1. Dance Music 101
2. The Note: Disco Demolition
3. Quavius
4. Vancouver: Rhythms of the Canadian Riviera
5. Stopping sexual harassment and assault in clubs
6. 100 Greatest disco 12" records of all time
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The Best Things We Saw on the Dance Music Internet This Week
Jubilee, Amy Becker and disco makes our list of the best things on the dance music internet.
THUMP columnist Michaelangelo Matos' intro to the various genres of dance music is required reading. Dig in!
Red Bull Music Academy premiered The Note: Disco Demolition, the latest episode of their documentary series which focuses on the infamous Chicago radio stunt.
Galcher Lustwerk's protege released his debut self-titled EP, which is full of gorgeous, almost dreamy hip-hop-esque beats and rhythms.
Resident Advisor's Andrew Ryce looks at the vibrant and distinct dance music scene within the Canadian city.
THUMP outlines six ways in which clubs can work to stop incidences of sexual harassment and assault in clubs.
Vinyl Factory makes their definitive list on the best disco 12" records of all time. Do you agree or disagree?
"I find there's not enough critical discourse in major media, and part of the responsibility of being a musician is raising awareness about what's going on," said Kwende Kefentse of TIMEKODE. The Canadian duo speak to THUMP about their latest compilation release and why it is more important than ever.
The DJ and producer talks to the FADER about her upcoming album and its influences from the dance floor.
The producer's new album is a heady, experimental trip that is perfect for our current time.