House Music

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT FAITHLESS INSOMNIA “Insomnia” is an iconic track by Faithless, a UK-based musical group, that was originally released in 1995. Released as the band’s second single, “Insomnia” became one of Faithless’ most successful songs ever when it reached number 27 on the UK Singles Chart, and topped the UK […]

In the heart of Sheffield, England, nestled amidst the vibrant nightlife scene, a legendary establishment would come to define the city’s clubbing experience. This iconic venue, known as Gatecrasher, originally known as The Republic, was a mecca for music lovers, party enthusiasts, and seekers of unforgettable experiences. Gatecrasher emerged in […]

The late 1970s are widely considered to be the time of the birth of mainstream dance music. The release of the Bee Gees’ movie Saturday Night Movie sparked an unprecedented growth of its popularity, and it became loved by people from all backgrounds. It took over the airwaves, and many rock and […]

Clubbing was never the same after house music came along. It’s difficult to fathom how a night out raving would sound today if house music hadn’t arisen in the 1980s as one of the foundations of modern club music. The House Music’s narrative is lengthy and meandering, with numerous events […]

“House music is a feeling” is a phrase coined by multiple producers, DJs, and other prominent figures in the electronic music scene. It is also an unoriginal title shared by around a hundred house tracks. Is this just a figure of speech or is there sound scientific reasoning behind it? […]

Take a journey back through the history of house music and explore this genre’s explosive cultural evolution. Larry Levan at Paradise Garage House music is an influential genre of dance music that has become a global phenomenon. It has been keeping people dancing for decades, spawned subcultures, influenced technology, united […]

  House music was pioneered by African American DJs and producers in Chicago as part of the underground club culture in the city that started as early as the 1970s. It began when DJs began altering disco records to give them more of a mechanical beat that was easier to […]