The Best Things We Saw on the Dance Music Internet Last Week

The Chicago house hero was profiled by Andy Beta on NPR.

It is here and thank goodness for that.

Listen to the Miami-based producer's new album–billed as a "love letter to Cuba and his family and their struggles"– in this exclusive stream.

Looking back on a decade of sweaty dance floors and slick house and techno from the Honey Soundsystem crew and their annual Folsom Street Fair pary.

It is equal parts tough and euphoric, and it was made exclusively for THUMP.

What was brostep and why did the micro genre rise to prominence and quickly burn out?

This quiet documentary looks at how Suzanne Ciani and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith made their collaborative album.

It might not be as popular as it once was in the 70s and 80s, but gospel disco still has a fan base among electronic music fans.

Resident Advisor looked at the intersection of mob mentality and misogny after the Hannah Wants plagiarism fallout.

Writer Max Mohenu explained why less diverse places helped appreciate his blackness and queerness.