House Music 101 THE HISTORY Volume II An Oral Archive of the Architects

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Title: House Music 101 THE HISTORY Volume II An Oral Archive of the Architects
Author: KELLY CHAMPION
Category: Dance, Electronic & Computer, History & Criticism
Language: English | 282 Pages | ISBN: 9781970854206


Description:
The History continues from Volume 1.
Expansion.
Pressure.
Movement.
House refuses to stay local.
It crosses borders.
Pioneers: Jovonn, K. Alexi Shelby, Merlin Bobb, Ray "Pinky" Velazquez, and Robert Williams trace how the House sound evolved across cities, clubs and studios, without surrendering its soul.
From The Warehouse, The Shelter, Club Ipanema, Zanzibar and the Winter Music Conference, House music refuses containment and fractures lines into globalization.
Kyeatta Nailah and Linda Robinson reveal the unseen labor of continuing the movement.
Lady Alma frames Philadelphia as a foundation, not a footnote.
Marcia Carr becomes London's Vinyl Vanguard.
Ultra Naté's "Free" and "Deep Sugar parties" sweeten the continental expansion.
This is the Sisterhood in motion.
At NYC's Limelight, J.P. Steinberg "White Owl" stands at the fault line where House collides with...