Or sometimes know as Little Louie Vega, but don’t let the name fool you – Louie is a giant standing a long side some the most important house musicians of all time. He is a prolific New York-based DJ, producer, remixer and is one-half of the infamous duo The Masters at Work production team
Ron Hardy best known for his development of a harder type of house music and his residency at the Music Box. Here’s everything you need to know about this house music legend!
Some people say that while house music would still exist without the genius Marshall Jefferson to guide it, it wouldn’t be the same…
The Latino & the Hip-Hop guy. Prolific garage house production, remix team and beats outfit comprised of two beloved New York musicians: Little Louie Vega and Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez are Masters at Work…
The New York house music pioneer that fused house music with Hip Hop sensibilities…
If you’re interested in house music, you’re probably already familiar with the name Frankie Knuckles. If you’re just getting into the scene, take a moment to get to know the man and his legacy!
In its truest sense, Balearic beat focuses less on any particular style of music and more on the song choices made by the DJ to keep patrons on dance floors or relaxing as they wine & dine. DJ sets by pioneering figures, like Alfredo Florito were anchored around relaxed, upbeat songs with a slow but solid beat from all genres, from pop and rock to soul, American and European disco, and electronic music.
Balearic beat also refers to a particular style of electronic dance music which influenced chill-out musical genres that followed in its wake.
Roots; Balearic beat, also known as just Balearic refers to an adventurous mix of dance music played at bars, cafés & clubs on the island of Ibiza, part of Spain’s Balearic islands (hence the name), in the late ’80s and early ’90s. Fast forward to the 2020’s and it’s now a huge industry covering music, fashion, art & beyond.
The breezy aesthetic of the Balearic sound—made all the more enjoyable by the sunny locations and sense of freedom they afforded—proved irresistible for vacationers and locals alike. More here – What is Balearic?
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