Mashit is a Chicago record label producing body-moving genre-blends
Mashit began by producing vinyl records at the turn of the millennium, including the first releases from now-legendary artists like (Chrissy) Murderbot and Aaron Spectre (Drumcorps). As they flew off the shelves, the earliest Mashit 12-inches became underground classics.
Soon, BBC Radio 1 host John Peel chose Mashit as a “label of the month” and had founder DJ C record a session of Mashit tracks.
The label has gone on to produce 7 more 12-inches, & over 20 digital releases.
Releases
DJ C “Do Radly”
12-Inch Vinyl Releases
Mashit 004 12-inch (vinyl out-of-print)
Mashit 003 12-inch (vinyl out-of-print)
Mashit 002 12-inch (vinyl out-of-print)
Mashit 001 12-inch (vinyl 0ut-of-print)
Out of Print Releases
Cardopusher & Pacheko; ThisTroy
(7-track EP; out of print)
Pure boom-step; tight riddims and huge bass
DJ Flack; Rock to the Rhythm
(2 track single; out of print)
bounce-step to blow your speaker-holes
DJ C & Zulu; Darling
(4 track single; out of print)
They’re back to stun you with the bounce
DJ C & Zulu; Body Work
(4 track single; out of print)
Dance-floor killer in a Boston-bounce style
Boston Bounce compilation
(14 track album; out of print)
fresh beat formulas for the dance-floor
Bong-Ra; Panter Fight
(2 track single; out of print)
2 tracks of raving madness
Murderbot; Ruff in the Bunny Fizness
(11 track album; out of print)
11 jungle-rave anthems
Peel Session
DJ C's mix of Mashit tracks for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1
DJ Mixes
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A Chicago record label producing body-moving genre-blends
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