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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