Roaring Rhythms: Penetrating Basslines and Electrifying Grooves in the Bear Underground
<p>In the US, Germany, and the UK, the gay scene has been the solid foundation of the electronic music scene. Think back to the ’70s in NYC, where David Mancuso’s The Loft parties kicked off the disco revolution. It was a scene that welcomed everyone with open arms. Zoom to the ’80s, and NYC’s hottest spots like Paradise Garage and Studio 54 were where the magic happened. Over in Chicago and Detroit, the scene was sizzling with house and techno vibes, all thanks to heavyweights like Frankie Knuckles and the Belleville Three. This dynamic scene brought together a diverse crowd — blacks, Latins, and the gays, all grooving in harmony.</p>
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