Chicago’s house music scene has witnessed the rapid rise of Sherm, an artist whose 2023 achievements include a Forbes feature and performing at Zedd’s New Year’s Eve celebration at Navy Pier. Sherm’s progress shows no signs of slowing, as he is set to perform at the North Coast Festival for the fifth consecutive year and releases a collaborative track, “Toxic,” with Halil Sensei through Hood Politics Records.
Since diving into the scene in 2014, Sherm from Chicago has really made a name for himself in the music world as a DJ, producer, A&R, and podcast host. His journey has been nothing short of impressive, blending a unique set of skills that have earned him a well-deserved spot on the global stage. Sherm has a special way of pulling in his audience, whether he’s rocking out at festivals, dropping catchy dance tracks, scouting the next chart-toppers, or engaging listeners with his lively podcast episodes.
Sherm’s adventure has taken him to big cities like San Francisco, Denver, San Diego, New York City, and Miami, where he’s shared stages with music legends such as Armin Van Buuren and Galantis. His appearances at big-name festivals like North Coast and Amsterdam Dance Event really highlight his standing in the electronic music community. Over at Hood Politics Records, Sherm has played a pivotal role in shaping the label’s vibe and future, by bringing on board artists who’ve truly made their mark.
His podcast, “Sherm In The Booth,” has hit over 200 episodes, offering a spotlight to touring acts from around the globe and becoming a go-to spot for fresh talent. Sherm’s diverse approach to his career showcases not just his personal growth but also his dedication to pushing the boundaries of the music industry. It’s clear that his journey is a testament to his passion and influence in the ever-changing music landscape.