DJ Rashad

Electronic musician and producer

DJ Rashad - Artists & Creatives born 1979
Born

1979
47 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An influential figure in the Chicago footwork scene, made significant contributions to electronic music as a producer and DJ. Released multiple albums, including 'Double Cup' in 2013, which showcased a blend of juke and footwork styles. Collaborated with various artists, expanding the genre's reach and popularity. Participated in live performances that highlighted innovative beats and sampling techniques, influencing a new generation of electronic musicians.

Released the album 'Double Cup' in 2013

Pioneered footwork music with collaborations

Performed at prominent electronic music festivals

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