Roger Sanchez and Marshall Jefferson

Born in New York to Dominican parents, Roger Sanchez became a leading house DJ and remixer. Known for hits like "Luv Dancin," he worked with stars like Michael Jackson and Diana Ross. A key figure in Strictly Rhythm, Sanchez won a Grammy for No Doubt's "Hella Good" remix. His radio show, Release Yourself, won an International Dance Music Award for Best Podcast. Sanchez's labels include Narcotic and Stealth, showcasing his prolific mix and production talent.

Marshall Jefferson, born in Chicago, pioneered house music with iconic tracks like "Move Your Body" and "Acid Tracks." Known for evolving into deep house with Larry Heard, Jefferson released influential works and albums, like 1996's "Day of the Onion." He collaborated with artists like Ce Ce Rogers and Ten City.