Founded as the label division of Amsterdam's famous record store of the same name, Rush Hour broadly deals in house and techno with a strong emphasis on the music's Detroit heritage. Besides techno superstar Carl Craig being a regular contributor, the label features US-American artists like Recloose or Kenny Larkin as well as local talent such as Comtron or Aardvarck
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The Album Amsterdam All Stars
was top 6 in Download Charts of Week #52
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The Album Amsterdam All Stars
was top 6 in Download Charts of Week #51
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The Album Amsterdam All Stars
was top 4 in Download Charts of Week #50
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The Editor, 5 months ago via zero-inch.com |
The Album Amsterdam All Stars
was top 5 in Download Charts of Week #49
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This Track is featured in Update #072:
Elektro Guzzi, Marcel Dettmann, Sepalcure, Surkin
If you are based on the planet's northern hemisphere like we are, chances are you're either looking for a melancholic soundtrack to the greyness outside or some cheerful music to counter its adverse effects right now.
Either way, this month's releases more...
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The Album Amsterdam All Stars
was top 3 in Best Rated Releases of Week #45
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The Editor, 6 months ago via zero-inch.com |
The Album Amsterdam All Stars
was selected as release of the week
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The Editor, 6 months ago via zero-inch.com |
The Album Amsterdam All Stars
was reviewed:
Rush Hour presents some of its home city's finest producers with exclusive tracks, and what a great compilation this has become: The focus is on underground house and techno of course with Juju & Jordash, Steve Rachmad, Newworldaquarium, Tom Trago, Dexter and many more delivering the goods. Essential.|
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This Track is recommended by De:Bug:
Germany's inimitable magazine for music, media, culture and self discipline, De:Bug, presents one selected album for a special price each month.
'Woah! Have you heard the new Traxman album on Planet Mu?', says Bleed as he storms into the De:bug office. Since no one has, reactions are muted, more...
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