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Todd Terry

Todd Terry

American DJ and record producerWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Rue JayGUEST
23:56
Good God.
Rue JayGUEST
23:56
Todd Terry, Something Going On For Me was the first.
Rue JayGUEST
23:59
Oh, what is this? Do you remember? Todd Terry's remix of Something Going On.
Dexter JonesHOST
24:03
Wow.
Dexter JonesHOST
24:03
No,
Rue JayGUEST
24:03
sorry.
Rue JayGUEST
24:04
Sorry, sorry.
Rue JayGUEST
24:04
It wasn't Todd Terry's mix.
FlyerHOST
28:46
Thank you.
FlyerHOST
32:14
The Sound, Rivia Starr, and Todd Terry.
FlyerHOST
32:20
Aw yeah! Yeah.
FlyerHOST
33:21
Yeah.
Kono VidovicHOST
121:35
Mike Nasty is a Brooklyn DJ and a producer with roots in Memphis and he runs his own label Nasty Tracks.
Kono VidovicHOST
121:42
He has shared stages with legends like Todd Terry and Jovan and you can hear that 90s New York household in everything he makes.
Kono VidovicHOST
121:50
From his endless groove release, this is love.
Kono VidovicHOST
121:56
See you next week.
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Oct 18 · 1 Mention

Bill FragosHOST
1:13
Wally Lopez, of course, responsible for a number of tribal tracks, percussive tracks, techie tracks, sometimes progressive and twisted.
Bill FragosHOST
1:23
recently include Desert Chants, Nirali, Tell Me, Toolful Moons, before that Hit the Club, Patricia Never Leaves the House, Tu Boca Me Condena featuring Wally Lopez in the mix followed up by this week's fmix, After Hours, Twisted Sounds got Aaron Sevilla under a thumb in there, American as well and then the final 15 with X-Actor speaking with him for the New York Minute dropping a few of his favorite tracks of this week but to start us off Space Disco Sound Simon Adams with Mi Amigo lovely subdued track Got Soul Central, Strings of Life, their rework of that classic track Remixed and reworked for 2026 By Sgt. Slick, the Sgt. Slick dub Got Todd Terry with a lovely jacking track, teaming up with The Listick with Control Your Body And we've got that track How Do You Feel by Carlos Meneza and Tommy Villacorta, this time around Remixed courtesy of Taken, teaming up with Chris Campos
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:31
This
Bill FragosHOST
2:32
is so good
Bill FragosHOST
2:11
By Sgt Slick, the Sgt Slick dub.
Bill FragosHOST
2:14
Got Todd Terry, with a lovely jacking track, teaming up with Delistic, with Control Your Body.
Bill FragosHOST
2:20
And we've got that track, How Do You Feel, by Carlos Meneza and Tommy.
Bill FragosHOST
2:25
Villa Corta, this time around, remixed courtesy of Taker, teaming up with Chris Campos.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
53:05
I just wanna get freaky with you
Simon AndrewsHOST
56:28
Todd Terry on the KMS dub In the city Positivity That's Double B and all the Nine Elms crew Stand by, time machine up next
Joy CardwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:42
It's my
speaker_2UNKNOWN
57:42
house, and if you don't like it, get the fuck out.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:22
House music
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:25
When Todd Terry made bounce to the beat, bounce would be You think my man was talking about That's
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:31
right
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:32
It was house music, C&C said a deeper love, a deeper love, a deeper love inside Cashmere told us about the Friday day That's A to the
speaker_0HOST
39:28
Hit number 36 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, number 27 in the UK.
speaker_0HOST
39:34
In 1995, Everything But The Girl released Missing, the Todd Terry remix that is.
speaker_0HOST
39:42
The original acoustic pop version of this song was released in 1994.
speaker_0HOST
39:48
It didn't do great, it did okay, but that was about it.
speaker_0HOST
39:55
Then somebody got the bright idea to do a dance remix of this song, and that is where DJ Todd Terry took over.
speaker_0HOST
40:04
His house remix was officially released on this date, and it was huge.
speaker_0HOST
40:13
It reconfigured Tracy Thorne's vocals over a New York house groove, and it became a global dance floor sensation.
FensterHOST
98:50
We leave Chicago now and head southeast to the New York-New Jersey area.
FensterHOST
98:54
One of the first people in New York to make Chicago-style house music was Todd Terry.
FensterHOST
98:59
His track with The Jungle Brothers, I'll House You, from 1988, is probably the most well-known hip house track.
Todd TerrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
99:05
I was in my, my crib back in the days, Brighton Beach, and it's just me and my friends in the house.

13 MINS LATER

Roland ClarkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
111:54
We clap our hands.
Roland ClarkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
111:55
We shout, we cry, we dance, and we say, "Sweet Lord, speak to me."
FensterHOST
111:59
We have Todd Terry to thank for this part, as Roland explains, something was going on in 1997.
Roland ClarkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
112:06
I Get Deep was p- pretty much Todd Terry's fault, 'cause he asked me to, um, sing on his track of, uh, Mark De Larr, Something Feeling Good in My Soul.
FreejakHOST
53:14
Okay, let's have a quick catch up on what we've been listening to in the mix tonight.
FreejakHOST
53:17
We kicked off with Axr, Beer Dreams, Danish WTF, Todd Terry and Rezza, Break the Cycle, Nisa, Hold Me, Joshuaa, So Sweet.
speaker_18UNKNOWN
53:25
Yes, I'm coming down
FreejakHOST
53:28
Raptor, Wait for Me, and we're gonna wrap up with this one, Bunt, Nothing Lasts Forever.

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