ISNI · Group

Chromatics

0000 0000 9702 8210

10 works145 recordings

Last verified: July 10, 2026

0000 0000 9702 8210 is the International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI) for Chromatics, a group. ISNIs are 16-digit ISO 27729 identifiers managed by the ISNI International Agency, used to identify the public identities of contributors to creative works across music, books, film, and television. Chromatics has 10 works and 145 recordings indexed on Credits.fm.

Format

0000Group 1

0000Group 2

9702Group 3

8210Final group (check digit ends here)

Group 1:: 16-digit ISNI is formatted in four groups of four for readability.
Group 2:: 16-digit ISNI is formatted in four groups of four for readability.
Group 3:: 16-digit ISNI is formatted in four groups of four for readability.
Final group (check digit ends here):: The last character is the ISO 7064 Mod 11-2 check digit (0-9 or X) that validates the ISNI.

Credit Chain

ISRC145 recordings

ISWC10 works

ISNIChromatics

ArtistChromatics

Musical Works (10)

T-010003164-8 T-010306779-3 T-070011746-9 T-070077191-0 T-070083341-5 T-070940329-1 T-700008235-1 T-802400299-2 T-915741665-4 T-929744911-7

Recordings (50)

What releases include this catalog?

SourcesMusicBrainzMusicBrainz2 sources

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Who is ISNI 0000 0000 9702 8210?

0000 0000 9702 8210 is an International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI) assigned to Chromatics. ISNIs are unique 16-digit identifiers defined by ISO 27729, managed by the ISNI International Agency, used to identify public identities of contributors to creative works across all industries — music, books, film, television, and more.

Chromatics has 10 musical works (ISWCs) and 145 recordings (ISRCs) in our database.

Chromatics

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Musical Works (10)

Recordings (50)

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Chromatics

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Musical Works (10)

Recordings (50)

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