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Trax Records continue their fine form with the release of Screaming Rachael’s Bitch (Remixes)
Trax Records continue their fine form with the release of Screaming Rachael’s Bitch (Remixes), a bold new statement from an artist that brings together some of the cream de la cream of modern remixer talent. The original produced alongside collaborators Mike Macharello and Matt Donovan. This dynamic project is an example of the raw energy and relentless groove that define Rachael’s sound, blending her unapologetic punk roots with infectious house rhythms. READ MORE
Screamin’ Rachael Releases Highly Anticipated Music Video For New Single “Addicted”
Following the buzz surrounding the upcoming release of Screamin’ Rachael’s highly anticipated full-length album, Disco 3000 — we finally have the first lead single being released. “Addicted” by Screamin’ Rachael and Pedro Canas is a preview of the excellence she is about to give to the planet. READ MORE
Laguna Music Festival was a SMASH!
Check out the TRAX Records performance featuring Zewmob and Screamin Rachael
Screamin Rachael‘s hot new single "Sensation"
The Queen of House is back with a sizzling hit
"sensation"
What they're saying about Screamin' Rachael
The Guardian
"Rachael Cain is not just preserving history, she's creating it in real time."
Rolling Stone
"From vinyl to streaming, she's proven that house is more than music - it's a movement."
Resident Advisor
"Her fearless energy and uncompromising creativity keep Trax relevant across four decades."
DJ Times
"Screamin' Rachael embodies the raw spirit of Chicago's underground - a living link to house's roots."
MixMag
"Trax Records remains the heartbeat of Chicago house, thanks to Rachael Cain's unstoppable vision."
Billboard
"The Queen of House is back at the helm of the label that started it all."
VARIETY MAGAZINE 2025
Elegance Bratton, whose documentary “Move Ya Body:The Birth of House” had its international premiere this week at
Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
"I love Rachael Cain,” he says. She is a “larger than life figure,” who tells her story in the film, claiming to be the “queen of house.” Bratton says one of his favorite filmmakers is John Waters, and compares Cain’s role in the film to Divine in Waters’ movies. “I just found her to be charismatic and interesting, and she has a certain kind of star quality about her,” he says.
Rollingstone Magazine 2022
"She recorded an important track with Jesse and Vince,
"Fantasy," likely the first house track to feature a singer. Jesse called Rachael a "key ingredient" in the track and "a great rock vocalist" in his 2007 memoir, House Music: The Real Story."
Danceland Magazine
"Screamin' Rachael defies us with her message of hope."
BIllboard
"The Queen of House" "...Truly inspired."
Chicago Sun Times
"Everyone's Screamin' about Rachael!!"
Paper Magazine
"Somebody scream - view the cable television revolutionary raw and uncensored - through the eyes of Manhattan Lifestyles' house artist/hostess/bombshell, Screamin' Rachael..."
Streetsounds
"...Sultry blonde bombshell Rachael, screamin' and whispering over a bed of seething house melodies..." This girl does it all!"
Spin Magazine
"...Blondie on a Beat Box Budget..."
D.J. Times
"Screamin' Rachael began producing hip house records... two years before anybody else ever thought about laying rhymes to a house groove. Fun with Bad Boys established Screamin' Rachael and her posse as the underground originators of hip hop house."
CAB
"Like Janis Joplin, with whom she is frequently compared, Rachael possesses a truly remarkable voice... No one else can sing the way Rachael does, let alone hum."
Chicago Magazine
"...Rachael is house"
Chicago Tribune
"...Screamin' Rachael lit up dance floors from New York to Berlin! ...Rachael's show in Manhattan with her band proved that house has a future on the concert stage. Her house hits sounded even grittier and more powerful live as she pushed her formidable, bluesy voice to it's limit... into hard-rock territory."
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