Spinnin’ Records Launches Special Animated Series ‘Infinity’ to Celebrate 30 million YouTube Subscribers

To commemorate their landmark achievement of garnering 30 million YouTube subscribers, Spinnin’ Records has released an animated series titled ‘Infinity.’

Dutch electronic label Spinnin’ Records has reached a momentous milestone. Surpassing 30 million subscribers on YouTube, it is now the biggest dance music entity on the streaming platform! The organization has a reach unlike any other and its influence continues to help the EDM community flourish.

In celebration of this colossal achievement, Spinnin’ Records has teamed up with YouTube to produce an animated series, ‘Infinity’ in honor of its historic run. Available exclusively on Shorts, ‘Infinity’ is set to feature some of the label’s biggest names in the form of cartoons. Whimsical and quirky, this project is something you simply cannot miss!

‘Infinity’ was created by anime artist David Bradshaw. He is best known for his contributions to fan favorites such as ‘Boruto’ and Netflix’s ‘Castlevania,’ so having him on the team was no trivial matter. The finale was released on April 28, and you can now view the entire series on YouTube.

The series is noteworthy for its deep roster of cameos. On it, Spinnin’ Records features some of its biggest names such as KSHMR, Timmy Trumpet and Gabry Ponte. Additionally, they even give a platform to rising stars like Lucas & Steve and LUM!X. All in all, it beautifully captures the quintessence of this legendary record label in all its glory.

Founded by Eelko van Kooten and Roger de Graaf in 1999, Spinnin’ Records grew at an incredibly fast pace over the past two decades. In 2017, the company was acquired by Warner Music Group and the rest is history. Today, it is one of the most important labels in the EDM space.

Dan Chalmers, YouTube’s head of music in Europe, said the following about the label’s recent accomplishment: “Spinnin’ Records are true innovators in their field. They understand that music is about storytelling and world-building – we’ve been blown away by their recent campaign celebrating their remarkable 30M subscriber milestone. In an age where music fans are consuming content across a multitude of formats, their Shorts and interactive puzzle games have pushed the boat out, and it’s been a pleasure to support their innovative vision on YouTube.”

Karan Singh

I am an Indian American music journalist based in Los Angeles. My interests include (but aren’t limited to) downtempo, industrial, drum & bass and trip hop. After working in the publishing industry as a copy editor for nearly three years, I decided to switch professions and become a writer. I have a bachelor’s degree in English from UC Santa Cruz and a master’s degree in Specialized Journalism from the University of Southern California. My aim as a writer is to explore the forces that energize creativity. I’ve always felt a natural pull toward the arts and entertainment space, and my stories seek to magnify the facets of its adjoining cultures.

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