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It’s a challenge to find a deep house or even just a house fan who hasn’t been profoundly influenced by, played music from, or doesn’t own a 12″ record by the iconic DJ/Producers, Masters At Work.
The dynamic duo, “Little Louie” Vega and Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez, hailing from New York, have crafted an unparalleled catalog of work that spans hundreds of original productions, remixes, and side projects. Their transformative impact has redefined the way we experience music in clubs.
Masters At Work” top 50 Songs
1. Work
2. To Be in Love
3. The Ha Dance
4. I Can’t Get No Sleep
5. Lean on Me (Featuring James Ingram)
6. Back in the Day
7. Work (Radio Edit)
8. Like a Butterfly (You Send Me) (Featuring Pat
9. Deep & Dirty
10. MAW Expensive
11. Backfired (Featuring India)
12. Mr. V
13. Work 2007 (Radio Edit)
14. Our Time Is Coming (Featuring Roy Ayers)
15. Work (Riffs & Rays Extended Mix)
16. Blood Vibes
17. Michele’s Message
18. Get Up
19. Work 2007
20. Pienso en Ti (I Think Of You) (Featuring Luis
21. To Be In Love – MAW ’99 Mix
22. Latin Lover (Featuring Stephanie Mills)
23. Blood Vibes (Kenny Dope mix)
24. Work (Extended Mix)
25. Justa “Lil” Dope
26. MAW Expensive (A Tribute To Fela)
27. Defected Presents House Masters Masters at Wo
28. Pienso Enti
29. Backfired – Joey Negro Club Mix
30. Can’t Get No Sleep
31. Life Is But a Dream (Featuring Lynae)
32. The Buff Dance
33. Backfired
34. It’s The Way To Live
35. MAW Expensive (A Tribute to Fela) (Featuring
36. Too Smooth
37. Work (Original Mix)
38. Work (Milk & Sugar Remix)
39. To be in Love (Knee Deep Dub)
40. All That
41. Every Now and Then (Featuring Billie)
42. Mama Dub Instrumental
43. I Can’t Get No Sleep (feat. India) – Kenny Do
44. Feels Like XTC
45. Work – Radio Edit
46. I Can’t Get No Sleep – Kenny Dope Gonzalez &
47. Can’t stop the rhythm
48. I Can’t Get No Sleep (feat. India)
49. The Buddah Chant
50. Our Time Is Coming
The official union of Masters At Work took place in 1990 when Vega, a prominent DJ in New York, crossed paths with Gonzalez, a skilled producer, through the influential house DJ Todd Terry. The collaboration was sparked by Vega’s admiration for Gonzalez’s song “Salsa House,” a Latin-infused gem that captured his attention. Seeking to remix the track, Vega connected with Terry, and the instant chemistry between Vega and Gonzalez was fueled by their shared passion for music in all its forms.
Born in the Bronx in 1965, Vega grew up surrounded by the rich sounds of Latin music, with his father being an accomplished saxophone player and his uncle a renowned salsa singer, Hector Lavoe. While embracing his Puerto Rican heritage in music, it was Vega’s sisters, regulars at David Mancuso’s famed Loft parties and Paradise Garage, who introduced him to the vibrant world of dance music. Inspired by the magic of DJ Larry Levan at Paradise Garage in 1980, Vega witnessed the seamless blending of music genres and eras, foreshadowing the ethos of Masters At Work.
Throughout the mid-’80s, Vega made a name for himself as an emerging DJ, playing house and freestyle in hotspots like Devil’s Nest, Roseland, and Studio 54. Simultaneously, he ventured into remixes and original rhythm tracks, with one of his early breaks being the remix of Information Society’s “Running” for Tommy Boy. The journey of Masters At Work embodies the spirit of musical exploration and genre-blending that continues to shape the landscape of house music.
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