Ron Hardy. Hard house.
Ron Hardy best known for his development of a harder type of house music and his residency at the Music Box. Here’s everything you need to know about this house music legend!
Marshall Jefferson: Father Of House Music
Some people say that while house music would still exist without the genius Marshall Jefferson to guide it, it wouldn’t be the same…
Kenny ‘Dope’ Gonzalez
Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez. Master of the Drum Machine.
Masters at Work
The Latino & the Hip-Hop guy. Prolific garage house production, remix team and beats outfit comprised of two beloved New York musicians: Little Louie Vega and Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez are Masters at Work…
Todd ‘The God’ Terry
The New York house music pioneer that introduced house music to Hip Hop sensibilities…
Louie Vega
Or sometimes know as Little Louie Vega, but don’t let the name fool you – Louie is a giant standing a long side some the most important house musicians of all time. He is a prolific New York-based DJ, producer, remixer and is one-half of the infamous duo The Masters at Work production team
Frankie Knuckles. The God Father of House Music.
If you’re interested in house music, you’re probably already familiar with the name Frankie Knuckles. If you’re just getting into the scene, take a moment to get to know the man and his legacy!