Anova Music is an Israeli independent

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founded in 2006, by Shuki Goldwasser and Anat Damon in

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. They have signed bands such as Vaadat Charigim,

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, Rockfour and more artists on their roster. In 2013, Anova Music started a sub label by the name of BLDG5 Records that specializes in electronic music.

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referred to the label as "one of the most prominent alternative labels in Israel".יאיר יונה עוזב את אנובה

, July 26, 2012.

Anova Studios

Anova studios were founded in January 2006 in

, Israel.

Artists

Past Artists

Deluxe Editions

Starting in 2008, Anova Music has released Deluxe Editions of their top-selling albums, which features the remastered album as well as some live tracks. The albums with Deluxe Editions are Electra's ''Second Hand Love'', Nosei Hamigbaat's ''Nosei Hamigbaat'',

''Ma Le'ahuvee'' and more.

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