DJ Funk, the Chicago legend who coined the term "ghetto house," has died. The musician, whose real name was Charles Chambers, was 54. Funk's death was confirmed to PEOPLE by his friend and ...

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DJ Funk, a Chicago-born musician and producer who coined the “ghetto house,” has died at age 54. Funk, whose real name was Charles Chambers, had been “bravely” battling stage 4 cancer before his death ...

Funk's friend and collaborator DJ Slugo confirmed the news in an email sent to People magazine on March 6, where he praised Charles by writing: "He was one of the pioneers of the sound we call ghetto ...

Known to most of us as one of the kings of the Dance Mania crew, Charles Chambers, AKA DJ Funk, pretty much single handedly define and popularize an entire sub-genre of club sounds known as booty ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Funk made his name as the pioneer of the ghetto house (aka "booty house") sound that bubbled up in his native Chicago in the early ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 2012, Chambers told Crack, "I'm not trying to be a super-producer, but what I do is just make stuff that's relevant to my life.

Prior to his death, the musician was battling stage four cancer, according to a recent GoFundMe launched by his family. Ilana Kaplan is a Staff Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since ...