Talk:List of house music artists
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editThis article isn't helpful for the non-expert to look for house music. It lists a wide array of artists, of which some it is unclear why they are on the list, or that are not really known for their house music (example: Pet Shop Boys are primarily synth-pop). The article could be more stylised like the article on post-disco (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_post-disco_artists_and_songs) which lists example songs and albums first. 2A02:1810:2F1F:E300:FC5F:3F45:4CEF:B6B5 (talk) 12:57, 27 September 2023 (UTC)
Why is Tyree Cooper not on this list?
editTyree Cooper is part of the first Global House music revolution that started in Chicago. His contribution to House Music & Acid House is unmatched and led him to co-create Hip House alongside The DJ Fast Eddie, widening the appeal of House music worldwide.
His first 12′′ single - I Fear The Night (with female vocalist Chic) promptly became an underground classic in Chicago. Other hits followed, Video Crash and Acid Crash (1987) - Acid Over (1988) - Turn Up The Bass (1988/89) - Let’s Get Hyped (feat. Kool Rock Steady, 1989) - Let the Music Take Control (1989) and Hardcore Hip House (1989). In 2013, Tyree Cooper founded his own label: Chicago Vinyl Records with distribution from Juno Records UK. He has continued to release tracks and classic hits from DJ International and Dance Mania record labels. 2A0E:1D47:C001:C00:2DD2:3DFA:AE8:C454 (talk) 00:23, 9 July 2024 (UTC)