Coldcut
Ninja Tunes
['universal motown records', 'reprise records', 'virgin france', 'funk volume', 'epitaph records', 'paramount records', 'restless records', 'blonde vinyl', 'amphetamine reptile', 'eighteenth street lounge music', 'scratcha dva', 'flying dutchman records', 'republic records', 'lonely astronaut records', 'white whale records', 'deathlike silence productions', 'average joes entertainment', 'rca victor', 'warner music vision', 'harvest records', 'plan 9 records', 'southern lord', 'some bizzare records', 'vagrant records', 'hot club records', 'arista nashville', 'half a cow', 'private music', 'toshiba emi', 'modular recordings', 'plug research', 'essential records', 'curb records', 'sst records', 'ecm new series', 'rawkus records', 'delerium records', 'twisted records', 'beggars banquet records', 'pablo', 'orange twin', 'philips records', 'slash', 'avex group', 'ralph', 'alive records', 'asthmatic kitty', 'moshi moshi records', 'nine winds', 'decca records', 'roc nation', 'j storm', 'ato records', 'chemikal underground', 'rune grammofon', 'nessa', 'artpeople', 'london records', 'interscope records', 'tommy boy records', 'jagjaguwar', 'real world records', 'armada music', 'argo', 'word records', 'tk records', '4ad records', 'so so def recordings', 'elephant 6', 'specialty records', 'ovo sound', 'drakkar entertainment', 'blackheart', 'four music', 'postcard records', 'insideout', 'ipecac recordings', 'echo records', 'new red archives', 'indie recordings', 'rotana', '13th planet records', 'gordy records', 'avex', 'philles', 'transmat', 'rhino records', 'kapp records', 'pye records', 'aftermath records', 'rounder records', 'wiiija', 'justin oberst', 'metal blade records', 'hazel miller', 'anticon', 'folkways records', 'barsuk', 'saddle creek records']
Xtreme Sports (video game)
Xtreme Sports, also known as Sega Extreme Sports in Europe and Japan (Dreamcast version) and as Pepsi Max Extreme Sports (PC version), is a sports game developed by Norwegian video game development company Innerloop Studios and published by French holding company Infogrames for the Dreamcast and Microsoft Windows, and Sega for the European Dreamcast version, but was developed by WayForward Technologies for the Game Boy Color. It was first released in North America on June 28, 2000 for the Game Boy Color, then later on Dreamcast in North America, Japan and Europe. The Dreamcast version features a soundtrack licensed from the electronic music label Ninja Tunes, and includes tracks from artists such as Amon Tobin, Coldcut and DJ Food.