rights to songs from Gut Records, Jet Star and Azuli, whilst Ant & Dec's hits ended up being sub-licensed to BBC Studios' Crimson Productions/DMG TV in the early 2010s (which resulted in a number one hit for DMG TV's Edsel label in 2013 when "Let's Get Ready to Rhumble" charted again). In February 2017, the remains of Wildstar was bought by Sony Music Entertainment UK, a company who signed Craig David in 2016 (in a deal which was part of another joint venture called Insanity Records), whilst Ian McAndrew runs management company Wildlife, home to Miles Kane, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets and Royal Blood. Artists Telstar Ant & Dec (also as PJ & Duncan) BBMak Victoria Beckham (from 19) Ladytron Crush (ex-Byker Grove) E-17 Danny Erskine Monk & Canatella Vinnie Jones Mis-Teeq (from Inferno Cool - recordings owned by Twenty First Artists Ltd) N-Tyce Harry Maria Willson The Cheeky Girls Poloroid Specialist Compilation Marketing: ABBA (compilation with tracks licensed from Polar) Daniel O'Donnell Diana Ross Marvin Gaye (compilation with various licensing deals) Maggie Moon Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers Bonnie Tyler Heatwave (Disco remixes) Bad Manners Boney M. (compilation with tracks licensed from MCI/BMG Germany) Electric Light Orchestra Roy Orbison T2 Claire Sweeney Rosie Ribbons Telescope London Symphony Orchestra - Classic Rock series Multiply Sash! (licensed from mainland Europe) Phats and Small Basement Jaxx (licensed from Atlantic Jaxx) Fabulous Baker Boys Wildstar Wildstar Records was a record label launched in 1993 by Colin Lester, Ian McAndrew and Capital Radio in a joint venture with Telstar. In February 2017, Sony Music acquired Wildstar from Global Radio and Telstar for £1.8m. Alda Conner Reeves Craig David De Nada Fierce Lutricia McNeal XSrhythm The Chippendales PJ and Duncan a.k.a. Ant and Dec Compilation brands Deep Heat 100% Euphoria (to Ministry of Sound) The Greatest Hits of... (yearly compilation series e.g. The Greatest Hits of 1987) Hits 93 / Hits 94 (these were listed as part of the Hits Album brand in the Complete Book of British Charts due to Telstar TV's later involvement with the series, but were actually released by Telstar in joint venture status with BMG. There was later a Pure Hits 97) Box Hits (to UMTV) Megabass BRIT Awards (to Sony BMG) Kaos Theory In the late 1990s, Telstar's successful dance music compilation series Euphoria and Breakdown (full name The Very Best of Euphoric Breakdown) were launched, both of which lasted