Why didnt House Music develop the South?

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the styles most attached to planet rock is freestyle and electro from the West Coast like egyptian lover. Miami bass has some roots in electro-funk but with a change in the syncopations/bass + gogo music.
Which is why I wrote in my post : "I should say booty music, not miami bass, because that is kind ofdifferent."

Meaning Miami bass has some early old school like t la rock's "its yours", with some of the fast pace of "planet rock", and some go-go.
 

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Of course I do, like I said I was a dj, and I produce, all I did was crate dig no matter where I went

We are talking about new styles that came in once technology changed things, and this was mainly in the early 70's-80's.

Also, the great migration was a big part of that partying going to the north, and I don't think its a coincidence that the new styles started around the tale end of the great migration to the north. The new technology, and migration, helped spawn the new styles, to me.

What was the last "party" music to come from the North?

If the North was where the party went then why has Atlanta caught hell for its dance-oriented rap output spanning damn near 3 decades now?
 

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What was the last "party" music to come from the North?

If the North was where the party went then why has Atlanta caught hell for its dance-oriented rap output spanning damn near 3 decades now?
Rap!

I feel New yorkers started getting bougie, and didn't want to associate with the south as they saw it having slow people, and not being fly. You have to understand hip hop changed the game in way of talk, way of dress, and people just having a certain character.

Before rap changed in the late 80's, it was party music, but once lyrics started getting complexed, and the beats got more soulful with the James Brown samples all over the place, then the black power movement starting over, people's attitudes started changing even more, so there was an even bigger disconnect. If you notice this is when you stopped seeing dancing in rap like you did before then. BY the 90's shyt really changed, and dancing wasn't even thought of. The south still did these things so NYC people saw them as old, and late, hence the disconnection.
 

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Rap!

I feel New yorkers started getting bougie, and didn't want to associate with the south as they saw it having slow people, and not being fly. You have to understand hip hop changed the game in way of talk, way of dress, and people just having a certain character.

Before rap changed in the late 80's, it was party music, but once lyrics started getting complexed, and the beats got more soulful with the James Brown samples all over the place, then the black power movement starting over, people's attitudes started changing even more, so there was an even bigger disconnect. If you notice this is when you stopped seeing dancing in rap like you did before then. BY the 90's shyt really changed, and dancing wasn't even thought of. The south still did these things so NYC people saw them as old, and late, hence the disconnection.

I'm glad you admitted this because quite a few NYC posters claim there was never a disconnect and NY always showed love to other regions despite artist from that time period saying otherwise :hubie:
 

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I'm glad you admitted this because quite a few NYC posters claim there was never a disconnect and NY always showed love to other regions despite artist from that time period saying otherwise :hubie:
BULLshyt!

NYC shytted on anybody who sounded different from us, and they know it

I was part of that at one point, although I never dissed the people, just the music. Things changed once I started opening up my mind, and realizing rap doesn't have to sound like boom bap all the time. I just didn't like when the rap sounded like r&b. When dre did "the Chronic" that changed everything for me.
 

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90s house and latin freestyle

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if "girl you need a change of mind" is the first disco song and it was backed by the young senators who were the first go-go band then... disco descended from go-go? :galaxy-brain-beating-his-feet.gif:


@IllmaticDelta you should do a thread on go go from its funk roots to its influence on other subgenres :ehh:
 

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if "girl you need a change of mind" is the first disco song and it was backed by the young senators who were the first go-go band then... disco descended from go-go? :galaxy-brain-beating-his-feet.gif:


^^what thread is that post in?

@IllmaticDelta you should do a thread on go go from its funk roots to its influence on other subgenres :ehh:

yeah, I should considering how lowkey influential it is/was:lupe:[/QUOTE]
 
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