Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : DJ Rashad

dj rashad’s *double cup* album on double 12 inch vinyl - 2021 repress. featuring appearances by spinn & taso, earl, dj phil, manny and addison groove.

2019 repress in plain sleeve.

15 collaborations from the late, great dj rashad with friends from the teklife crew and beyond. double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

the 6613 ep from dj rashads vaults will be released just over a year after his untimely passing, with all the proceeds going to his family. some of these songs will be familiar to anyone who saw rashad dj.

dj rashad has been instrumental to the creation and evolution of chicago juke music and has been lifelong friends with other key players on the scene, such as paul johnson, dj gant-man, dj spinn, dj godfather, and jammin gerald.

well roundeds unrestricted by genre label present to you 3 hype juke vibed bangers from atlantas distal. on >stuck up money< he hooks up with one of jukes leading talents dj rashad. dirty south battles chicago juke and everyone comes out a winner. drawled vocals against frenetic footwerkin beats makes for a fresh combination. on >behold the jungle< a massive musical quotation is submerged by a swarm of angry hoovers whereupon all manner of musical madness kicks off!! >short & sweet< cuts up the breaks over a rollercoaster of sub bass. belgian techno stabs contribute to the mayhem.

absolutely lethal, classic footwork from these three originators — body-rocking, invigorating and startling, hybrid without compromise. the a is route-one dancefloor murder, honed and nasty, vintage chicago and detroit gone clear across the border, the flip is a fiercely dazzling juke vocal collage, bare and hard as nails

excellent fast breaks...

jessy lanza meets the teklife crew on this sultry ep, with dj spinn and taso’s first-released rnb track, and a teklife footwork remix with assistance from the late dj rashad.

hier kommt ein neuer 4-track-body-shaker von addison groove aka tony williams, amtlicher footwork/jungle-vertreter aus uk. der track -u been gone- featured den erst kürzlich verstorbenen dj rashad und klingt wie eine hommage an den Übervater des footwork. synkopierte kicks shufflen sich um ein motown-sample, das dem track eine gewisse melancholie über den verdrehten jungle-breaks und damit eine struktur verleiht.