The 3 Chairs collective is known for its deep roots in Detroit’s rich history of electronic music, blending soulful house, funk, jazz, and disco with the raw, innovative spirit of
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Released in 1973 as the soundtrack to the blaxploitation film of the same name, Coffy is both a reflection of the era’s vibrant, groove-driven sound and a pivotal moment in
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While I Will Survive is undeniably her signature track, Glorious (1979) represents a shift for Gaynor, moving away from the pure disco sound of the late 70s and venturing into
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Any Way You Like It might be a bit overshadowed, more commercially dominant albums of the disco era, it’s a thrilling listen that showcases Thelma Houston at the height of
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Love Can’t Turn Around is a classic release in the history of house music and one of the defining moments in the Chicago house scene
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This album is undeniably a sign of things to come in Ross’s solo career, blending pop, soul, and funk into a signature sound that would evolve in the years to
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When The Supremes are Super Supremes, Diana Ross knew how to make her own place
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With Gabriel (1996), Roy Davis Jr. and Peven Everett created a timeless house music anthem, mixing electronic groove and soul and gospel influences
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A concentrate of funk and soul with a powerful sound, Behold The Mighty Army marks the pinnacle of New Birth’s audacious style, and makes you funkier than you were
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Future Shock (Columbia – 1983) is a revolutionary album that allowed Herbie Hancock to redefine his style, while pushing the boundaries of jazz
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