When it comes to dance music from the 70s, some classics remain relevant today. “Play That Funky Music” by KC and the Sunshine Band remains an infectious disco-funk tune that still gets people moving today. This song starts off slowly but sensuously to set the mood physically and emotionally before quickly transitioning to an energetic […]
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At a time when most dance music adheres strictly to 4/4 time signature, it’s refreshing to hear some songs which deviate from this convention. Here are some electronic compositions in 3/4 time signature or waltz time that could give an alternative soundscape. Rhythm is an essential element in music, and experimenting with different time signatures
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2009 saw hip hop music make incredible progress into mainstream culture. From paleo old-school, through the gangsta era and onto larger-than-life aughts superstars. In 2017 there was no shortage of impressive releases that will stand the test of time. From hard or smooth boom-bap beats; to complex lyrics; these albums will surely satisfy your musical
Documentaries about dance music offer us insight and raise awareness. Whether celebrating individuals, industries, or scenes who helped get us here or focusing on what coronavirus has taken from dance music in 2020 – these dance music movies do exactly that. Discover the history of dance music from NYC disco to Europe and International scenes
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In the 1980s, artists began incorporating synths into their music – commonly referred to as synthpop – paving the way for future producers such as Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk and a-ha. Gary Numan unleashed the first ball bearing synth song ever recorded: Are Friends Electric? This rocked the world and created what we know today as
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Metal vocals require immense pressure in order to produce sound. Learning proper techniques of screaming singing means less strain on the vocal cords and greater control of your sound. Screaming and growling may appear like mere shouting, but there is actually an artful technique behind these vocalizations that involves training and warmups – this article
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Melodeath Space YouTube channel is a wonderful resource for fans of melodic death metal music. Featuring music from numerous bands and artists – many without copyright restrictions – this channel makes an invaluable resource for metalheads. Melodic death metal combines growled vocals with complex riffs to produce an extreme heavy sound with melodic catchiness that
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Students learn to recognize and compose melodic structures. This course also delves into the constituent parts of triads and seventh chords. Utilizing only two fingers, practice playing both E7 and A7 open chords – taking care not to hit the sixth string while playing A7! Dominant Seventh Chords The dominant seventh chord has an inimitable
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Music Zone is a retailer of musical equipment and dance music headquartered in Levenshulme, Greater Manchester in the United Kingdom with 104 stores as well as an online business and the radio station DMZ under their ownership. At Burning Man this year, a form of dance music known as playa tech is emerging as one
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Zumba is an exercise craze that combines Latin-influenced dance moves with upbeat music to produce an effective yet enjoyable workout routine. Many Zumba routines use popular EDM songs as part of their soundtracks. This squeaky-sweet song from Vassy delivers on every front: shear melodies, mesmeric synth riffs, and an infectious dance club beat that will
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