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Not much has been written about Jamie Principle, the Chicago artist whose dark brooding voice haunted us with songs such as "Baby Wants to...

David Harness is quintessential San Francisco, and a testament to a city that lives and breathes deep, soulful House Music.

While many founding fathers of House Music become complacent and rest on their laurels of yesteryear, Frankie Knuckles is busy churning out tune after...

Fifty years from now, when archeologists are tracing ancient folklore to uncover this thing called House Music, they'll come across one song, one track...

What more is there to say about a public figure that has transcended race, gender and musical styles while still remaining relevant over three...

Take the most famous opening notes and the most seminal chorus in House Music history and add Frankie Knuckles, Eric Kupper, Todd Terry and...

"I don't call it a party when you have to go through all that bullshit just to get inside, and then even more when you're there." Frankie Knuckles, 2009.

At every critical moment in early House Music history, Robert Williams was there. As the owner of the original Warehouse to the Music Box to the parties he continues to throw today, Robert Williams is an icon, a treasure of the Chicago House Music scene.

YOU MAY NOT KNOW who he is, and that would be just fine if you attend a party by Frederick Dunson. One half of...

THE HISTORY OF THE music industry, from Perry Como to Perry Farrell, might be littered with burned-out artists hyped as the Next Big Thing,...

IT MAY BE THE center of the entertainment industry, but Los Angeles seems like the edge of the world when it comes to House...

WHO IS THE MAN with the glasses, the one you see at certain House parties? Those who know him revere him, and for those...