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GarWood Mansion – A 60’s Counterculture Hub and Musical Refuge

Detroit’s historical and utopian Garwood Mansion was a homebase and creative haven during the mid 70’s.

Folk

Rock

GarWood Mansion – A 60’s Counterculture Hub and Musical Refuge

Grayhaven Island, The end of Keelson Dr. Detroit, Michigan

Grayhaven island, Detroit, Michigan

The Graystone Ballroom: Detroit’s Biggest Contribution To Live Jazz

Graystone Ballroom is legendary in big band jazz and swing. It opened in1922 billed as “Detroit’s Million Dollar Ballroom”.

Jazz

The Graystone Ballroom: Detroit’s Biggest Contribution To Live Jazz

Detroit's Million Dollar Ballroom

Learn about Lo-Fi music in LA, its main characteristics, representatives and also places where you can experience Lo-Fi beats in LA.

Hip-Hop

The Clive Davis Institute Music Industry Essentials

Lo-Fi Hip-Hop in LA

A simple Bar

3256 Cahuenga Blvd W, Los Angeles, CA 90068

Record Time’s Influence on Detroit Techno and House music

Record Time is a shop that was a centerpiece of Detroit’s music scene.

Detroit Techno

EDM

GSGEDM Film

Record Time’s Influence on Detroit Techno and House music

27361 Gratiot Ave, Roseville, MI

Death: The Pioneering Punk Band from Detroit Recorded in United Sound Studios

Learn about the pioneering punk-rock band Death a Detroit-based band that was formed in 1971, years before the first acts associated with the genre emerged or the genre reached popularity in the US.

Reggae

Rock

Death: The Pioneering Punk Band from Detroit Recorded in United Sound Studios

Visit United Sound Systems the location where Death recorded in Detroit

5840 2nd Ave, Detroit, MI 48202

Studio One Was The Cradle of Reggae, Dancehall, Ska and Most Jamaican Music

Learn about Reggae and Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One, where he developed artists like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, The Skatalites, and Lee “Scratch” Perry. Laying the foundations of Jamaican music culture.

Mento

Reggae

Studio One Was The Cradle of Reggae, Dancehall, Ska and Most Jamaican Music

Learn about the birthplaces of Dancehall Reggae music

Studio One Boulevard, Kingston, Jamaica

The Future Is Now Experience | Livestream

Check out The Future Is Now for the hottest live music and graffiti and art stream featuring Detroit Techno, House, Acid House, Breakbeat, Nu Jazz, and the hottest EDM by top New York DJs.

House music

Jazz

The Future Is Now Experience | Livestream

No Agenda Studios

Broadway and Myrtle, Brooklyn, New York

Celia Cruz and The Fania All-Stars performed in Zaire, Africa in 1974

Learn about “The Rumble in the Jungle” pre-concert where Celia Cruz sang with the Fania All-Stars in Zaire, Africa.

Funk

R&B

Salsa

Celia Cruz and The Fania All-Stars performed in Zaire, Africa in 1974

Stade Tata Raphaël (Father Raphael Stadium)

Stade Tata Raphaël, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of The Congo

Spectacles: A Detroit Fashion and Music Enclave for over 30 years

Spectacles Clothing Store and the Founder Zana are tastemakers in Detroit. Spectacles is a Detroit store selling eyewear, clothing, articles and books.

Detroit Techno

GSGEDM Film

Hip-Hop

Spectacles: A Detroit Fashion and Music Enclave for over 30 years

Spectacles Clothing Store and the Founder Zana are tastemakers in Detroit

231 East Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI, 48226

J Dilla’s Basement is where Slum Village, Pete Rock, D’Angelo, Jazzy Jeff and Erykah Badu Crafted Their Styles

J Dilla aka Jay Dee crafted his style from about 1992 to 1997 in a basement in Detroit. His studio gave birth to a revolutionary approach to hip-hop production.

Detroit Techno

Funk

Hip-Hop