Musical Acts That Have Produced Official Megamixes
- 49ers
- Ace of Base
- Alexander O'Neal
- Anastacia
- Aqua
- Ayumi Hamasaki
- Bananarama
- Basshunter
- Black Box
- Bobby Brown
- Bomb the Bass
- Boney M
- Booty Luv
- Britney Spears
- Caramell
- Christina Aguilera
- Daft Punk
- Debbie Gibson (1 in 1988, Atlantic DM 86556, track 4)
- Depeche Mode
- DJ Bobo
- Duran Duran
- Earth, Wind & Fire
- Erasure
- E-Rotic
- E-Type
- Girls Aloud
- Gloria Estefan
- Gloria Gaynor
- Grace Jones
- Grandmaster Melle Mel
- Heaven 17
- Insane Clown Posse
- Janet Jackson
- Jive Bunny & The Mastermixers
- Justin Timberlake has released one in Japan
- Katy Perry of the six singles from her Teenage Dream album
- Kim Wilde
- La Bouche
- Luv'
- Madness
- Madonna
- Masterboy
- Michael Jackson
- Paula Abdul
- Pet Shop Boys, notably Disco 2
- Pussycat Dolls, for all their singles tracks on their first album PCD
- Roxette
- Samantha Fox
- Sash
- Scooter
- Shakira
- Snap!
- Spice Girls
- Status Quo
- Tiësto
- 2 Unlimited
- Technotronic
- Tenacious D
- Tina Turner
- Ultrabeat
- The Village People
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