Strictly Rhythm

Strictly Rhythm is a label in the field of house music. The logo with the brick background was designed by founder Mark Finkelstein.

History

George Morel, produced under the alias Sir James in 1989, the third Strictly Rhythm Maxi. " Special". This is one of the most - sampled House plates. The first club hit of Strictly Rhythm was "The Warning " Logic of 1990, a project in which Roger Sanchez was involved.

Mid 90 Strictly Rhythm was internationally leading label for house music. Several plates obtained in the charts, such as " I Like To Move It " by Reel 2 Real. Five Reel 2 Real - published pieces in the top 30 under, his album got the gold record. Also known is the track "Higher State of Consciousness " by Josh Wink.

The highlight of his success reached Strictly Rhythm finally in 1997 with Ultra Nate's song "Free", later the hits "Found a Cure " or " New Kind of Medicine " published. Strictly Rhythm celebrated especially in England with great success. With "King of My Castle " by Wamdue Project could win number one on the UK charts in 1999 for the first time.

Warner Music bought the majority and wanted to ensure that the label as a Major worked. The two business models do not seem to fit together because Warner stopped operating the label in 2002. The end of 2006, the operation of the label was taken up by a friendly support with the successful British label Defected Records by founder Mark Finkelstein and Gladys Pizzaro.

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