Agoria Marks Sapiens Recordings 100th Release With ‘We Were Little’ and a Deep-Dive Beatport Chart
A milestone release and reflective chart trace the evolution of Sapiens Recordings through connection, collaboration, and nights that didn't want to end.
Cameron Holbrook

Agoria is celebrating a major milestone for Sapiens Recordings with the arrival of its 100th release, We Were Little, alongside a specially curated Beatport chart that traces the label’s quietly influential journey.
The EP brings Agoria back together with pianist Rami Khalifé and vocalist NOEMIE – not for a big statement piece, but something more personal. Rather than marking the occasion with a solo statement, Agoria leans into shared history, crafting a release that feels both intimate and expansive – strings, keys, and electronic textures all weaving into something that feels lived-in rather than polished for show. Listen below.
The exclusive Beatport chart that Agoria has put together for us runs alongside this latest release like a memory trail. Sapiens has never been easy to pin down, and that’s the point. Across 100 releases, it’s moved through club tracks, ambient drifts, experimental ideas, and everything in between – always driven by instinct over expectation.
A little dive in the Sapiens history. Something that emerged between people, between machines, between nights that didn’t want to end. Sapiens grew quietly. Through trust. Through moments more than marketing. A catalog shaped like a diary of what moved us, what questioned us, what connected us. With love – Agoria
That diary just hit triple digits. With We Were Little and this new chart, Sapiens100 lands as a living snapshot – built on trust, curiosity, and the kind of moments that keep unfolding in real time.
Agoria's new We Were Little EP drops April 24 via Sapiens Recordings.
Get it on Beatport.
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