Phuture’s Acid Tracks (1987), is recognised as the first true acid house album, marking a turning point in electronic music
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Chaka Khan’s 1984 album I Feel For You marked a bold fusion of R&B and the emerging influences of hip-hop
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George Duke fuses jazz and Brazilian rhythms to create a vibrant, authentic work that captures the essence of Brazilian musical culture
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With We All Must Live Together, Blaze fuses driving grooves with social messages, inviting us to reflect on collective harmony
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A Moment’s Pleasure (1979), 10th studio album from Millie Jackson, the artist skilfully blends soul and disco, delivering personal stories through catchy, moving melodies
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Newport 1958, recorded live at famous Jazz Festival, captures the vocal power of Mahalia Jackson and the spiritual intensity of her gospel
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With Surfing on Sine Waves (1993), Polygon Window (Aphex Twin) redefined techno and ambient IDM, laying the foundations for a new era of experimental electronica
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Released in 1989, What That Noise? marked a turning point in the career of British duo Coldcut, pioneers of sampling and electronica
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With Rican/Struction (1979), Ray Barretto delivered a landmark album of New York salsa, fusing Afro-Cuban rhythms and jazz influences to capture the vibrant essence of the urban Latin scene
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Names cross, but eras and continents separate… Cybotron first made me think of Detroit, but this story takes place in Melbourne – Two great electronic bands have the same name,
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