House Master Todd Terry Meets Trevor Jackson
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After three years in the making and a lifetime of mutual respect, we are proud to welcome Todd Terry to join our list of legendary House Masters, with an album covering the sublime highlights from his incredible back catalogue. With this anthology, Todd takes his rightful place amongst the likes of Masters At Work, Frankie Knuckles, Dennis Ferrer, Bob Sinclar and Heller & Farley on the House Masters roster: artists who represent house music at its innovative, pioneering best.
Included on his House Masters album are early underground tracks such as ‘A Day In The Life’, ‘Weekend’ and ‘Can You Party’, which at the time captured people’s imagination and are now considered genre-defining classics. Global crossover anthems ‘Keep On Jumpin’ and ‘Something Goin’ On’ were essential additions to the album; both tracks were pivotal moments in Todd’s career and the wider house music landscape. Meanwhile Terry was skilfully balancing commercial remix work (such as the iconic Everything But The Girl’s ‘Missing’, the first track on this compilation) with pure artistic projects and developing the generally deeper house momentum of his labels InHouse and Freeze.
True to his ethos for always keeping things fresh and looking for the next new sound, Todd didn’t want to saturate the album with only classic records; he has included more recent tracks such as ‘You Make Me Happy’, ‘Ready To Go’ and ‘Drop That’.
Taking in his various collaborations, aliases and side projects, House Masters - Todd Terry has been curated to demonstrate every intriguing facet of his musical explorations. Adored by clubbers and revered by his fellow artists, the album documents how Todd Terry has built his longstanding reputation on surprising and delighting his listeners.
The man himself says “The album reflects the records the kids ask to hear when I DJ, some of the more familiar productions and hits alongside my newer productions. I think this is a totally relevant collection.”
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Definitely one of the most inspiring House Music producers ever. This guy is a living legend.
Todd Terry had NY on fire in the late 80's!! One of my house heros...the interviewer goes in too..salute
Yeah great interviewer since he was an appreciate-or too.
I remember Tony D. Playing those keys from Party People on the Keyboard at T.T.O. studio and asking us how that sounded. We were recording demos there with him & Oswald back in '87.
Been a fan since 91 - he’s such a hero to house heads- and he seems like chillest coolest guy - even though he’s officially one of the superstar djs.
One Of The Most Humble And Genuis Dudes I've Been Honored To Meet. I Bought Every Record With His Name Attached To It As Well As Kenny Dope, Lil' Louie Vega and Latin Rascals. Amazing Music Legends.
Yo, this shit is SICK!!!! Love Todd the god Terry! Being from New York, I can not tell you how HUGE these tunes were!!!! It got to the point, you HAD to have Todd Terry records! Todd Terry: genius!!!
The God of NY House!!!! I was in awe watching this interview
And that's how a good interview is done.
This guy has so much tracks its unbelievable!!
Looking for some inspiration, found it here, thank you....
You got that all from one sentence? It's time to put my Casio down and get schooled by triGG... C'mon Steve, tell me more!
I'm just in love with this dude! He's so interesting, so talented and blessed, my god!
This has been one of the best motivating and down to the point waste no time tell the way it is interviews for the fans from all areas. For example dancers, producers, djs, etc. I left with the feeling of do what you do and never stop creating as a person who needs to express whatever their passionate is or mite be. Thank you Todd Terry & definately the man who interviewed him. Fantastic job!!!
TREVOR JACKSON and DEFECTED RECORDS big up
Salute to the legend that bridged ‘Hip Hop’ with ‘House!’
Love from Tottenham, London,UK!!!
The best Tod Terry track for me will be always "Weekend"- Tod is the master of the rythm. Thanks for so many good tracks that made my life more happy.
What an amazing interview of Todd Terry. Glad I ran into this video.
Love Todd Terry!! I was blessed to do a re-edit for his work with DJ Pierre’s “Funky Tees”.
Such a wicked interview. Todd Terry is a real pioneer, such a mad early career, thanks☮️
fantastic interview, so many crazy records
What a legend
Definitely a living legend, I started listening to funk to disco to electro, electro hip hop, to latin freestyle to techno to progressive,acid house, and now, acid techno and progressive psy trance 🤗. E.L. Cleveland, Ohio
That todd Terry sound 🔥🔥🔥
45 years old.. born and bred North Dirty Jersey☆☆☆ Todd Terry has been a HUGE influence on me since 1985.... literally crates of TT's records. Mad Love!
I didnt know Mr Terry was the producer of many records until I started actually reading the labels to them. Usually right under the title of track in parenthesis and in small letters you see (T. Terry). At that point I am like "I'm not surprised this is dope"!
Thanks for all the years of hip hop and house. Man your tracks were the bridge between genres. It made and still makes transitioning in mixing fun! One love always TODD Terry!
Alright Alright and Dum Dum cry were soooo fucking good!
this is so good :) brilliant work Trevor !!!!
Todd Terry THE MASTER love the honesty and sincerity
Man, I wish we knew all 15 records on that cassette! Would make a great compilation.
Great Interview!
Black riot a day in the life amazing track proper acid riff still play it to this day
Huge interview🙏🙏🙏🙏
wowwwwww, he is my favorite House mixer .. The best
"Hmmm. Now let me play you one of your records that influenced us greatly in the uk, and explain your philosophy behind it".
"I whacked it together on a Casio Vialtone in about 1/2 an hour. It sounds just like the other one".
Same goes for Pierre and his mate inventing acid by fucking around as well. Haha great stuff.
thanks for this..great interview
Todd! I need a FREEZE t-shirt! 😉
Yeah!!!
One of my favorites... Don't Turn Your Back On Me. Love that cut!
THX for this quality time with a legend. Well done Trevor Jackson - make a part 2!
Interesting interview!!!! he's a MASTER
Excellent interview!!
Some funny recollections!
THANK YOU !!!!!!
that was all kinds of AWESOME. top work Trevor and all the Defected peeps.
One of the best interviews I've seen. Thank you!
This guy is a real music pioneer.
Great great interview from 87 throughout 92 were the best years Todd was creating hits after hits I wish you guys could have mentioned DMS And The Beat Goes On which is a very very good song I have all these records and I listen to them basically every day I'm a fan for life
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Yeah man...we need more of these interviews.... Dennis Ferrer next please.
Trevor, I love you bro!!! You are an amazing human being. This was a great interview with the great, Todd Terry. I went looking for all the records you guys talked about in this interview. Dope shit!!
ONLY DJ TO INSPIRE ME HIP HOP AND BROKE ME INTO HOUSE
This deserves a million views
Best dancing music ever.
This is really good work guys, more of this please! nailed it
I wanna see a Todd T biopic - starring Denzel Washington! 🤩
Loved both heroes of mine
HOUSE MASTER!!!!
The first time i heard "Swan Lake - In the name of love" in 1989 i knew this could only come from a genius - Since then i followed his music - Todd is THE pioneer in House - I once shook his hand back in 93 and i did`nt wash it for a week ( nah.. just jokin) but i felt like shaking the pope`s hand.
Great interview
I don’t think Todd even appreciates the things he’s made. I think I appreciate them more. I’m glad I experienced it as a spectator rather than the creator.
Amazing
During that time in nyc house was huge even amongst the hip hop heads becuse the hip hop spots were way too violent. All the girls were in the house spots like the tunnel. The world, Nell’s etc.
He wasn't called "Todd The God" for nothing 88-89 ruled the north UK club scene mainly the Hacienda.Thank you a great watch.
14:28 Todd Terry, Mike Delgado, and Franklin Martinez original Masters at Work
The History Of HOUSE MUSIC
5700 put yourself on the dancefloor when producing
Luv & Rezzpect Guyzz !! :)
Todd is a beast... surprised you didn't get into the Nina SImone bootleg (En Es project) he did... or even the obvious Gypsy Men jammy... but still a great interview... and to answer your question about I'll House You, at that time in NYC, house music was large, every hip hop artist had a house cut on their album and pretty much all black and brown youth of the right age were hitting up the house clubs or the mixed clubs... this lasted until about 91, 92 with advent of west coast rap but before that House and positive Hip Hop (no more gold chains, african medallions were all the rage) were running NYC... so something like I'll House You was right on time. A quick triva note, the term "Ill House You" dates to way before the record and meant either I'll fuck you up or when it came to women, I'll make sweet passionate love to you lol
asunder. naafish...wild style...funk....queen...putyourself on dancefloor.... weinig sample...todd keep on jumpin...shannon...
Legggggggendd
hahahaaaa,, this bitch is gonna sing and we're outta here,,, Terry keeps it real,,, much respect!!!!
wish you guys had chatted about "Oregano"
@Todd Terry, where can I buy a Freeze t shirt?!
for real doe! ;)
I know probably 99% of the comments are from House Music fans who remember this man as a legend/pioneer in that genre.. and all respect to him for that. But this man also had a lot to do with early Latin Freestyle, and its frustrating how every single freestyle record Trevor plays for him is like a joke or it makes him laugh like either he's embarrassed or he thinks it sounds corny. @8:44 Trevor actually has to stop and tell him, this right here is not funny to me, this music was deep! Just wish he appreciated his early Freestyle contribution which he made, cause a lot of Freestyle fans hear tons of his music even today and don't even know this man is responsible for it... such a shame.
Casio Rz-?1wtf i though it“s supa Akai stuff Great :-)
Which record was the RZ1?
That's not the drum machine for that same underlying beat on: the party people, can you party, day in the life swan lake, bango etc, was it??
Wow Todd Terry listen to so many house hits with him..They dont make house music like they used to anymore .. Shame
This interview was not well put together, so all over the place. The audio for the interviewer sucks.
"Incredible"
get a life
Fascination - "Why You Wanna Go" Terrible... Hell No!!! Stand Up Freestyle/House Heads!!!