DJ Assault is the Detroit duo of dj Craig Adams and producer Ade' "Mr De" Mainor. In 1995 they released the influential techno anthems Crank This Mutha and Technofreak, although they became stars with Ass-n-Titties and Sex on the Beach. Adams' style (influenced by the hip-hop culture) was christened "ghetto tech".

Belle Isle Tech (Electrofunk, 1997) is a double-disc: one CD of raps and one CD of old releases.

His main experiment are contained in the five volumes of self-defined "shit": Straight Up Detroit Shit, Vol 1 (Electrofunk, 1996), Straight Up Detroit Shit, Vol 2 (Electrofunk, 1997), Straight Up Detroit Shit, Vol 3 (Electrofunk, 1997), Straight Up Detroit Shit, Vol 4 (Electrofunk, 1998), which includes 99 tracks, Straight Up Detroit Shit, Vol 5 (Electrofunk, 1999).

After Mr De left in 2000, DJ Assault released Jefferson Ave (Intuit-Solar, 2001), an accessible collection that includes the no-frills dances of Accelerated Funk and Bounce.

Adams released countless mix discs, for example Off the Chain for the Y2K (Intuit-Solar, 2000).