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LIBERATION MUSIC is a music production and recording company organized under Midnight Groove Multimedia (MGM), a full service media arts company, producing high quality sound recordings as well as film and video productions. MG Multi has two components:

LIBERATION MUSIC offers full service audio production, from film scores to musical production for bands and solo artists of all genres. The Midnight Groove Recordings label specializes in soul, acid jazz, and Afro-Beat recordings. LIBERATION MUSIC also offers regional promotion and marketing services to independent record labels.
CHECK THE ROSTER:
- Phillip Aaron
- Mwalim
- The Bass Mint Bros

Midnight Groove Filmworks offers writing, directing, filming, editing and post-production services for film and video projects of all types.

MGMulti clients have included: RMG/ Universal, Melodic Syndrome/ Sony, NAACP, Roche Bros Supermarkets, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Longwood Cyber Arts Gallery, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Council, Mashantucket Pequot Museum, WGBH, New African Company, Circle of Caring, Oversoul Theatre Collective, Black Brick Records, Elephant Ride Records, Time-Warner, Viacom, Taylor Boy Music, The Point CDC, Martin Luther King, Jr. Society, University of Massachusetts, Idle Records, Eight Ball Records, Scotti Brothers, Delicious Vinyl, and many, many more.

Midnight Groove Multimedia started in 1989 as Midnight Groove Recordings, in Boston, MA as an independent label specializing in acid jazz and soul recordings. Midnight Groove’s first release was “Her Groove” by The Nubian in April of 1990. The spoken-word dance track received positive attention and reviews from Afro-Beat, House and Rare Groove DJs in the USA, UK, France, and Germany.

In 1992, Midnight Groove Filmworks emerged with the short comedy, Leroy Dubwise P.I.. “Dubwise,” -a comic detective spoof that featured Black actors on screen and white actors doing the voices- became a festival favorite. From that project, Midnight Groove went on to produce commercials, public service announcements, and documentaries for various organizations and businesses, including the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and the NAACP of Cape Cod; as well as short experimental films for multimedia installations in art galleries. In 1999, the name of the operation was changed to Midnight Groove Multimedia with the recordings and filmworks as divisions.

In 2001, MGM released Jazzy-Soul Club Grooves, by Mwalim, a limited-edition, vinyl 12” E.P. that yielded two, instant classics among Afro-beat, House, Acid Jazz, and Rare Groove DJs: Out of the Woods and Will I Ever.