Ketama Records is Russian vinyl and digital label established by famous Ketama cafe which is definitely one of the best chill out places in Moscow. Ketama Records was created in 2011 to release quality downtempo, chillout, ambient and leftfield music by the most respectable and talented international artists of these genres.Ketama Records first digital release is an exclusive "Tundra And Sunflakes" compilation by legendary The Orb project and its leader - Alex Paterson. "Tundra And Sunflakes" includes 14 tracks and remixes by Belka & Strelka, Caned & Able, Rootmasters, HBF, Nina Walsh, The Orb themselves and many more.

The album was released in 2010. It was assembled from tracks that were written by Alexander Yakovlev in previous years. Theme songs remained the same - arguments about the meaning of human life, about the mysteries of human consciousness and the search for ways of personal development. A group of BIO – electronic project declared itself in the 1990s. It is considered a classic example of Russian synth-pop scene. The group was founded by Alexander Yakovlev in the 90th year after the collapse of one of the founders of Soviet electronic music group"Bioconstructor". The rest of the band "Bioconstructor" created a group "Technology". The band's BIO know and remember the fans of this style not only in Russia but also in other countries. a group of BIO stays true to his style - synth-pop music with philosophical and technocratic texts. Discography: 1990 "Technoromance" magnetic album 1992 "Music persistent optimists cassette album 1993 "Technomantic (Music persistent optimists) - release of the album on CD 1993 "Electronic poetry" - a compilation of the songs of the album "Technoromanticism" and the new tracks on CD and audiocassette 1995 "the Music movement" - album on CD and audiocassette from 2005 to 2009 - SD anthology songs of the band BIO and mp3 was released a collection with all the albums and best remixes of legendary songs. In 2010 the band recorded and released a new album "Heroes of the Tyne". In 2016 - "the Pioneers".