ITS CHOSEN FEW FESTIVAL WEEK IN CHICAGO, To celebrate The History Of House Music, Chicago & The Chosen Few — With Wayne Williams, Alan King & Terry Hunter | HouseHead London This months episode is more of a Keynote. Recorded live last October at the Century Club, Join Nicky Trax as she sits down with three legends of Chicago house music — Wayne Williams, Alan King, and Terry Hunter — to trace the roots of the culture that changed dance music forever. From the warehouse parties and underground clubs of Chicago's South Side to the birth of The Chosen Few DJs and the now-legendary Chosen Few Picnic, this conversation digs deep into the history, struggles, and triumphs behind house music's origin story. Wayne, Alan, and Terry share firsthand accounts of the scene's early days, the friendships and rivalries that shaped it, and how a homegrown movement grew into a worldwide phenomenon. Expect stories on: 🎧 The early Chicago house scene and its key figures 🎧 The formation and legacy of The Chosen Few 🎧 The origins and growth of the Chosen Few Picnic 🎧 How Chicago house influenced global dance music culture 🎧 The evolution of DJing, production, and the business side of house 🎧 Keeping the culture and community alive today This is a must-watch for anyone who loves house music, wants to understand where it came from, and wants to hear directly from the people who built it. 🎙️ Hosted by Nicky Trax for HouseHead London 👉 Subscribe for more interviews, documentaries, and conversations celebrating house music culture and its pioneers. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. #HouseMusic #ChicagoHouse #ChosenFew #WayneWilliams #AlanKing #TerryHunter #HouseHeadLondon #HouseMusicHistory #NickyTrax #DJCulture

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