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i wouldn't change the man he is / i'll always love you 7inch x 18.34€

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caston & majors CD30.99€

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you ought to be with me / livin' for you 7inch x 14.77€

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lucky seven LP16.68€

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diana ross' greatest hits / 2 LP11.92€

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between the sheets CD16.68€

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red hot + dance

Epic - CDKSF 3430 - South Africa - 1992

Price : 17.88 €

Format : CD

Cover condition : NA (Not applicable)
Media condition : NM (Near Mint)

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maid of orleans

Dindisc - DIN 40-12 - UK - 1982

Price : 23.84 €

Format : 12 inch 45 rpm

Cover condition : VG+ (Very Good +)
Media condition : EX (Excellent)

12 inch 45 rpm

VG+/EX

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History and origin of Electro / New grooves music genre:

Electronic Music and New Grooves: A Sonic Odyssey
Electronic music and new grooves are musical genres that have shaped the modern era of sonic creativity. This fusion of futuristic rhythms and innovative sounds has revolutionized the way we perceive music for decades.
It finds its roots in the sonic experiments of the 20th century. The 1950s and 1960s saw the emergence of the first synthesizers and electronic recordings, laying the groundwork for the movement. The 1970s gave birth to electronic disco, while the 1980s were marked by the rise of techno and house, genres that revolutionized clubs and dance floors worldwide.
The 1990s brought an explosion of creativity with the rise of trance, drum and bass, and acid house. It was also during this time that new grooves emerged, blending elements of jazz, funk, and electronic music to create a fresh and captivating sound.
Electronic music and new grooves have been the playground for many visionary artists. Pioneers like Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, and Jean-Michel Jarre paved the way for a multitude of talented producers and DJs.
The new grooves scene saw the emergence of artists such as Jamiroquai, Incognito, and Brand New Heavies, who reinvented groove by incorporating electronic and funk elements.
In the 21st century, artists like Daft Punk, The Chemical Brothers, and Aphex Twin have redefined the boundaries of electronic music with innovative productions and captivating live performances.
Electronic music and new grooves have transcended cultural and geographical boundaries. These genres have played a central role in club culture, music festivals, and the underground scene.
Today, these musical styles continue to influence popular culture, from fashion to dance, and even visual art. They remain a cornerstone of the global music scene, constantly evolving with technological advances and new artistic trends.
Electronic music and new grooves are more than just musical genres; they are cultural phenomena that have shaped our perception of music and sonic creativity. Their rich history, iconic artists, and cultural impact make them essential musical genres for music enthusiasts worldwide.
Discover and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of electronic music and new grooves, where rhythm, melody, and innovation come together to create an unforgettable musical experience.