DJ Funk, trailblazing Chicago 'ghetto house' producer, dead at 54
Briefly

DJ Funk, born Charles Chambers, has passed away at 54 after a courageous battle with stage 4 cancer. Considered a pioneer of ghetto house music in Chicago, he played a key role in the electronic music scene through his DJing at underground raves and collaborations with notable artists like DJ Slugo. His family has set up a GoFundMe to help cover funeral expenses, highlighting the impact he had through his music, which includes hits like 'Pump It' and 'Work Dat Body.' Funk's legacy and influence are remembered fondly by peers and fans alike.
DJ Funk, a talented artist who has brought so much joy and inspiration to so many through his music, is now facing the heartbreaking reality of planning for his final farewell.
We love and miss you my brother, and I won't let our sound die. He was one of the pioneers of the sound we call ghetto house music in Chicago.
Read at New York Post
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