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Exclusive Interview: Legendary 70s NYC Photographer Bill Bernstein on Paradise Garage, Larry Levan, and the Photos That Defined House Music
The story behind 1970s NYC nightlife and house music's most iconic photos.
The Martinez Brothers Say House Started in NYC. Chicago House Legends Say Absolutely Not.
The Martinez Brothers have reignited one of dance music’s oldest arguments: if New York had the clubs, the DJs and records that sounded like house before Chicago’s first house releases, who really created the genre? Chicago’s answer has been loud, passionate, and historically pretty convincing.
WHY THE DANCEFLOOR MAKES THE RAVE
A rave is made by the dancefloor as much as the DJ: from David Mancuso's stageless Loft in 1970 to UCL research showing crowds' brainwaves synchronise during live shows, the room is not watching the music, it is making it.
Love Injection Turns 10, and Its First Compilation Is a Love Letter to the New York Dancefloor
The New York fanzine, radio show and label co-founded by Barbie Bertisch and Paul Raffaele marks a decade with its first-ever compilation, 'A Declaration of Universal Love,' out now on BBE Music.
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