techno and house music concept, Resistance. Carl Cox also announced the 2017 dates for a festival he has curated entitled Pure Festival, which took place in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, during April 2017. After sixteen years of Cox's Global radio podcast, he announced via Facebook that he would no longer be working on the show and that it would end in February 2017. In 2019 Cox travelled to Australia and worked with Gavin Campbell, producing a remix of Yothu Yindi's song "Treaty", performing live outdoors with Yothu Yindi & The Treaty Project at the Babylon Festival, Carapooee, Victoria, in February 2019. For 2020, he announced via the Goodwood website that he would be playing a summer festival DJ set at the first of the Three Friday nights at Goodwood Racecourse with a special dedication to the Lloyds before their departure. Intec Cox formed his own record label, Intec Records in 1998–9. Intec Records released music from 1999 to 2006. However, in 2006 he decided to put the label on a brief hiatus and relaunched it in 2010 as Intec Digital. In film In 1999, Cox starred in the British film Human Traffic as Pablo Hassan, the manager of the Asylum club. Cox starred in a 2017 EDM-themed documentary titled What We Started with Martin Garrix showing thirty years of EDM history by focusing mainly on his and Martin Garrix's diverging careers. The documentary is co-written, produced and directed by Bert Marcus alongside executive producer and music supervisor Pete Tong. In music Scooter mentions Cox in their 1994 song Hyper Hyper, during which lead singer H.P. Baxxter reads out the name of numerous DJs. Personal life he was living in Hove. Discography Studio albums At the End of the Cliche (1996) Phuture 2000 (1999) Second Sign (2005) All Roads Lead to the Dancefloor (2011) Electronic Generations (2022) Awards and nominations Publications Oh Yes, Oh Yes!. London: White Rabbit, 2021. . References External links Carl Cox mix sets Coxy's big break – the move to Frankston Carl Cox at Heaven 1962 births Living people Club DJs Black British DJs English DJs English people of Barbadian descent English electronic musicians English house musicians English techno musicians MNRK Music Group artists Musicians from the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham People from Oldham Remixers Record collectors Articles containing video clips Electronic dance music DJs DJs from Brighton and Hove