deep house

Joyce Sims (born August 6, 1959 in Rochester, New York) is an American singer, composer and pianist. Known for her 80s club anthems, her biggest hit was the soul/dance ballad, "Come Into My Life", which was a worldwide top ten hit in early 1988. Her debut album was largely mixed and produced by Kurtis Mantronik of hip hop crew Mantronix. Sims wrote every song on the album except "Love Makes A Woman." She followed the album with the single "Who's Crying Now" on Warlock Records in 1994. She continued to tour.

Fudge Fingas is Scottish electronic producer Gavin Sutherland also known as Vin Landers.
He has released music through labels such as Pohm Pohm, Hush Hush Recordings,
Surface Pressure & Prime Numbers. He did a DJ Mix for the Resident Advisor Podcast series (RA.205) and he's also part of the band Found.

Chez Damier has devoted his life to electronic music as a vocalist, DJ, producer, label manager and graphic artist. Splitting his time between Detroit, Chicago and occasionally New York, Chez set up the Music Institute with Derrick May and Alton Miller looked after the business affairs and studio output of Kevin Saunderson's KMS label, and helped countless producers get a start in production. On top of that, he has a kick ass discography of his own...

Ugandan born Jenifa Mayanja has been part of the underground deep house music scene for many years. She solidified her reputation first as a music buyer at the now defunct legendary record store "Dancetracks" and then as one of the most sought after djs in New York crowing her achievements playing at the "Body and Soul party many times over.
She created and nurtured her own parties that featured her eclectic style of djing one of those parties "Bu-mako" was the start of other creative avenues for Jenifa.