A SECRET WEAPON FOR ELECTRONIC MUSIC

While disco was deemed “useless” during the late 70’s, the dance music scene was continue to alive in Chicago inside the early 80’s. Dj’s like Frankie Knuckles, who was generally known as “The Godfather of House music”, would hire these new aforementioned djing methods with the “Warehouse” club in Chicago.All through the 80s an

Or There is certainly DJ Larry Levan, whose residence at New York's Paradise Garage not just defined a definite subgenre of its own ("garage" is slower and more gospel oriented than "house") but set the tone for modern raves—no alcohol, heavy drug use, a mixed, "up for it crowd" and loud, pulsating music for fifteen-hour stretches and not using a