Beyoncé and Drake released house music albums this year, leaving fans confused by their shift from pop-soul sounds to dance beats. Despite popular belief, house music comes from the the 70s disco era and fostered a safe space for Black and queer folk to feel true liberation. House music great, DJ Derrick Carter, and music scholar and writer, Craig Seymour, join host Roy Wood Jr. to discuss the forgotten origins of house music. #BeyondTheScenes #DailyShow #Comedy
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ReplyIt’s amazing how, we ,as South Africans hopped into the disco genre and moved to house gracefully as also an escape from Apartheid in the 80’s and 90’s. It was revolutionary
ReplyMan they went through my collection. Loved spinning house especially the soulful/funky house that came later.
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ReplyPlease! Today’s HOUSE MUSIC DOESNT TOUCH THE 80-90S HOUSE MUSIC!!! SET IT OFF & I’LL BEAT THAT BISH WITH A BAT!!!
ReplyWow. You really do learn something new every day. If you’re paying attention. Never heard of “House” music before.
ReplyThe voice is the first instrument and the heart the first metronome
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ReplyHouse music started in Chicago.
ReplyWell done !!!!
ReplyI try to explain this exact history to younger folk when I speak about house music. Not gonna lie, I’m extremely evangelistic about people knowing the precise history of house and techno and its disco roots. Thank you for putting this together!
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