The history of dance music in the UK can be traced back to the late 1980s through the influence of “rave culture,” a phenomenon that began to peak during the 1990s. This era of dance music was shaped by the illegal rave activities on rural farms, parties in the fields, and the rising popularity of singles from young潮 youtubers. “Lots of that was the illegal raves out on farms,” said Martin Baxter, a former record label employee, describing the horrified atmosphere of these events. However, as late life and urban society started to emerge, the latter began to resurface.
The 1990s spurred the rise of London-based dance clubs, which became dominant influencers on the dance circuit. Clubs like Ibiza and The Royal Ele Faytor became hubs for dance events, such as parties in the cities of topping off the early 2000s. According to Baxter, “I think the joke we’ve been making is we’ve heard of every one of those clubs except for us!” referring to the Vor Disposable Club in Cambridge. The creation of dance venues in different areas, including Norfolk and the UK, reflected the broader shift in dance music culture toward local productions.
Social media and word of mouth played a crucial role inandumming the cultural shift. Gonzo’s, the}.
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