Rush Hour<\/a>. Since its founding in 1997, Rush Hour has been a hotbed of music culture, responsible for outstanding sounds of the genres Afrobeat, Brazil, disco, jazz, soul, as well as house and techno. What began as vinyl addiction, DJing and importing records, led to mail order, record label and distribution over two decades. Early on, Rush Hour was generally known for a great openness to unknown, innovative artists with unconventional sounds, such as Hunee or Interstellar Funk, while at the same time the label also signed legendary names like Virgo Four, Ron Trent, Terrence Dixon or Soichi Terada. Event series like \u00bbParadisco 2000\u00ab with guests like Moodyman, Theo Parrish, Danny Krivit and many others have built the foundation for many Rush Hour music events in numerous cities all around the world.<\/p>\nPodcast host Chal Ravens talks to Rush Hour co-founder and DJ Antal about crate digging around the globe, his eclectic repertoire as a DJ, as well as his experiences with the label over the past two decades:<\/p>\n