Almighty Records
Dance, pop and Hi-NRG music releases, remixes and downloads for music fans and record-label clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Almighty Records
Almighty Records produces dance, pop and Hi-NRG music, including releases by its own artists and remixes for major-label clients. It sells physical CDs and digital downloads, including MP3 and CD-quality WAV files, through an online store.
The company ships CDs from its UK office to customers worldwide. Its catalogue includes more than 500 releases; the company states that it was founded in 1989, while registry facts give the legal entity's founding date as 1992.
Product: Produces and sells dance, pop and Hi-NRG music on CD and as digital downloads, and creates remixes for label clients.
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