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Rhythm Masters

Rhythm Masters is credited on 866 releases across 296 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1994–2020 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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866

Credits

296

Albums

4

Decades active

45

In collections

Biography

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British house music production duo.
Before calling themselves the "Rhythm Masters", Chetcuti & Mac worked under a series of aliases such as Rhythm Robbers, R.M. Project, and Masters Of Rhythm.
Contracted as remixers, they left their mark on many club hits of the late 1990s-early 2000s, including hits such as Todd Terry "Keep On Jumpin'" (1996) and Mutiny "Secrets" (2000).
Their album "Disconnect Your Head" (2001) contained the singles "The Underground" (2001), "Ghetto" (2001), and "Heavy Soul" (2001). Further singles were planned, but the Rhythm Masters split not too long after, citing creative differences.
Later on they came back together for different projects. The release of delirious electro/house single "Cocaine" (2005), showed once again their ability to deliver strong club cuts.

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Credited work

866 releases · 296 albums · active 1994–2020

  • Performance · 1,064
  • Production · 224
  • Other credits · 13
  • Engineering · 13

Studios: The Production Factory · Indeep Studios, NYC · Rocksteady Studio · 77 Studio

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