Muscut (Ukr. Мускáт) is etymologically a syllabic abbreviation of two words, Music and Cutting. The label was founded in 2012 by Dmytro Nikolaienko in Kyiv and remained active until the end of 2025. Its sublabel Shukai (Ukr. Шукáй, meaning “Look For”) was established in Kyiv in 2018 by Dmytro Nikolaienko, Dmytro Prutkin, and Alec Tsapenko. Shukai remains active and focuses on bringing back to life lost Ukrainian tapes from the 1960s to the 1990s.

12k traces the contours of silence, where tone, space, and decay become instruments of their own. A sonic practice rooted in restraint, subtlety, and attention.

AD 93 cuts through genre with clarity and control, shifting between ambient atmosphere, broken rhythm, and low-end pressure that pushes form off course.

Mystery Circles assembles small worlds through modular tones, printed matter, and collage-based visuals. Music, object, and idea come together in playful conversation.

Constellation Tatsu distills curious elements into vials of resonance. Sonic reactions oscillate and phase into emerging organisms that dream in waveform.

Outside Time examines what it means to listen, with answers expressed in pleasantly unexpected ways, from footsteps to generated loops. A catalog of distinct approaches to interacting with the world.

With a catalog that brings the digital into a parallel dimension, Disfold is debugging simulations generated by speculative technologies.

ato.archives finds posterity in experimentation, context, and multiple perspectives. Records as intriguing research into acoustics.

Union Editions blurs the line between page and performance, publishing works where sound, score, and speech intertwine.