Intec Digital
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Intec Digital is a record company rediscovered after four years of inactivity[2] on the ground of Intec Records. Originally, Intec Records was started by Carl Cox and DJ C1 in 1998.[3] The record label's greatest success was the summer hit "Sunshine" by Belgian act Tomaz vs. Filterheadz which sold a total of 25,000 copies.[2]
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Artists
Intec Records
- Axel Karakasis
- Bryan Zentz
- Deetron
- Filterheadz
- Oxia
- Tomaz
- Valentino Kanzyani
Intec Digital
- Adam Sheridan
- Anfisa Letyago[4]
- Angel De Frutos
- Ant Brooks
- Ben Sims
- Carl Cox
- Carlo Lio
- Cave
- Chris Count
- Christian Smith
- Christian Varela
- Chus & Ceballos
- Copy Paste Soul
- Danny Serrano
- DJ Boris
- DJ Jock
- Dosem
- Elio Riso
- End-JY
- Ferhat Albayrak
- Frankie Bones
- Harvey McKay
- Hiroki Esashika
- Ian O'Donovan
- Jason Fernandes
- Jim Master
- Jim Rivers
- Joe Brunning
- Jon Rundell
- Just Be
- Layton Giordani
- Marco Bailey
- Mark Fanciulli
- Mark Maitland
- Mars Bill
- Mindskap
- MiniCoolBoyz
- Mr X
- Nicole Moudaber
- Onionz
- Philipp Ruhmhardt
- Pirupa
- Project AKC
- Rafa Barrios
- Ramiro Lopez
- Robert Babicz
- Saeed Younan
- Stephan Hinz
- Steve Mulder
- Tom Pooks
- Tomy DeClerque
- Trevor Rockcliffe
- Umek
- Valentino Kanzyani
- Victor Calderone
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