Brooklyn-born Todd Terry stands as one of house music’s most influential and prolific figures, with a career stretching back to the arms of late-1980s New York. Drawing from hip-hop, freestyle, and the early club sounds of his city, Terry’s productions delivered raw, percussive rhythms and infectious samples that bridged the Atlantic, helping bring the US house sound to European dance floors. His classic tracks under various aliases—such as "Bango," "Can You Party," and remixes for the likes of Everything But The Girl—cemented his signature: chunky beats, looped vocals, and a kinetic energy that never quits.

Revered for fusing samples and drum machines with a DJ’s instinct for crowd control, Terry has remained a tour-de-force behind the decks and in the studio, continuously evolving while staying true to his roots. With a far-reaching discography, Grammy nominations, and decades of packed dance floors to his name, Todd Terry’s impact on electronic music endures, inspiring generations of DJs and producers worldwide.