MEET THE pack!
Wolfpack Records was founded on a simple belief: music is stronger when it brings people together.
Built by artists for artists, Wolfpack Records exists to foster creativity, authenticity, and connection through sound. From cinematic melodies to hard-hitting bass music, every release is guided by a commitment to artistic freedom and meaningful expression.
Our motto is simple:
United By Sound.
Whether you're listening, creating, collaborating, or supporting the movement, you're part of the pack.
CHEZA
Founder of Wolfpack Records, all she wants to do is make people happy when they listen to her music.
ZENTRR
Founder and owner of Zentrr Records, Zentrr was the first member of the Pack, and has always been a friend and mentor. He's well-known for his Piano House, which has earned him the nickname of King of Melodies.
XTUS
Before he joined Wolfpack, XTUS was well-known for his Melbourne Bounce style hits. Once he joined, he started experimenting with his own sound, and now he will never be tied to just one or two genres. The music XTUS creates is truly xanthic.
D. Jay Speeder
Speeder has been with the Pack almost from the beginning. He says he's the kind of guy who always yaps about releasing bangers, but it takes him years to finally drop a track. Don’t underestimate his production skills though, because when he does release music, it's mind-blowing.
SBKZ
When SBKZ joined the Pack, he brought with him the incredible talent of being able to take a single instrument and turn it into an entire orchestra. The fullness and emotion he delivers is unbelievable.
JACKS
Jacks is our newest member, but has already left a lasting impression! His amazing chords progressions and massive drops keep his listeners coming back for more.
Split: Dystorxiøn
Split has always been an integral part of the Pack, encouraging us to constantly push beyond our boundaries, and embrace our own personal sound. Creating his own soundscapes from the depths of his soul, Split is able to conjure things you'd never think possible in music.
