Anjunachill The Yearbook 2025

Anjunachill The Yearbook 2025 celebrates a defining year for the label, marking both the beginning of a new era and Anjuna’s 25-year milestone.

Relaunched with a fresh identity alongside Above & Beyond’s ‘Shall We Begin’, Anjunachill welcomed a wave of beloved Anjuna artists making their debut on the imprint, including Trance Wax, Leaving Laurel, Because of Art, and PROFF.

PROFF’s debut album, 'Missing Places I’ve Never Been', stood out as a deep dive into his psychedelic chill roots and the wider ambient-electronic spectrum, while rising star Cephas Azariah continued his ascent with an eclectic remix package for his acclaimed debut album 'Joy Paradox', featuring reworks by Hollie Kenniff, Steven Weston, Julia Gjertsen and more.

The compilation also spotlights a rich mix of emerging talent, from neo-classical pianists Laurel Violet and Gwenno Morgan to the sophomore EP from London-based singer and multi-instrumentalist Noé Solange. Alongside them, Anjunachill opened its doors to celebrated figures such as British jazz icon Norma Winstone, acclaimed drummer Leo Taylor (Hot Chip, Joy Crookes, The Invisible), and indie-electronica artist Låpsley.

Rounding out the collection are two exclusive, previously unheard highlights: Stelios Vassiloudis’ stellar remix of Croquet Club’s ‘Only You Can Tell’, and a stunning live rendition of Steven Weston & Låpsley’s ‘Like I Used To’.