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A futuristic speaker with a digital display showing a red geometric sphere and text reading "Sound Limit Reached" on a plain background.
Dense green forest floor covered with ferns and moss, with a white globe graphic and the words "Hack the Planet" overlayed.
Vinyl record album titled 'back the planet' featuring album art of a large spherical metallic object with wires, a speaker on top, and a glowing orange fragment, set against a black background.
Spherical device with a mesh pattern display showing 'Sound Limit Reached' and 'HipHop' text, featuring an integrated speaker at the top, set against a neutral background.
A CD with a dark background and red futuristic text and graphics, labeled 'Hack the Planet Volume 2' with other text related to cyber themes.
A variety of plants and flowers, including white and pink clustered blossoms and yellow daisies, in a lush garden setting.

focused on high-quality MUSIC, COmmuNITY, clothing & design

what is this?

hack the planet is a music label created as an outlet to release whatever feels right, whenever it feels right. various mediums, platforms, wax, this, that, bandcamp, sure!

inspired by, what is the most fire 90’s movie to go down, hackers, hack the planet undermines the overthinking brain and tells us that music should be created, enjoyed and released for the community. and while we’re at it we should all be eating croissants. Why not?

based in brooklyn, ny

shipping worldwide

Two legs resting on a surface, each with a large croissant placed on top. One arm has a tattoo that reads 'Hack The Planet' with a small globe. The background shows a person's feet wearing black shoes.
A futuristic, circular graphic design resembling a record or CD with neon green text and lines. It features the title 'Hack The Planet Volume 1: Interstellar Buzz' and includes song titles such as 'Cave Ceremony (Daisy Boy)', 'Just Go With The Ballow
A large, modern, abstract sculpture in a park with trees and greenery. The sculpture is yellowish with curved, arch-like structures.
Two people are holding books at a flea market stall. The books include Flying Saucer Review, UFO Contact, and a magazine called Fate. The background shows more books and items on a table.
A vinyl record with a black and red design featuring a circuit board pattern and text related to 'Hacktheplanet Volume 2'.
Outline drawing of the Earth with the continents North and South America visible, and the text 'HACK THE PLANET' below.