Rush Hour

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Since 1999

Rush Hour connects an Amsterdam record shop, a distributor and a label, with the wider project dating to 1997.

Rush Hour connects an Amsterdam record shop, a distributor and a label, with the wider project dating to 1997. The recording catalogue brings together contemporary productions and the recovery of music that had become difficult to find. House and techno sit beside boogie, soul, jazz and electronic records from different periods and places.

Releases by Tom Trago, Awanto 3 and Population One document one side of that activity; the catalogue also includes Soichi Terada and the Dream 2 Science recordings of Ben Cenac. The catalogue also contains releases by Ron Trent, Boo Williams and The Rah Band. Rush Hour also organises events and in-store DJ sessions in Amsterdam.

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The artists credited most often on its releases.

Tom Trago, 寺田創一, Aardvarck, Awanto 3, Population One, Terrence Dixon, Américo Brito, Anthony Shake Shakir, Arp Frique, Baruka, Basshunter, Braille, Carl Craig, Conforce, Cosmin TRG, Daniel Wang, DFP, ERB, FK, Gene Hunt, Gigi Testa, Haruomi Hosono & Yasuhiko Terada, Jordan GCZ, Kenny Larkin, Kink, Klein & MBO, Manabu Nagayama, Mariseya, Masalo, Monolog, Needs, Neville Watson, Nubian Mindz, Paradox, Push/Pull, Rick Wilhite, Rude Futures, San Proper, Senyaka, Sha‐Lor, The Abstract Eye, Vincent Floyd, Virgo Four, Volcov, Warrior, Xosar