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{{Short description|American Christian record label}}
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{{Infobox record label <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Music -->
| name = Inpop Records
| image_nameimage = Inpop Records logo.jpg
| founded = July{{start date|1999}}▼
| image_size =
| founder = [[Peter Furler]], <br/>Dale Bray, <br/>Wes Campbell▼
| image_bg =
| genre = [[Contemporary Christian music|Contemporary Christian]]▼
| parent =
▲| founded = July 1999
▲| founder = [[Peter Furler]], Dale Bray, Wes Campbell
| status =
| distributor = <!-- distributors, separate with commas -->
▲| genre = [[Contemporary Christian music]]
| country = United States
| location = [[Nashville, Tennessee]]
| url website = {{URL|http://inpop.com/}}
}}
 
'''Inpop Records''' is an independent [[contemporary Christian music]] [[record label]] based in [[Nashville, Tennessee]], U.S. It was launched in July [[1999 in music|1999]] by Australians [[Peter Furler]], Dale Bray, and Wes Campbell. The name was derived from the idea of wanting to highlight the talents of ''in''ternational ''pop'' artists, though they have signed an equal number of American artists.
 
== History ==
When former [[Newsboys]] lead singer [[Peter Furler]] and the band's manager Wes Campbell first came to the United States in the 1980s, they had no intention of owning a record label. A decade later, Furler decided he was tired of sharing his tour bus bunk with hundreds of demos piled high, all given to him from artists he met on tour. Deciding to do something about it, he and Campbell and Australian Businessman Dale Bray launched Inpop Records in July 1999. Inpop's stated goal is to discover the best artists around the world that understand the grace of the gospel of Jesus Christ, and who also have something new and unique to offer the world of Christian music. ▼
 
In 2018 SoundHouse LLC acquired the assets of InPop Records
▲When former [[Newsboys]] lead singer [[Peter Furler]] and the band's manager Wes Campbell first came to the United States in the 1980s, they had no intention of owning a record label. A decade later, Furler decided he was tired of sharing his tour bus bunk with hundreds of demos piled high, all given to him from artists he met on tour. Deciding to do something about it, he and Campbell and Australian Businessman Dale Bray launched Inpop Records in July 1999. Inpop's stated goal is to discover the best artists around the world that understand the grace of the gospel of Jesus Christ, and who also have something new and unique to offer the world of Christian music.
 
"Traveling the globe, we've seen thousands of bands and artists. We have a calling to give these musicians the same opportunity Newsboys were given," says Furler.{{Citation needed|date=August 2013}}
 
== Inpop artists ==
 
== Roster ==
* [[Consumed by Fire]] (US)
* [[Mat Kearney]] (US)
* [[RedTaylor Roots (band)|Red Roots]] (US)
* [[V. Rose]] (US)
 
== Previous Inpop artists roster==
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* [[Teen Mania|Acquire Thethe Fire]] (US)
* [[The Advice]] (US) (Active)
* [[Article One (band)|Article One]] (Canada) (Disbanded)
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* [[Chasen (band)|Chasen]] (US) (Disbanded)
* [[VOTA|Casting Pearls]] (US) (currently with [[INO Records]])
* [[Charmaine (musician)|Charmaine]] (Australia) (Active) with '''in:ciite''' media/Word Distribution <ref>[http://www.charmainemusic.com/charmaine/blog/news '''in:ciite''' releases Charmaine album (July 2010)]</ref>
* [[Everyday Sunday]] (US) (Active)
* [[Fusebox (band)|Fusebox]] (US) (Disbanded)
* [[Go Fish (Christian band)|Go Fish]] (US) (Active, performing children's music)
* [[Foolish Things]] (US) (Disbanded)
* Go Fish (US) (Active)
* [[Ian Eskelin]] (US) (Active)
* [[JJ Weeks Band]] (US) (Active)
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* [[Paul Colman]] (Australia) (Active)
* [[Petra (band)|Petra]] (US) (Active)
* [[Phil Joel]] (New Zealand) (Active, with deliberatePeople Records, now with [[Zealand Worship]])
* [[Plus One (band)|Plus One]] (US) (Disbanded)
* [[Salvador (band)|Salvador]] (US) (Active)
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* [[Stellar Kart]] (US) (Disbanded)
* [[Superchick]] (US) (Disbanded)
* [[Tree63]] (South Africa) (DisbandedActive)
* [[Tricia Brock|Tricia]] (US) (Active)<ref>[{{Cite web |url=http://www.inpop.com/v09/artists/ |title=Inpop Artists] |access-date=March 12, 2011 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110126215931/http://www.inpop.com/v09/artists/ |archive-date=January 26, 2011 |url-status=dead }}</ref>
* [[Jaci Velasquez]] (US) (Active)
* [[Karyn Williams]] (US) (Active)
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Inpop Records also managed the annual Festival Con Dios national tour.
 
== See also ==
 
* [[List of record labels]]
 
== References ==▼
{{reflist}}▼
 
== External links ==
 
* {{Official website|1=http://www.inpop.com/}}
 
{{Authority control}}
▲== References ==
▲{{reflist}}
 
[[Category:Christian record labels]]
[[Category:American independent record labels]]
[[Category:Record labels established in 1999]]
[[Category:1999 establishments in Tennessee]]
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