Glo-Tech Africa

Glo-tech Africa Records was a South African net-label originally formed as a production company in 1999 by one Hans von Burg. Based in Johannesburg, it prided itself in promoting the local progressive / breaks scene with events and artists such as Ryan Sullivan, Ivan Kenny, Andre Supra, MPI Project, Denton Wilmot, Monroe Munik, Fawad Naqvi, Jasper Williams, Rythm_MD, and Yahyaa Mohommed from the infamous Randburg club "Hideout", as well as the label's owners J.P. Elliot and Hans von Burg. The label folded in 2005, apparently due to monetary inconsistencies.