Fin des années 70, Frankie Knuckles quitte New York et s’installe à Chicago, où il commence à jouer au club Warehouse
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With Blackout, Lil’ Louis delivers much more than a simple club track: a true immersion in a tense, dark and hypnotic sonic universe
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In 1986, with Can You Feel It, Larry Heard aka Mr. Fingers signed a soaring masterpiece, the cornerstone of Chicago deep house
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Released in 1989, Lil Louis’ French Kiss shakes things up with its sensual slow motion and hypnotic climbs : a sultry Chicago house classic, as cult as it is controversial
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Ron Maney, known for his hypnotic productions as DJ Skull, teams up with L.A. Williams to deliver a captivating EP
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Caravan (1956) is a standout album from one of the most brilliant and influential trumpet players in jazz history, it captures the essence of Brown’s extraordinary technical skill, lyrical playing,
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Love Can’t Turn Around is a classic release in the history of house music and one of the defining moments in the Chicago house scene
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With Gabriel (1996), Roy Davis Jr. and Peven Everett created a timeless house music anthem, mixing electronic groove and soul and gospel influences
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Before the Lil’ Louis Chicago house anthem French Kiss, the climax of erotica’s music was in Cerrone’s disco eruption
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Phuture’s Acid Tracks (1987), is recognised as the first true acid house album, marking a turning point in electronic music
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