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A quick preview of a newly released book containing a brand new chapter on house music. The chapter, called ‘House music, Chicago and the uncomfortable heritage of racial segregation’ explores the socioeconomic drivers that underpinned house music’s creation.
A short piece to announce and offer downloads to a newly published short-form article from the Foundations of House project, courtesy of Norient Space.
A short annoucement and link to the latest research output from the Foundations of House project, published in Popular Music and Society.
The recent controversy stirred up by Solomun’s use of the Adhan during a DJ set in Turin is dissected, and questions are asked about “sampling” and the sacred.
We need to address issues in our past. Dance music believes itself egalitarian. But can we really say that when we’re making “tribal house”?
The FoH blog explores the problems presented by "documentaries" and the impact of yellow journalism in popular music research.
The latest piece from the FoH project analyses the role of the preacher in house music, asks where it comes from, and why it's still in house music today.
