D.J. International Records
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D.J. International Records is a Chicago house music recording label founded by Rocky Jones in 1985. DJ International focused on releasing mainly vocal house, while the other big Chicago label, Trax Records, is known for its instrumental and acid compositions
The label's hits include "Music Is the Key" by J. M. Silk (the first release), "Acid Thunder[1]" & "Can U dance" by Fast Eddie, "It's alright" by Sterling Void, and Chip E.'s "Like This".
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