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The Cape Town Electronic Music Festival was held on The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

Detroit Techno

EDM

GSGEDM Film

Cape Town Electronic Music Festival (Electric Roots Film Shoot Recap)

The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

BREAKWATER PARKING GARAG, Cape Town, South Africa

The Packard Plant- Detroit’s Epicenter for Rave Culture in the 90’s

The Packard Plant was designed by Albert Kahn. It was a automotive manufacturing center from 1903 to 1962. While the parties migrated week to week in the 90’s, the infamous Packard Plant, a long abandoned auto factory that in recent years became the primary party space monument to urban decay and the illegal underground party scene.

Detroit Techno

EDM

GSGEDM Film

The Packard Plant- Detroit’s Epicenter for Rave Culture in the 90’s

1580 E. Grand Blvd Detroit, Michigan 48211

Derrick May at Wire 12 in Japan (God Said Give Em Drum Machines Filming Recap)

The Detroit Sound Project Team, traveled with Derrick May to WIRE 12 event at Yokohama Arena in Tokyo, Japan (Fall 2012)

Detroit Techno

EDM

GSGEDM Film

Derrick May at Wire 12 in Japan (God Said Give Em Drum Machines Filming Recap)

3-10 Shinyokohama Kohoku Ward Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture 222-0033

Explore the building featuring labels, record stores and a museum where historic techno relics are showcased and the HQ of the collective Underground Resistance.

Detroit Techno

EDM

GSGEDM Film

Submerge Records and Exhibit 3000- A Monument to Detroit Techno Giants

Submerge Records the home of Underground Resistance

3000 East Grand Blvd Detroit, MI 48202-3134

The Music Institute was Detroit’s answer to such legendary house and garage clubs as New York’s Paradise Garage and Chicago’s Powerplant.

Detroit Techno

EDM

GSGEDM Film

Music Institute – The Prototype Club For The Detroit Techno Scene

The club that was an incubator for the Detroit Techno sound

1315 Broadway Detroit, Michigan

Old Comiskey Park and Disco Demolition Night – The Night Disco Died

July 12, 1979 when radio personality Steve Dahl staged a Disco Demolition Night at the Old Comiskey Park in Chicago

Disco

House music

Old Comiskey Park and Disco Demolition Night – The Night Disco Died

324 West 35th Street Chicago, Illinois

State Of The Union Bar and The Vagabond Poetry Series Created a Musical Melting-pot In DC

State of The Union bar was a lounge and live performance venue in North West DC, on the historic “U Street Corridor”.

Funk

House music

Jazz

State Of The Union Bar and The Vagabond Poetry Series Created a Musical Melting-pot In DC

1357 U Street NW Washington DC, DC 20009

The Warehouse: The Place Where House Music Got It’s Name

The Warehouse (or the “House”) was a nightclub established in Chicago, Illinois it is most famous for being what many consider to be the birthplace “house music” under its first musical director, DJ Frankie Knuckles.

House music

The Warehouse: The Place Where House Music Got It’s Name

206 South Jefferson Street Chicago, IL 60661

E-mu Systems Pioneered Sampling in Hip-Hop with the SP 1200

Learn about E-mu Systems, the creators of the E-mu SP-1200 and pioneers in samplers, and the sample-based drum machines that revolutionized Hip-Hop, House and EDM.

Detroit Techno

Disco

EDM