Marshall Jefferson con Horse Meat Disco

Marshall Jefferson, born in Chicago, pioneered house music with iconic tracks like "Move Your Body" and "Acid Tracks." Known for evolving into deep house with Larry Heard, Jefferson released influential works and albums, like 1996's "Day of the Onion." He collaborated with artists like Ce Ce Rogers and Ten City.

Horse Meat Disco, formed in London in 2004, rejuvenated disco with DJs Luke Howard, Severino Panzetta, James Hillard & Jim Stanton. Known for vibrant shows in Berlin, NY, and Lisbon, and an innovative debut album under Luke Solomon.