About Us
Formed in London in 1990 by Matt Black and Jonathan More, the duo known as Coldcut, Ninja Tune has established itself as one of the world’s leading independent record labels, etching its story into the pages of ground-breaking British music. Now a bonafide global music institution, synonymous with diverse, uncompromising releases and equally visionary artists — from breaking to GRAMMY-winning acts — committed to pushing the boundaries of music.
The label has celebrated a number of significant events in recent years including multiple notable GRAMMY nominations for Bonobo, ODESZA, Jayda G, and via Brainfeeder — with whom Ninja Tune have a longstanding partnership to release, promote and distribute their incredible and ever-expanding catalogue worldwide — Hiatus Kaiyote, Louis Cole and Thundercat (who also took home the GRAMMY for ‘Best Progressive R&B Album’ for previous album ‘It Is What It Is’). The label has also released Top-5 UK charting albums from Bicep (who were also BRIT nominated), Bonobo and Black Country, New Road and most recently a Top-10 album from Young Fathers (whose album was also Mercury Prize nominated); relaunched it’s Big Dada imprint as a label run by Ninja Tune’s Black, POC & Minority Ethnic staff; and entered into a partnership with multiple-platinum selling ODESZA’s Foreign Family Collective (FFC) to release, promote, and distribute their expansive catalogue worldwide. Ninja Tune is also working to support the whole music business becoming carbon neutral by 2026.
In the 30-plus years since formation, Ninja Tune has become a home for forward-thinking music and artists who are at the forefront of their fields, with celebrated releases from the likes of: Bonobo; The Cinematic Orchestra; Roots Manuva; Kelis; Jayda G; Young Fathers; Bicep; Floating Points; Black Country, New Road; Little Dragon; Sampa The Great; Run The Jewels; Diplo; Helena Hauff; Actress; Coldcut; Peggy Gou; Octo Octa; Julianna Barwick; yeule; Jordan Rakei; salute; Maribou State; ODESZA; Tycho; Forest Swords; Leon Vynehall; I.Jordan; Sofia Kourtesis; Barry Can’t Swim; The Bug; Marie Davidson; TSHA; Machinedrum; 박혜진 Park Hye Jin; George Riley; Elkka & via Brainfeeder: Thundercat; Kamasi Washington; Hiatus Kaiyote; Georgia Anne Muldrow; Ross From Friends, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson and many more. On the relaunched Big Dada Label, there have also been acclaimed releases from the likes of Yaya Bey, GAIKA, H31R, LYZZA and Brian Nasty.
Still 100% independent, the label has consistently defied expectations for both critical and commercial acclaim — manifesting itself with recognition as ‘Independent Label of the Year’ at the 2018 Association of Independent Music (AIM) awards, ‘Label of the Year’ at the 2016 edition of Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide Awards and more recently, nominations for ‘Label of the Year’ at both the 2021 and 2023 A2IM Libera awards. Chart positions include nearly 20 Top-40 records in the official UK Albums Chart including a #2 record with Bicep’s ‘Isles’, #3 for Black Country, New Road’s ‘Ants From Up There’ which followed their #4 charting debut album ‘For the first time’, a #5 spot for Bonobo’s GRAMMY nominated ‘Migration’, and #7 for Young Fathers latest effort ‘Heavy Heavy’, with ODESZA’s ‘A Moment Apart’ (also GRAMMY nominated) reaching #3 in the US Billboard Album Charts. Other impressive results include Mercury Prize wins for Young Fathers album “Dead” (2014) and Speech Debelle’s “Speech Therapy” (2009) and BRIT nominations for Bicep, Bonobo and Roots Manuva.
Having risen to prominence with the release of their 1987 remix of Eric B and Rakim’s, ‘Paid In Full’ — bringing their underground sound to the mainstream — Coldcut founded Ninja Tune in 1990 as an independent outlet for their own productions and like-minded left-field artists. The label's early releases were all produced by Coldcut, and primarily consisted of instrumental sample-based cuts, spawning a number of celebrated albums including the first five volumes of DJ Food's “Jazz Brakes”. The critical acclaim that followed saw the duo become noted pioneers of the instrumental hip hop scene that coalesced the following years. Launched around the same time, the seminal Ninja Tune club night Stealth — named Club of the Year by NME in 1996 — ran regular events with guests that included Squarepusher, James Lavelle and many artists from the label roster.
Ninja Tune have also established or worked with a number of additional groundbreaking labels over the years, including Big Dada. The label was originally founded in 1997 as one of the UK’s prominent early hip-hop labels, and helped launch the careers of homegrown legends Roots Manuva, Kae Tempest and Young Fathers, as well as thrusting US behemoths such as Diplo and Run The Jewels into the wider global consciousness. In 2021 Big Dada relaunched as a label run by Black, POC & Minority Ethnic Ninja Tune staff members for Black, POC & Minority Ethnic artists, championing new artists across the musical spectrum whilst continuing to tip its hat to the foundations that built its legacy. In 2022 Big Dada & Ninja Tune partnered with The Southbank Centre to launch the Emerging Music Professionals Course, aiming to develop the next generation of diverse producers, promoters and programmers in the music industry
Alongside this, Ninja Tune’s Counter Records imprint has masterminded commercial success with artists such as ODESZA, The Heavy, San Holo, Kasbo, Maribou State and more. Seriously shaping the sound of emerging music scenes the world over, impressive Counter Records milestones include breaking 1 million sales of The Heavy’s celebrated single ‘How You Like Me Now’ and 500,000 sales of ‘Say My Name’ by ODESZA.
Ninja Tune’s Technicolour imprint has also made waves in recent years, working with prominent underground figureheads like Sofia Kourtesis, Octo Octa, DJ BORING, VTSS, Minimal Violence, Umfang and Elkka to name a few.
The label also began working with Flying Lotus legendary Brainfeeder in 2010, with releases that include the GRAMMY award-winning Thundercat, Kamasi Washington, Hiatus Kaiyote, Ross From Friends, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Jaga Jazzist, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson and more.
More recently, Ninja Tune announced an exciting new partnership with ODESZA’s Foreign Family Collective (FFC). The deal, which came after many years of close collaboration between the two independent labels, sees Ninja Tune releasing, promoting, and distributing FFC’s expansive catalogue worldwide, while FFC will work alongside Ninja Tune to expand the FFC mission of supporting musicians and artists alike.
By nature, the label is continually looking for new and innovative ways to develop its artists' visions, having grown from the brainchild of the two-man Coldcut team to a living, breathing organisation boasting 70+ employees based across the world including a North American headquarters in LA. It has encouraged interactive technology, embraced the audio-visual world, created its own publishing company, Just Isn’t Music, and made innovative use of software with the creation of Ninja Jamm and the Zen Delay — the first-ever hardware effects unit produced in collaboration with an electronic music label.
Ninja Tune also devotes time and resources to working on non-profit initiatives to support the community around them and also to develop a dialogue with their audiences on relevant social issues. From Coldcut’s early partnerships with Greenpeace and others to the label’s involvement with the Independent Music Cup, XLP/Arts Emergency, MIND, Help Refugees, and ongoing donations to organisations like Fair Fight and Extinction Rebellion this has been in Ninja’s DNA since inception.
The label also continues to work on reducing, and balancing our environmental impacts using tree planting, rainforest protection and other carefully chosen and audited real world actions to balance our impacts. We continue to measure our environmental impacts and emissions using the IMPALA Carbon Calculator built by Julie's Bicycle, and Ninja Tune is working to support the whole music business including music streaming services being carbon neutral by a target date of 2026, but in any case by 2030
NINJA TUNE - NOMINATIONS & AWARDS
The GRAMMYs
2024 Louis Cole - Best Alternative Jazz Album for 'Quality Over Opinion' (Brainfeeder)
2023 ODESZA - Best Dance/Electronic Music Album for 'The Last Goodbye'
2023 Bonobo - Best Dance/Electronic Music Album for 'Fragments'
2023 Bonobo - Best Dance/Electronic Recording for "Rosewood"
2023 Louis Cole - Best Arrangement, Instruments and Vocals for "Let It Happen"
2022 Bonobo & Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Best Dance Recording for 'Heartbreak' (OUTLIER)
2022 PVA - Best Remixed Recording for 'Talks' (Mura Masa Remix)
2022 Hiatus Kaiyote - Best Progressive R&B Album for 'Mood Valiant' (Brainfeeder)
2021 Thundercat - Best Progressive R&B Album for 'It Is What It Is' (Brainfeeder) - Winner
2021 Jayda G - Best Dance Recording for 'Both Of Us'
2021 Flying Lotus - Producer of the Year for 'It Is What It Is' (Brainfeeder)
2020 Georgia Anne Muldrow - Best Urban Contemporary Album for ‘Overload’ (Brainfeeder)
2020 Bonobo - Best Dance Recording for ‘Linked’
2020 Marie Davidson - Best Remixed Recording for ‘Work It’ (Soulwax Remix)
2018 ODESZA - Best Dance / Electronic Album for ‘A Moment Apart’
2018 ODESZA - Best Dance Recording for ‘Line Of Sight’
2018 Bonobo - Best Dance / Electronic Album for ‘Migration’
2018 Bonobo - Best Dance Recording for ‘Bambro Koyo Ganda’
The Mercury Prize
2024 Barry Can't Swim - 'When Will We Land?'
2023 Young Fathers - 'Heavy Heavy'
2021 Black Country, New Road - 'For the first time'
2014 Young Fathers - ‘Dead’ - Winner
2014 Kae Tempest - ‘Everybody Down’
2009 Speech Debelle - ‘Speech Therapy’ - Winner
2004 Ty - ‘Upwards’
2002 Roots Manuva - ‘Run Come Save Me’
Ivor Novello Awards
2019 Young Fathers - Best Album for ‘Cocoa Sugar’
2016 Roots Manuva - Best Contemporary for ‘Cargo’
A2IM Libera Awards (USA)
2024 ODESZA - Best Eelctronic Record for 'Flaws In Our Design'
2024 ODESZA - Best Remix for "Selfish Soul (ODESZA Remix)"
2024 Floating Points - Best Electronic Record for "Birth4000"
2024 Little Dragon - Best Electronic Record for "Sluge of Love"
2024 Jayda G - Best Dance Record for 'Guy'
2024 yeule - Best Outlier Record for 'softscars'
2024 Sofia Kourtesis - Best Electronic Record for 'Madres'
2024 LP Giobbi - Best Electronic Record for 'Light Places' (Counter Records)
2024 Louis Cole - Best Jazz Record for 'Some Unused Songs' (Brainfeeder)
2023 Ninja Tune - Label of the Year (15 or more employees)
2023 ODESZA - Best Electronic Record for 'The Last Goodbye' - Winner
2023 Bonobo - Best Electronic Record for 'Fragments'
2023 Bicep - Best Dance Record for "Water" - Winner
2023 Black Country, New Road - Creative Packaging - Winner
2023 Hiatus Kaiyote - Best Remix for "Get Sun (Georgia Anne Muldrow Remix)"
2023 Yaya Bey - Best R&B Record for 'Remember Your North Star'
2023 James Heather - Best Classical Record
2022 Ninja Tune - Label of the Year (Big)
2022 Bicep - Marketing Genius for 'Isles'
2022 Thundercat - Best Reissue for 'The Golden Age of Apocalypse (Ten Year Anniversary Edition)"
2022 Hiatus Kaiyote - Best R&B Record for 'Mood Valiant' - Winner
2022 Black Country, New Road - Breakthrough Artist/Release for 'For the first time'
2022 박혜진 Park Hye Jin - Best Electronic Record for ‘Before I Die’ - Winner
2021 Ninja Tune - Label Of The Year (Big)
2021 Thundercat - Record Of The Year for 'It Is What It Is' (Brainfeeder)
2021 Thundercat - Best R&B Record for 'It Is What It Is' (Brainfeeder)
2021 Actress - Best Dance/Electronic Record for 'Karma & Desire'
2018 Ninja Tune - Label Of The Year (Big)
2017 Bonobo - Best Dance/Electronica Album for 'Migration' - Winner
2017 Bonobo - Album Of The Year for 'Migration'
2017 Bonobo - Video Of The Year for “Kerala"
2017 Bonobo - Best Creative Packaging for ‘Migration’
2017 Thundercat - Album Of The Year for ‘Drunk’ (Brainfeeder)
2016 Kamasi Washington - Album Of The Year for ‘The Epic’ (Brainfeeder)
2016 Kamasi Washington - Best Breakthrough Artist for ‘The Epic’ (Brainfeeder)
2016 Kamasi Washington - Groundbreaking Album Of The Year for ‘The Epic’ (Brainfeeder) - Winner
2016 Kamasi Washington - Heritage Album Of The Year for ‘The Epic’ (Brainfeeder) - Winner
2016 Brainfeeder - Label Of The Year (Small)
2012 Amon Tobin - Creative Packaging Award for 'Control Over Nature' (CD/Book) - Winner
BBC Radio 1 Dance Awards
2024 Ninja Tune - Best Record Label
2024 Barry Can't Swim - Best Dance Album Project for 'When Will We Land?'
2024 Barry Can't Swim - Best Breakthrough Artist
2024 LP Giobbi - Best Dance Album Project for 'Light Places'
2022 Bonobo - Electronic Chill Track Of The Year
2022 TSHA - Dance Album Project of the Year for 'Capricorn Sun' - Winner
2022 Barry Can't Swim - BBC Introducing Dance Artists Of The Year
2022 Barry Can't Swim - Electronic Chill Track Of The Year
2022 I. JORDAN - Dance Impact Award
2021 Bicep - Dance Album Of The Year for 'Isles' - Winner
2021 Anz - Dance Track Of The Year for "You Could Be (feat. George Riley)"
2021 Elkka - BBC Introducing Dance Artist Of The Year - Winner
2021 TSHA - Breakthrough Artist Of The Year - Winner
2021 Anz - Breakthrough Artist Of The Year
2021 I. JORDAN - Breakthrough Artist Of The Year
2021 Elkka - Essential Mix Of The Year - Winner
2021 I. JORDAN Mini Mix Of The Year for ‘Go Large’ Mini Mix - Winner
The AIM Independent Music Awards
2024 Ninja Tune - Best Independent Label
2024 Barry Can't Swim - PPL Award for Most Played New Independent Artist
2024 Barry Can't Swim - UK Independent Breakthrough
2024 Actress - Best Independent Album for 'LXXXVIII'
2024 Barry Can't Swim - Best Independent Album for 'When Will We Land?'
2024 Nabihah Iqbal - Best Independent Album for 'DREAMER'
2024 George Riley - Best Independent EP/Mixtape for 'Un/limited Love'
2023 Young Fathers - Best Creative Campaign for 'Heavy Heavy'
2023 I. JORDAN - UK Independent Breakthrough
2022 Ninja Tune - Best Independent Label
2022 Anz - Best Independent Track for "You Could Be (ft. George Riley)"
2022 Black Country, New Road - Best Best [Difficult] Second Album for 'Ants From Up There'
2022 Ross From Friends - Best Best [Difficult] Second Album for 'Tread' (Brainfeeder)
2022 Barry Can't Swim - One To Watch (Technicolour)
2021 I. JORDAN - UK Independent Breakthrough
2021 박혜진 Park Hye Jin - International Breakthrough
2021 Bicep - International Breakthrough
2021 Jayda G - International Breakthrough - Winner
2021 Bonobo & Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – Track Of The Year for 'Heartbreak' (OUTLIER)
2021 Leon Vynehall - Best [Difficult] Second Album for 'Rare,Forever'
2021 Bicep - Best [Difficult] Second Album for "Isles'
2021 Thundercat - Best Independent Remix for 'Fair Chance' (Floating Pints Remix) (Brainfeeder)
2021 TSHA - One To Watch
2020 Marie Davidson - Best Remix for ‘Work It (Soulwax) Remix’
2020 Bicep - Breakthrough Of The Year
2020 Floating Points - Best [Difficult] Second album for ‘Crush’
2020 Floating Points - International Breakthrough
2019 Maribou State - Best [Difficult] Second Album for ‘Kingdoms In Colour’
2019 Maribou State - International Breakthrough
2019 Jordan Rakei - Album Of The Year for ‘Origin’
2018 Ninja Tune - Label Of The Year - Winner
2018 Peggy Gou - Track Of The Year for ‘It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)’ - Winner
2018 Young Fathers - Album Of The Year for ‘Cocoa Sugar’
2018 Leon Vynehall - Video Of The Year for ‘Movements - Chapter III)’
2018 Bicep - Track Of The Year for ‘Glue’
2017 Bonobo - Best Video Of The Year for ‘No Reason’
2016 Roots Manuva - Track Of The Year for ‘Don’t Breathe Out’
2016 Roots Manuva - Album Of The Year for ‘Bleeds’
2016 Ninja Tune - Label Of The Year
2015 Ninja Tune - Innovator Award - Winner
2015 Young Fathers - Best [Difficult] Second Album for ‘White Men Are Black Men Too’ - Winner
2015 Young Fathers - Hardest Working Band & Album Of The Year
2015 The Bug - Album Of The Year for ‘Angels & Devils’
2014 Bonobo - Best Live Act & Hardest Working Band
2014 Young Fathers - International Breakthrough Of The Year
2014 Actress - Album Of The Year for ‘Ghettoville’
2014 Kae Tempest - Album Of The Year for ‘Everybody Down’
2014 Ninja Tune - Label Of The Year
2013 Bonobo - Best Live Act
2013 Bonobo.- Special Catalogue Release Of Year for ‘The North Borders’
2012 Speech Debelle - Best [Difficult] Second Album for ‘Freedom Of Speech”
2012 The Invisible - Best [Difficult] Second Album for ‘Rispah”
2012 Lorn - Genre Spotlight Award
2012 Amon Tobin - Special Catalogue Release Of The Year for ‘ISAM’
2012 Ninja Tune - Label of The Year
2011 Ninja Tune - Innovative Marketing Campaign of the Year for ‘Ninja Tune XX’ - Winner
2011 Toddla T - Best [Difficult] Second Album for ‘Watch Me Dance’
2011 Ninja Tune - Best Catalogue Release of year for ‘Ninja Tune XX’
UK Music Video Awards
2024 Metronomy - Best Alternative Video UK for "With Balance"
2023 Young Fathers - Best Alternative Video UK for "I Saw"
2023 Young Fathers - Best Live Video for "I Saw", "Rice", "Geronimo" - Winner
2023 TSHA - Best Special Visual Project for "Sister"
2023 DJ Seinfeld - Best Dance/Electronic Video Newcomer for "Now U Do"
2022 ODESZA - Best Animation in a Video for "Light Of Day"
2021 Bicep - Best Visual Effects for "Saku" - Winner
2021 Bicep - Best Cinematography for "Saku"
2021 Bicep - Best Editing for "Saku"
2020 BRONSON - Best Lockdown Video for "KEEP MOVING" - Winner
2020 BRONSON - Best Dance/Electronic Video International for "KEEP MOVING"
2020 Mild Minds - Best Dance/Electronic Video Newcomer for "Walls"
2020 BRONSON - Best Visual Effects in a Video for "KEEP MOVING"
2019 Little Dragon - Best Styling in a Video for "Lover Cheating"
2018 Young Fathers - Best Artist - Winner
2018 Young Fathers - Best Editing In A Video for ’Toy’
2018 Young Fathers - Best UK Alternative Video for ’Holy Ghost’
2018 Leon Vynehall - Best UK Alternative Video for ’Movements (Chapter III)’
2017 Bonobo - Best UK Dance Video for ‘No Reason’ - Winner
2017 Bonobo - Best Production Design In A Video for ‘No Reason’ - Winner
2017 Bonobo - Best UK Dance Video for ‘Kerala’
2017 Bicep - Best UK Dance Video for ‘Aura’
2017 Young Fathers - Best UK Alternative Video for ‘Mr Martyr’
2015 DELS - Best Urban Budget Video for ‘Burning Beaches’ - Winner
2011 DELS feat Roots Manuva & Joe Goddard - Best Urban Budget Video for 'Capsize’
2011 DELS - Best Urban Budget Video for ‘Trumpalump’
2009 Speech Debelle - Best Independent Budget Video for ‘The Key’ - Winner
2008 Cinematic Orchestra - Best Cinematography for ‘To Build A Home’
Gilles Peterson Worldwide Awards
2020 Sampa The Great - Track Of The Year for ‘Final Form’ - Winner
2017 Jameszoo - John Peel Play More Jazz Award (Brainfeeder) - Winner
2016 Ninja Tune - Label Of The Year - Winner
2015 Kamasi Washington - Album Of The Year for ‘The Epic” (Brainfeeder) - Winner
2013 Brainfeeder - Label Of The Year - Wnner
2006 Bonobo - Album Of The Year for ‘Days To Come” - Winner
2003 Ty - Album Of The Year for ‘Upwards’ - Winner
2002 The Cinematic Orchestra - Release Of The Year for ‘Everyday’ - Winner
1999 The Cinematic Orchestra - Release Of The Year for ‘Motion’ - Winner
D&AD Awards
2020 Sampa The Great - Wood Pencil Winner for ‘Final Form’ Video
2019 Young Fathers - Graphite Pencil Winner for ‘Cocoa Sugar’ Graphic Design
2017 Bonobo - Wood Pencil Winner for ‘No Reason’ Production Design For Video
2016 Amon Tobin - Wood Pencil Winner for ‘Dark Jovian’ Graphic Design
2013 Lorn - Wood Pencil Winner for ‘Ask The Dust’ Graphic Design
2009 The Cinematic Orchestra - Graphite Pencil Winner for ‘To Build A Home’ Video
MOBO Awards
2024 TSHA - Best Electronic/Dance Act
2024 salute - Best Electronic/Dance Act
2023 TSHA - Best Electronic/Dance Act
2023 salute - Best Electronic/Dance Act
1999 Roots Manuva - Best Hip Hop Act - Winner
The BRIT Awards
2024 Young Fathers - Album of the Year for 'Heavy Heavy'
2024 Young Fathers - Group of the Year
2024 Young Fathers - Alternative/Rock Act
2024 Barry Can't Swim - Dance Act
2023 Bonobo - Best Dance Act
2021 Bicep - British Group
2021 Bicep - Breakthrough Artist
2003 Roots Manuva - British Urban Act
Scottish Album Of The Year Awards
2024 Barry Can't Swim - 'When Will We Land?'
2023 Young Fathers 'Heavy Heavy' - Winner
2018 Young Fathers ‘Cocoa Sugar’ - Winner
2016 Young Fathers ‘White Men Are Black Men Too’
2015 Young Fathers ‘Dead’
2014 Young Fathers ‘Tape Two’ - Winner
ARIA Awards (Australian Recording Industry Association Awards)
2021 Hiatus Kaiyote - Best Soul/R&B Release 'Mood Valiant'
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Female Artist ‘The Return’ - Winner
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Independent Release ‘The Return’ - Winner
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Hip Hop Release ‘The Return’ - Winner
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Album ‘The Return’
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Live Act
2019 Sampa The Great - Best Hip Hop Release ‘ Final Form” - Winner
2019 Sampa The Great - Best Video ‘Final Form’
Australian Music Prize
2019 Sampa The Great - Album of The Year ‘The Return’ - Winner
2017 Sampa The Great - Album Of The Year ‘Birds and the BEE9’ - Winner
2017 Jordan Rakei - Album Of The Year ‘Wallflower’
Music Victoria Awards (Australia)
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Album for ’The Return’ - Winner
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Solo Artist - Winner
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Soul, Funk, Gospel or R&B Album for ’The Return’ - Winner
2020 Sampa The Great - Best Song for ‘OMG’ - Winner
2019 Sampa The Great - Best Hip Hop Act - Winner
MTV EMAs
2019 Sampa The Great - Best Australian Act - Winner
Juno Awards (Canada)
2001 Kid Koala - Best Alternative Album for ‘Carpal Tunnel Syndrome’
Polaris Music Prize (Canada)
2019 Marie Davidson - ‘Working Class Woman’
2006 Cadence Weapon - ‘Breaking Kayfabe’
Edison Pop Prize (Holland)
2015 Martyn - “Air Between Worlds’ Best Dance Album - Winner
Rolling Stone UK Awards
2024 Ninja Tune - The Record Label Award
2024 Barry Can't Swim - The Breakthrough Award
Making Vinyl Awards
2019 Jayda G - ‘Best Save The Earth’ Release for 'Significant Changes' - Winner
Interactive Music Awards
2002 Ninja Tune - Best Label - Winner
Electronic Music Awards
2017 Bonobo - Album of The Year for ‘Migration’ Winner
2017 Bonobo - Live Act Of The Year
2017 ODESZA - Producer Of The Year
Echo Music Prize (Germany)
2015 Kamasi Washington - Best Jazz Instrumentalist - Winner
Selected ‘Ninja Tune Label’ Press Awards
2019 Top Labels Of The Decade (Dancing Astronaut)
2018 Labels That Defined 2018 (Clash)
2018 10 Best Labels (Tsugi, France)
2017 Labels Of Year (Pigeons & Planes)
2017 #1 Label Of The Year (Mixmag)
2017 Labels Of The Decade (Mixmag)
2017 #1 Label Of The Year (DJ)
2017 Labels Of The Year (XLR8R)
2016 Labels Of The Year (Billboard)
2015 Labels Of The Year (Bleep)
2014 Labels Defining The Sound Of The Year (Guardian Guide)
2014 Labels Of The Year (Resident Advisor)
2011 10 Best Labels (Observer)
2010 Labels Of The Year (Resident Advisor)
2010 #1 British Label Of The Year (DJ)
2008 Labels Of The Year (Independent)
2000 Labels Of The Decade (Time Out)
1996 #1 Club Night Of Year for ‘Stealth’ (NME)
1992 Label Of The Month (Mixmag)
Amongst hundreds of other press awards across the label for its artists.
