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Break Label
Break is a little tech, a little future, a little minimal, a little too much. Break Label is a lower case font that is made especially for logo type, but can be used for eye catching headlines, posters, flyers, and much more. Break sets your designs apart from the rest.
Break Label includes all the bells and whistles a font should: Extensive foreign characters, punctuation, numbers, and class.
Break Label was created for my personal record label logo of the same name, and is used by other record labels as well.
Download a FREE demo to try! This demo is for personal use only, and may only be used commercially buy purchasing the full version.
Sylphie
Sylphie was created to have a look similar to classic vinyl record album cover titling. This style is timeless, and can be used for both a classic or futuristic look and feel.
Download a FREE demo to try! This demo is for personal use only, and may only be used commercially buy purchasing the full version.
MNML FNT
MNML FNT is a unique capital font that was constructed specifically for use for record labels, music industry graphics, or anything creative material that needs a unique spin. The uppercase is a complete, stylized sans-serif font, while the lower case consists of the uppercase letters deconstructed. Add deconstructed accents to your titles, or go all out in a deconstructed, post-apocalyptic frenzy.
Download our medium weight for free! The MNML FNT normal weight may be downloaded completely free. The free weight falls under our Free Font License.
Sessions
Sessions is a workhorse, multipurpose sans-serif font that’s ready to grind axes and burn candles at both ends. Sessions has been used for Music Videos, Flyers, Posters, and much more.
Sessions was created especially for music related content, with not only the designer, but the musicians in mind. Give your Hip Hop flyer more pop and lock than if it was holding a B-Boy stance. Make your Underground Techno Party poster look twenty thousand leagues deeper. Get your Sessions started.
