Infinity Gritty

Infinity Gritty is a New York City-based music label and consultancy. The label focuses on pushing the limits of artistic expression in jazz and beyond, while inspiring community between music-makers, brands, and humanity.

Infinity Gritty began when founder Adam Ahuja aimed to build upon a common theme present amongst his musician collaborators in New York: the merging of organic and electronic-instrumentation, a desire for fresh angles at writing and arranging, and a drive towards an open and global mindset for production that thinks beyond genre.

As a result, Infinity Gritty officially launched in 2017 and has since partnered on projects with musical forces such as NYC-based Pinch Recording and co-launched several releases from the catalog together with Ropeadope Records.

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Infinity Gritty is a New York City-based music label and consultancy. The label focuses on pushing the limits of artistic expression in jazz and beyond, while inspiring community between music-makers, brands, and humanity.

Infinity Gritty began when founder Adam Ahuja aimed to build upon a common theme present amongst his musician collaborators in New York: the merging of organic and electronic-instrumentation, a desire for fresh angles at writing and arranging, and a drive towards an open and global mindset for production that thinks beyond genre.

As a result, Infinity Gritty officially launched in 2017 and has since partnered on projects with musical forces such as NYC-based Pinch Recording and co-launched several releases from the catalog together with Ropeadope Records.

Infinity Gritty has quickly grown a catalog of work with artists spanning four continents, including Project K-Paz, E Scott Lindner, Adam Ahuja, RoSaWay and DB3’s Firebrand, that latter which was featured in Spotify‘s flagship State of Jazz playlist. The label has received reviews from stalwart publications such as All About Jazz, Rolling Stone, Goldmine Magazine, and others. To dig into the catalog, visit: www.infinitygritty.com/releases.

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