Robert Owens

Robert Owens is an influential American vocalist, producer, and songwriter, widely regarded as one of the foundational voices in house music. Emerging from Chicago’s vibrant mid-1980s scene, Owens first rose to prominence as a member of the seminal group Fingers Inc. alongside Larry Heard and Ron Wilson, lending his soulful vocals to genre-defining tracks like "Mystery of Love" and "Can You Feel It.

" His emotional delivery and lyrical depth earned him acclaim, making him one of the most recognizable voices in house. Beyond Fingers Inc., Owens forged a prolific solo career, releasing iconic tracks such as "Tears," a collaboration with Frankie Knuckles and Satoshi Tomiie, and "I'll Be Your Friend," which became an international club anthem.

Over the decades, Owens has continued to collaborate with a wide array of artists and producers, contributing to the evolution of dance music while maintaining his roots in Chicago’s house legacy. Revered for his expressive performances and enduring influence, Robert Owens remains a pivotal figure whose work bridges the past, present, and future of electronic music.