Sentence examples for house originator from inspiring English sources

Wire, Fri MR Starting life in 2011 as a series of compilation CDs accompanied by a short documentary film, fidget house originator turned global house superstar Jesse Rose's Made For The Night project has since evolved into a worldwide succession of club nights.

DJ Fast Eddie was one of the most exciting Chicago house originators, mixing rap with acid house.

DJ'd by NY disco and house originators David DePino, Joey Llanos, and Francois K, the block party was a reminder of a different era in New York nightlife, one whose diversity was part of its strength and beauty.

DJ Pierre is part of acid house originators PHUTURE along with DJ Spank Spank and Herb J. PHUTURE are now touring and can be found at Bloc, Bangface, and Glastonbury festival this year.

DJ Pierre is another house music originator and this is one of his many underground classics.

For the Merseyside leg the legendary Kenny Dope, one half of Masters At Work and a decade-spanning house music originator, is among the names involved, and as such the time seemed right to give him a call and ask his opinion on a few things not least whether or not he sees enough being done to nurture aspiring talent, and support for the scene in general.

For the Merseyside leg the legendary Kenny Dope, one half of Masters At Work and a decade-spanning house music originator, is amongst the names involved, and as such the time seemed right to give him a call and ask his opinion on a few things not least whether or not he sees enough being done to nurture aspiring talent, and support for the scene in general.

"It's an old Chicago and Detroit thing – everything was minor sevenths, jazzy chords," Gibbon says, referring to the mid-80s originators of house music.

On May 11 , 2014 Red Bull Music Academy threw an outdoor event in Hudson Square in lower Manhattan to celebrate the life of Larry Levan, one of the originators of house music.

Large banks, investment houses, or other originators would come to a rating agency with a complex security embedded with loads of fees for the banks involved (of course).

During America's housing bubble, mortgage originators were told to do whatever it took to get loans approved, even if that meant deliberately altering data about borrower income and net worth.