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- MARSHALL JEFFERSON. 'MOVE YOUR BODY' When ‘Move Your Body’ was first introduced to house music aficionados in the 80s, the co-founder of Trax Records himself, Larry Sherman told Jefferson that it was moot.
- FARLEY “JACKMASTER” FUNK. 'LOVE CAN’T TURN AROUND' A track full of subtlety with a foundation of blistering piano runs to banging drum hits and topped with a screaming Darryl Pandy.
- Adonis. 'No Way Back' Made for a steamy 3am drug-induced dancefloor, this classic Trax track is sure to keep your chest thumping to its rapid claps and steady bass beat, helping you to dance out the last of your hydration.
- SLEEZY D. 'I’VE LOST CONTROL' With satanic laughs, concerning screams and a deep, demonic voice howling, “I’ve lost control”, Sleezy D takes us to the edge of a flaming pothole to hell.
Nov 1, 2023 · Twelve years after it folded, the Chicago label that helped birth ghetto house, juke, and footwork music makes a play for the new EDM crowd. by Leor Galil May 23, 2013 August 19, 2021
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The first and only app dedicated to House Music in the Chicagoland area. Find the hottest House Music events every day of the week pumped by some of the greatest DJs at various locations. Find out about upcoming events and receive push messages for these events from this dope app. Download the App today, it’s a must have for the house music ...
One such genre existing within this broad, imaginative sonic spectrum, is house music – a soul-soothing blend of electronic beats that originated in the vibrant, pulsating heart of 1980s Chicago. Dance music aficionados recognize the name Frankie Knuckles as being synonymous with the birth of house music. Knuckles, a disc jockey, producer ...
