Santos Party House will be positively dripping in acid—again, the music kind, not LSD—when a crew of the sound’s mid-’80s originators, DJ Pierre and his compadres from the seminal Chicago ...

DJ Pierre was in Phuture with Herb J and DJ Spank-Spank, the latter who passed away in September, releasing on Acid Trax, Strictly Rhythm and Dance Mania throughout the late '80s and '90s. Listen to ...

DJ Pierre has often said that his wild pitch remixing style was inspired by his preference for layering tracks over each other during long DJ blends. “Muzik” is a perfect example of that. Hear how its ...

Following the 1987 release of Pierre's seminal EP, Acid Tracks (as one-half of Phuture), acid house would catapult across the Atlantic, sparking a global rave culture that still rages on today.

DJ Pierre moved from Chicago where the House Music scene was slowing down and joined (among other labels) Strictly Rhythm records in 1990 where he was also briefly A&R manager.

More than 25 years ago, Chicago's Nathaniel Pierre Jones—better known as DJ Pierre—took part in one of dance music's all-time greatest eureka moments.

Acid house pioneer DJ Pierre was at the BBC Essential Mix controls at the weekend. The Chicago producer started his mix with 'Acid Tracks', a record he made as part as Phuture, which is regarded as ...