Scantraxx

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Scantraxx Recordz
Founded2002
FounderDov "The Prophet" Elkabas
GenreHardstyle
Country of originNetherlands
Official websitehttp://www.scantraxx.com/

SCANTRAXX is a Dutch record label founded by Dov Elkabas (famously known as DJ The Prophet) in 2002, specializing in both hardstyle and hardcore music.

S.W.A.T[edit]

Between November 2007 and April 2008, the label organized a number of shows under the name of S.W.A.T (Scantraxx World Artist Tour) in Europe and Australia. Those events were repeated in 2009 and 2010, but only in Europe.[1][2]

Sublabels[edit]

Active[edit]

  • Italian Hardstyle (Sublabel of Zatox)
  • PL4N3T X (Sublabel of JDX)
  • SCANTRAXX
  • Scantraxx Covers
  • Scantraxx Evolutionz (Sublabel of D-Block & S-te-Fan)
  • Scantraxx NEXXUS (Merged from both Silver and Carbon)[3]
  • Scantraxx Prospexx

Inactive[edit]

  • A² Records (Sublabel of Alpha², replaced by Scantraxx BLACK)
  • Digital Age (label of Noisecontrollers & Wildstylez)
  • Gold Records (formerly TiLLT Gold; Sublabel of Max Enforcer)
  • M!D!FY (Sublabel of Brennan Heart; as well as M!D!FY Digital)
  • Paint It Black
  • Scantraxx BLACK
  • Scantraxx Carbon
  • Scantraxx Global
  • Scantraxx Italy (Sublabel of Davide Sonar)
  • Scantraxx Reloaded (Sublabel of Headhunterz)
  • Scantraxx Special
  • Scantraxx Silver
  • ScantraXXL
  • Squaretraxx (Sublabel of Ruthless)
  • Unleashed Records (Sublabel of Digital Punk)
  • X-Bone (former talent label)
  • X-Raw (former RAW talent label)

Artists[edit]

Currently[edit]

Scantraxx (including former BLACK sublabel)[edit]

  • A-Rize[4] (previously on Art of Creation Eternity)
  • Adrenalize
  • Bass Modulators (previously on Art of Creation as duo; later found his live act project BASS X MACHINA)
  • D-Attack
  • Demi Kanon
  • Devin Wild
  • DJ Isaac
  • DJ The Prophet
  • Imperatorz
  • JDX (previously own label JDX Music; later founded the label PL4N3T X)
  • KELTEK
  • Kronos
  • Lady Faith
  • Level One
  • Nightcraft
  • Neroz
  • Zatox (Owns the label Italian Hardstyle from Scantraxx Italy)

Scantraxx Evolutionz[edit]

  • D-Block & S-te-Fan
  • Ghost Stories

Scantraxx NEXXUS[edit]

  • Bright Visions
  • Dvastate
  • Erabreak

Former / Inactive[edit]

  • 2-Sidez (project of B-Front & DJ Pulse)
  • Adaro (Roughstate)
  • A-lusion (Lussive Music)
  • The Anarchist (inactive)
  • ANDY SVGE (I Am Hardstyle)
  • Amentis
  • Arkaine (inactive)
  • Artic (inactive)
  • Airtunes (now Broken Element)
  • Audiofreq (own label Audiophetamine)
  • Audiotricz (Art of Creation, now I Am Hardstyle)
  • Atmozfears
  • Beat Providers (E-Force & Roy van Schie; inactive)
  • Bioweapon (Code Black & Audiofreq; currently active)
  • Black Identity (inactive Project of The Prophet & JDX)
  • Blademasterz (now Brennan Heart)
  • BMBSQD (inactive)
  • Brennan Heart (own label WE R, now I Am Hardstyle)
  • Brennan & Heart (formerly Brennan Heart & DJ Thera)
  • Charger
  • Clive King
  • Davide Sonar (inactive)
  • Dirk-Jan DJ (now DJ Duro)
  • Divinez
  • Deetox (inactive)
  • DJ Duro (50% of Showtek, solo act inactive)
  • Dopeman (inactive project of The Prophet)
  • Energyzed (alias resigned)
  • E-Force (End of Line Recordings)
  • Envine (now True Identity)
  • F8trix (inactive)
  • Festuca (now Jesse Jax)
  • Frontliner (own label Keep It Up Music)
  • Gunz for Hire (project of Adaro & Ran-D, now Roughstate)
  • Gostosa (Gostosa was the face, Headhunterz produced the music)
  • Hardheadz (inactive project of The Prophet & Pavo)
  • Headhunterz (Art of Creation)
  • Headliner (now Showtek)
  • Herculez On Dope
  • JNXD (pronounced Jinxed; Dirty Workz)
  • Krusaders (inactive)
  • Max B. Grant (ETX Records)
  • Max Enforcer (Lose Control Music)
  • Outsiders (inactive project of Wildstylez & Alpha²)
  • Pavo (inactive)
  • Pherato (Dirty Workz)
  • Project One (project of Headhunterz & Wildstylez, own Label Art of Creation)
  • Ran-D (Roughstate)
  • Requiem (now Boray)
  • REVIVE
  • Rogue Zero
  • Ruthless (Be Yourself Music, now FVCK GENRES)
  • RVAGE (Minus Is More)
  • S-Dee (inactive)
  • Scope DJ (inactive)
  • SMD (50% of Noisecontrollers, solo project inactive)
  • Second Identity (inactive project of A-lusion & Scope DJ)
  • Seizure (inactive project of Wildstylez & Ruben Hooyer)
  • Shockerz (now Aftershock)[5]
  • Stephanie
  • Supaboyz (now Zatox)
  • Sylenth & Glitch (inactive project of A-lusion & Jones)
  • Taq 9 (inactive project of The Prophet & DJ Gizmo)
  • The Masochist (inactive project of The Prophet)
  • The Prophet (inactive)
  • The R3belz (inactive)
  • Unknown Analoq (now Brennan Heart)
  • Wasted Penguinz (Dirty Workz)
  • Waveliner (inactive)
  • Waverider (now ANDY SVGE)
  • Wildstylez (own label Lose Control Music, now Art of Creation)

References[edit]

  1. ^ „Scantraxx S.W.A.T. 2009“ at the Wayback Machine (archived 2011-08-16)
  2. ^ „Scantraxx S.W.A.T. 2010“ at the Wayback Machine (archived 2011-02-24)
  3. ^ van der Werf, Sharon (January 9, 2024). "SCANTRAXX changes visual identity and vision: "Join us on our interstellar journey!"". Hardstyle.com. Retrieved January 9, 2024.
  4. ^ van Boekhold, Carlos [@arizenl] (October 26, 2023). "I JOINED THE SCANTRAXX MAIN LABEL 🔥🔥" – via Instagram.
  5. ^ "Umstrukturierung » Yousic.news". 15 February 2019.

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