Tomorrow Is Now Kid!

About Tomorrow Is Now Kid!

Tomorrow Is Now, Kid! is one of the original Amsterdam record labels pioneers of House music. To really understand the story of this company we need to go back to 1990 when Joseph Salvador founded TINK! Records, the first independent music label that brought the US Garage Sound to the Netherlands. With its headquarters in the Portland Studios and a two year distribution deal with EMI the label stopped activities in 1995 with a catalogue of more than 25 releases. In 2011 the twin brothers Alex and Joachim Salvador certainly influenced by their father's musical background decided to start a new record label paying homage to the old project and named the new company Tomorrow Is Now, Kid!. The enthusiasm of the young brothers allied to Joseph's experience are the strongest points to the early success of the company with club concepts as Jack To The Future at Sugar Factory, Transistor Rhythm at Club Up and at present with its own Tomorrow Is Now, Kid! night at Studio 80 the label starts to be known among the house music fans all over Europe due to their dedication to bring the old school Jacking and Garage vibe back to the dance floors. Tomorrow Is Now Kid! started with digital releases by Marko Roca, Malin Genie and a series of Transistor Rhythm EP's compiling the best works of a new generation of producers. The first vinyl releases “Pushin' On” by Malin Genie, followed shortly by Anil Aras "1994" and the New Jack City EP respectively helped to define the Old School House Vibe as the sound brought by Tomorrow Is Now, Kid! DJ and event manager Alex Salvador is the company's ambassador spreading the vibe and the music, bringing the sound of Tomorrow Is Now, Kid! to the crowds in the Netherlands and Europe.

Keywords

• Event Concepts And Production
• Music Publishing
• Record Label

Address

• Headquarters

  Tweede Jacob van CampenstraatAmsterdamNoord-Holland, Netherlands

Team by function

Based on 1 public job profiles as of 4 September 2026.

• Other / Unclassifiable1