Rachael Cain is known to friends and fans around the world as "the Queen of House Music". She received, The Chicago Music "Award of Honor," on January 27th 2008', and is currently the president of Phuture Trax Records, credited as being the woman responsible for taking the Chicago House genre, and catapulting it to worldwide prominence, with her legendary label Trax Records. Ms. Cain, who is also known as Screamin' Rachael, because of her larger than life stage presence and personality has just completed her first film documentary, The House That Trax Built, scheduled for release at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival in January 2008'. Her Top ten dance records include the current hit, My Forever's' Here Today, Please Don't Make Me Lonely, Fantasy, and, Fun With Bad Boys. Rachael Cain Recently Launched 1House, a fashion / entertainment label with UBC, of India, who's brand experience include Mecca, Pierre Cardin and others. The Philosophy of the venture is to unite people of all nations, and backgrounds through music, fashion, and, creativity. In a time when violence and the negative portrayal of women has taken center stage in the media, House Music remains a symbol of peace and unity, to its legions of fans. Say's Rachael, "Music is the universal language, erasing all boundaries, you may be black or white, Jew or Gentile, you may dance to the beat of rock, juke, or classical, it doesn't matter because you are all welcome in our house. One world one house... We started as a small group of friends in Chicago with a dream that one day our music could change the world, today we are living proof of that power".
Rachael Cain is featured in many periodicals, books and films, including The Chicago Tribune, New York Magazine, Night Owl, Party Monster, The Last Party, The History of House Music, Techno Style, and Club Land by Frank Owens, to name a few.
For more information please visit her web site www.phuturetraxrecords.com