Can you name one black dj that crosses over like Calvin Harris or David getta?
I was trying to find a song I have on a mix.I know the odd song but I don't have a list of artists that I can reel off.
I was trying to find a song I have on a mix.
It goes
"Baby you make this city"
I will try itTry playing a few seconds to Siri or Shazam (if it is still around). I did the same thing a while ago with a mix that I liked and Shazam worked pretty well. It identified around 70% of them.
We really didn’t “let it slip away” it was a genre created by gay men flipping old records. Black gay men and black women used to listen to it predominantly.We created house and let it slip away.
Somebody hook me up to some late 80’s and 90’s House music from Black and Latinx artists. I’m building up a playlist right now
We really didn’t “let it slip away” it was a genre created by gay men flipping old records. Black gay men and black women used to listen to it predominantly.
When AIDS came and killed off a significant portion of the OG house DJs and producers the music went with it. Then clubs started to get shut down as a result, so pretty much there was no one left to really keep the legacy. Outside of amateur producers, it literally died with the people responsible for making it.
Then EuroCACS found some shyt in a crate one day and it blew up into a multi-multi-multi-multi billion dollar industry for white consumption.
How is it not true?None off this is true, House never really grew outside off the core cities, NYC, North Jersey, Bmore, Chicago, Detroit, DC.
There was a small movement with HipHouse in the late 80s. But by the 90s House got seen as White Euro Dance, and also powers that be Essentially phased House music from the Black American Music lexicon on purpose, cause it's too damn positive and uplifting.
as crazy as it sounds this is true. One of my all time fav djs was ron hardy The Godfather of house.We really didn’t “let it slip away” it was a genre created by gay men flipping old records. Black gay men and black women used to listen to it predominantly.
When AIDS came and killed off a significant portion of the OG house DJs and producers the music went with it.