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'''Disco Mix Club''' |
'''Disco Mix Club''' is primarily a [[Remix service|remix label]] under (British Phonographic Industry) licence, which is not intended for the mass market but rather exclusively for professional [[Disc jockey|DJs]] and enthusiasts. The Disco Mix Club sells [[megamix]]es and [[remix]]es every month produced by other disk jockeys, and publishes the weekly magazine, ''Update''. The monthly ''[[Mixmag]]'' was initially published by the Disco Mix Club, but it was bought in January 1997 by the British media group EMAP, and then taken in December 2005 by Development Hell. |
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The first disk jockeys who created the remixes and megamixes are among the best known: Alan Coulthard<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/40072-Alan-Coulthard|title=Alan Coulthard|website=Discogs|access-date=2016-04-14}}</ref> (who is also the creator of "Megamix" 1 taken on behalf of the Disco Mix Club), Sanny Xenokottas (Sanny X), Les Adams, [[Chad Jackson (DJ)|Chad Jackson]], [[Dave Seaman]], [[Steve Anderson (musician)|Steve Anderson]], [[Peter Slaghuis]], Daniel Culot (DJ Jaguar from 1986 to 1990, one of the creators/producers of the Belgian new beat movement in 1988), [[Paul Dakeyne]] and [[Ben Liebrand]]. |
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==References== |
==References== |
Revision as of 03:15, 5 March 2020
Disco Mix Club is primarily a remix label under (British Phonographic Industry) licence, which is not intended for the mass market but rather exclusively for professional DJs and enthusiasts. The Disco Mix Club sells megamixes and remixes every month produced by other disk jockeys, and publishes the weekly magazine, Update. The monthly Mixmag was initially published by the Disco Mix Club, but it was bought in January 1997 by the British media group EMAP, and then taken in December 2005 by Development Hell.
The first disk jockeys who created the remixes and megamixes are among the best known: Alan Coulthard[1] (who is also the creator of "Megamix" 1 taken on behalf of the Disco Mix Club), Sanny Xenokottas (Sanny X), Les Adams, Chad Jackson, Dave Seaman, Steve Anderson, Peter Slaghuis, Daniel Culot (DJ Jaguar from 1986 to 1990, one of the creators/producers of the Belgian new beat movement in 1988), Paul Dakeyne and Ben Liebrand.
References
- ^ "Alan Coulthard". Discogs. Retrieved 2016-04-14.
External links
- Disco Mix Club
- Discography at Discogs.com
- Discography at RemixServices.com
- Discography at g-e-m-a.eu