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MaRaCash Records Italy
Ma.Ra.Cash Records is an indie prog label based in Vigevano (PV), Italy. Founded in 2005 by Massimo Orlandini and Domizia
Parri and Raoul Caprio, who left the label in 2007 and used to run his own prog label beforehand, (Kaliphonia) and a CD/LP shop in Milan.
Ma.Ra.Cash Records won the first edition of the ProgAwards as Best Indie Label.
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