After
Light
Light
Afterlight
Mara Venn turns late-night piano, tape hiss, and one stubborn melody into a warm double LP.
LP / Digital
Independent records / Since 2016
Hear the room around the song.
Lumen Vale is a small label for patient artists, considered recordings, and the listeners who still want to sit with an album from first note to last.
New York ·
London · Anywhere with a good pair of speakers
LV / 04Private listening
master reel
master reel
Side A / close mix33⅓ rpm · analog heart
The archive / 01—04
New records, made to stay.
Four recent releases from the Lumen Vale room. Press play, read the liner note, then take the long way through.
Low
Tide
Tide
Low Tide Index
A field recording study by Osei Blue: harbor bells, sub-bass weather, and a voice just above a whisper.
Cassette
Soft
Signal
Signal
Soft Signal
The debut from Han Park, built from modular synths, brushed drums, and generous negative space.
LP / 180g
Room
Tone
Tone
Room Tone
Four artists share one studio for an unhurried collection of sketches, loops, and accidental harmonies.
Digital
Artist story / Juniper Hale
A record that leaves the door open.
Juniper Hale writes songs like rooms: a window left ajar, a chair pulled out, a small amount of light finding its way across the floor. Her second album, Borrowed Weather, arrives this autumn.
Format12″ / 45
First listen04.10.26
RecordedRoom 3B
ProducerA. Mercer
In the room / 2026
Small rooms.
Full attention.
Private sessions for people who want to hear an artist before the room gets loud. Seats are limited by the length of the cable.
Listening notes / Dispatches
The work behind
the waveform.
How to leave space in a chorus.
Producer Ana Mercer on restraint, room microphones, and the moment a song asks for less.
One harbor, twelve ways to listen.
Osei Blue maps a morning tide through contact mics, bicycle spokes, and an old ferry horn.
The soft crackle of a first pressing.
A short guide to keeping an intimate record intimate, from lacquer to living-room shelf.
The private list
Come inside, quietly.
Get first listens, room invitations, and the occasional note from the artists. No algorithms, no daily noise.