Deep Dive by The Jammmer

Sounds of The Refuge of Underground Dance Halls in 1970s New York that capture the ecstasy of the underground hedonistic playground.

Here, under the shadow of night, dancing served as a kind of release, a cathartic experience as transformative as it was transfixing.

Steeped in legend, history, and myth, the destruction and neglect of 1970s New York gave way to an unparalleled cultural renaissance.

With the provenance of predominantly Black, Latino, and Italian gay men, disco spread like wildfire throughout the city's sizzling nightclub scene with its high energy, four-on-the-floor beats, orchestral harmonies, syncopated basslines, and foot-stomping diva vocalists. Emerging in the early 1970s, disco became the sound of a new generation coming of age during the Sexual Revolution, Civil Rights, Gay Liberation, and Women's Liberation Movements -- creating a post-hippie utopia that was as influential as it was short-lived. Embracing the ethos of "live and let live," disco was the anthem of survivors, radicals, and renegades who wanted nothing more than free expression on the dance floor.

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