in house music.
Oxyd Records grew around a belief in house music
as a space for discovery
in house music.
Oxyd Records grew around a belief in house music
as a space for discovery
since 1999
in 3 decades of our history
Artists & collaborations
Names in the Oxyd story.
Axwell
Axwell is a Swedish DJ and producer and the founder of Axtone Records. Established in 2005 to release his own music, Axtone developed into a label for electronic artists from…
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Axwell: based on a photograph by MIXTRIBE, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. AI-assisted black-and-white adaptation: crop, background and tonal treatment.
Dannii Minogue
Dannii Minogue is an Australian singer and performer whose recording career connects pop with club music. Her discography includes the albums Girl, Neon Nights and Club Disco, alongside singles such…
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Dannii Minogue: based on a photograph by Eva Rinaldi, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0. AI-assisted black-and-white adaptation: crop, background and tonal treatment. Adaptation shared under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Eric Prydz
Eric Prydz is a DJ and producer whose music spans progressive house and techno. Alongside releases under his own name, his work as Pryda and Cirez D explores different sides…
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Eric Prydz: based on a photograph by Haydn Curtis, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. AI-assisted black-and-white adaptation: crop, background and tonal treatment.
point for producers,
vocalists, DJs
and listeners
Where all began
Stefano
Mazzacani:
the founder
behind the label
Stefano Mazzacani is central to the Oxyd story. Known in the label’s historical credits as Steph Mazzacani, he founded Oxyd and was listed on its original website as Managing Director and Head of A&R. Those roles placed him at the heart of the label’s musical direction and release activity.
Oxyd’s identity took shape through that work: finding music, developing a catalogue and connecting records with the people who played them. Its early website described an outlook that moved freely between classic house, electro, dance and pop. That breadth remains a useful way to understand the archive today.
We found great artists
An Italian label
with international connections
Oxyd’s catalogue brings together artist projects, collaborations, remixes and Italian releases of international recordings. It documents a period when independent labels connected club culture across borders through vinyl, promotion and licensing.
Across its releases are names including Starchaser, Psycho Radio, Massive Lust, Morris T, Axwell, Eric Prydz, Freemasons and Sunfreakz. The catalogue also records vocal collaborations such as Dannii Minogue vs. Flower Power, Freemasons featuring Amanda Wilson, and Sunfreakz featuring Andrea Britton. Each record has its own story, credits and release history.
We found great artists
Records
that mark
the journey
The archived Oxyd website from 2005 places Call on Me, Feel the Vibe, You Won’t Forget About Me and Alright alongside the label’s other releases of the period. Later catalogue entries include Proper Education and Pjanoo. Together, these records trace Oxyd’s place in the house and dance music landscape of the 2000s.
