Farley “JackMaster” Funk reflects on the origins of house music, emphasizing his contributions through House Records, the first house music label. He discusses early struggles with equipment and production, the lack of business knowledge among DJs, and the exploitation by industry figures like Larry Sherman. Farley highlights his role in producing iconic tracks like “Music Is the Key” and mentoring artists like Steve “Silk” Hurley. He recounts the friendly rivalry with Hurley, the influence of DJs like Ron Hardy, and the global spread of house music through radio, which he credits for breaking records. Farley also touches on his legacy as the first house artist to chart in the UK and praises modern DJs for advancing the genre.
Everything House Music & More… The Podcast
These episodes will bring you up close and personal with some of the Pioneers of House Music. This genre was born and created in Chicago by young Black American teens doing what they love, creating HOUSE MUSIC which is known all over the world. House Music has given rise to many successful sub genres, including one of the biggest selling genres, EDM. Today, House Music finds itself center stage as major artists, like Beyonce and Drake, have released House Albums. Chicago…stand up!!!
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