Ed Rush
Ben Settle, known professionally as Ed Rush, was born in 1973 in London, England
and established himself as a producer of drum & bass music. After self‑releasing
early white‑label singles such as "I Wanna Stay in the Jungle" in 1992, he
gained attention on the London pirate station Don FM, where he met DJ Trace and
began releasing tracks on No U‑Turn Records. The breakthrough came with the 1995
single "Guncheck", which helped define the emerging techstep style. In 1997,
Ed Rush & Optical released the album Wormhole, a pivotal release that introduced
the neurofunk subgenre. Subseq...
