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'''ATHARi''' is a music and art production house and a subsidiary of Dissidence USA. It was formerly [[Pleasure Mine Recordings]], a TV and video production operation. | '''ATHARi''' is a music and art production house and a subsidiary of Dissidence USA. It was formerly [[Pleasure Mine Recordings]], a TV and video production operation. | ||
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Revision as of 07:30, 31 October 2026
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| Artists | 2 |
| Releases | 8 |
| Recordings | 85 |
| Label Code | LC 104330 |
Dissidence USA is a label in the Footprints Catalog. An independent boutique retailer that also functions as a music label. As a sub-label of Audocs, Dissidence USA manages specific small-to-medium-sized releases. They operate as free agents in the international distribution and retail market, leveraging foreign manufacturing and drop-shipping directly to retail buyers through FKACO. Artists collaborating with Dissidence USA can either sign up for FKACO or Audocs for their digital delivery and distribution, or they can choose to manage their own digital rights and publishing independently.
Dissidence USA isn’t your typical boutique. It’s an inspired "deen" lifestyle archive curated for the man who knows who he is. We’re talking high-end menswear, jewelry, travel gear, and rare fragrances, plus music and art that actually mean something.
Roster
Discography
Hasan Vs Goliath
- Dirty Jazz (2024)
- The Black Mud (2025)
- Blue Dreams (in G-Note) (2026)
- Dirty Jazz, Vol.2 (2026)
- Down To Earth (2026)
Muhammad Hasan
- Feeding-The-Machine Vol.1 (2024)
- Feeding-The-Machine Vol.2 (2025)
- Heights (2026)
Subsidiaries
ATHARi
ATHARi is a music and art production house and a subsidiary of Dissidence USA. It was formerly Pleasure Mine Recordings, a TV and video production operation.