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Re:Connect Records was originally set up to showcase the tougher side of "big system" breaks, kicking off in 2003 with Spanish producers SFX Beats mighty tune "Serious Sound". From then the label championed this sound through building up the roster, and putting out further releases from High Eight, Transformer Man, and Madam Breaks.

In 2004 the label discovered Merka, aka Mark Ford, who brought to the table a huge release in the form of Holding On & Flabbo, a two-tracker showing off his awesome production, and skills with a Bass Station. Holding On was licensed for the Freestylers' Fabric Compilation and was a huge hit within the breaks community. Second releases from SFX Beats (Carnival / Hungry) and High Eight (Open Your Eyes / Thru Time) kept the quality high and the release schedule flowing into 2005, when the label were lucky enough to release two fantastic tracks from Greece-based producer Etostone. This started a turning point in the direction the label was going in, opting still for tough style, but leaning more towards a crossover appeal to all breaks fans.

Towards the end of 2005 Re:Connect released the incredibly funky Refunk single Glade Belter / It's Groovy, and due for release any day is a much more subdued tune from Janette Slack - Never Enough. Janette Slack's release saw the second major direction change, being backed with a dirty house mix from another newcomer Dogmatix. These two incredibly talented up and coming producers are forging the way forward for the label, alongside long-time Re:Connect artist High Eight whose newest offering due out in early 2006 will be a full vocal track backed with remixes from Janette Slack, Splitloop and Dogmatix.

In the two years the label has been around the sound has changed, but the ethos of the label has remained intact - keeping the quality high and offering something a little different to the rest.