snow Tiger Records imagines artists, bands and worlds with today’s creative tools, including artificial intelligence. From guitars to machines, every project has its own personality, stories and albums to explore.
Our approach is open and transparent: build fictional worlds and share new music with as many people as possible. Choose a setting, meet its characters, then let the tracks tell you what comes next.
Discover our artists04 / THE LISTENING GUIDE
Your guide to discovering the label
and choosing how you listen.
Snow Tiger Records brings together artistic identities created with artificial intelligence. Every project has its own world, covers and albums. The biographies are fictional stories imagined to accompany musical discovery.
The catalogue distinguishes albums, mood collections and works in progress. Available titles, covers and tracks come from the label’s library. The editorial stories are not biographies of real people.
Meet the 11 worldsFIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Choose a musical mood
to open the right chapter.
YOUR CONNECTION, YOUR CHOICE
Change quality in the player.
Your place in the track is preserved.
Each track plays with its official video: the album cover and label logo. The queue, volume, playback position and repeat remain accessible. The video player stays visible: browse pages, view the queue and add tracks without interrupting the current song. Changing pages also preserves repeat and the timer. Leaving the tab pauses the video.
Open the video settings to choose an available quality for your connection.
Enjoy the track and its visual world.
In the video settings, choose an available quality that suits your connection. The track is prepared from the best matching source file available.
Adapt the video to your current conditions.
YouTube’s Auto mode adjusts quality to your connection. You can also choose a lower video resolution in its settings to reduce data use.
The quality options in YouTube’s menu apply to video. The site does not guarantee a fixed audio bitrate or lossless streaming. Data use varies with the track, browser and player settings.
Open an album to read its introduction, view its details and explore the full track list.
Add an album to your favourites, open the playback queue and explore an artist profile while the music continues.
In the immersive view, animations accompany your discovery. With YouTube, they are decorative and do not measure the audio signal. You can pause them.
05 / LISTENING QUESTIONS
Answers to help you enjoy the catalogue, understand the sources and stay in control of your session.
Featured albums are starting points chosen by the label. On each artist profile, the main button plays a suggested first album. You can then explore the full discography or choose a musical world in the guide.
The artists are virtual creations made with AI. Stories of cities, journeys and characters belong to their artistic fiction. They do not describe careers, concerts or events experienced by real people.
A matching WAV is used to prepare the video when available; otherwise, the available MP3 serves as the source. YouTube then creates its own encodings. Playback therefore does not stream WAV files or provide lossless audio.
Use the YouTube video player settings. Auto mode can adapt playback to your connection; a lower video resolution can reduce data use. These settings do not guarantee a specific audio bitrate.
Check your connection, then try the data-saving quality setting. Keep your listening tab open if several pages are playing at once. After a long pause, press play to renew access to the track. If the site asks you to wait, give it a moment before trying again.
The site does not create a user account. Your favourites and volume stay in your browser. A listening position can be saved for 30 days if you enable that option. When a track starts, the official player contacts YouTube and applies that service’s rules, including any cookies and advertising. It does not load before you select a track.
In “Manage my listening”, end the session to stop the sound and close the video. The separate clear button removes local favourites and settings. A new session starts when you play a track again.
The catalogue is being published gradually. These songs keep their place, title and share link, but playback will become available after publication. Partially available albums play only published tracks. Queues, shuffle and journeys skip tracks that are still pending.
The catalogue includes only albums and collections with at least seven songs. Shorter projects remain in preparation. YouTube publication is gradual: tracks not yet published are marked “Coming soon on YouTube”.
No. It analyzes only the sound played by the player. The spectrum shows its frequency distribution and the waveform shows how the signal changes. Animations can be turned off and respect your device’s reduced-motion setting.
Share an album or artist link to invite someone to listen on the site. Profiles also offer media kits with images, biographies and promotional text. Original audio files are not offered for download; listening uses the label’s player or the official video on YouTube.
THE LABEL JOURNAL · 2 MIN READ
Wood, concrete, a large bay window and a forest in the mist. Kernel Zero’s studio can be visited like an architect’s plan: two rooms, two ways of inhabiting time. This notebook hands you the keys.
In the label’s fiction, Kernel Zero is a duo, Mei and Elias, working in a studio facing the forest. Their shared notebook looks like a floor plan: surfaces, distances, light. They do not write a story for each piece; they draw spaces where you can stay with an idea without having to conclude it.
That is why their pieces are numbered rather than titled. A number is a practical marker: it lets you find a passage again, pick up where you left off or choose a starting point at random. This world keeps your own activity in the foreground.
The first room is the office: Fast Coding and its twenty pieces, steady light, a clear desk. You can let it play through a reading, a task or a train of thought. Start with the first piece and let the rest unfold.
The second room looks outside: Tranquil Escape and its thirty-five pieces open onto the trees and diffuse light. The first piece makes a good threshold, but nothing stops you entering in the middle. These contexts are invitations, not promises of focus or well-being.
Kernel Zero’s collections lend themselves to personal routes. Add a few numbers to the listening queue, alternate a work room and a pause room, or keep the same number in both collections as a common thread. The player keeps the queue while you browse the site.
For a long session, the player’s data-saving mode limits the data used; the notebook Music and concentration explains how to set up your listening. The explorer can also build a 15, 30 or 60-minute route in the ambient & focus world.
Kernel Zero’s studio is the calmest point on the label’s map. To move from silence to night, Lise Sterling’s city of glass keeps a hushed electronic atmosphere. For a complete contrast, the atlas of worlds leads all the way to Thunder Angels’ storm.
Kernel Zero’s page presents the duo, its collections and the studio visuals. Mei, Elias and their forest are fictional; the collections are offered as a listening setting, with no guaranteed effect.
A MUSICAL STARTING POINT
2 tracks · 7 min 59 s
Collection
Collection
It is just after midnight. Above a city that never quite switches off, one window stays lit: Lise Sterling’s workshop. This notebook offers a visit to her fictional world, its objects and its signals.
A collection can accompany a moment of work or quiet. What matters most is keeping control of the duration, visual distractions and track selection.
Each of the label’s artists lives in an imaginary place: a city after midnight, a road, a workshop, a forest in the mist. This atlas brings them together to help you choose a way in, then move from one world to the next.