Gusto

Gusto is the stage name of Edward Lee Greene, a house music producer and DJ originally from New Jersey, United States. He gained international recognition in the mid-1990s with his 1996 club hit "Disco's Revenge," a track built on a sample from Harvey Mason's "Groovin' You." This song became a dancefloor staple worldwide and was remixed by notable producers like Tom Moulton and Deep Dish. Although he released a few more singles such as "Let's All Chant" and "Headbanging Music," none matched the massive success of "Disco's Revenge." The track experienced a resurgence in 2008 when it was remixed by the UK remix team Freemasons, helping to revive Gusto's career and DJ profile.

Gusto has been active since 1995, primarily focusing on house music and DJing. Despite the early peak of his recording success, his influential club anthem has kept his name alive in dance music circles. His career highlights the enduring appeal of classic house anthems and their power to reemerge and inspire new generations on the dance floor.