The Players Association

The Players Association, formed in the vibrant heart of New York in 1977, emerged as a pivotal studio group under the creative direction of drummer and arranger Chris Hills and producer Danny Weiss. Signed to Vanguard Records, they quickly became synonymous with the burgeoning disco and dance scene of the late 70s and early 80s. Their music, a dynamic blend of jazz-funk and disco, was characterized by its infectious rhythms, brass sections, and an undeniable groove that filled dance floors across the globe. With tracks like "Turn the Music Up!" and "Disco Inferno," The Players Association cemented their legacy within the electronic and dance music genres, making an indelible mark on the soundtrack of an era.