Professor and artist DJ @suzianalog presents the second episode “Mapping Black Club Music Ecologies.” How is sound pollinated? Who shares it, why, and where? Suzi digs into not only the sonic origins but also the physical and geopolitical impacts of Black electronic music, inviting us to see club music as an ecology — a space where house legends confronted mortality while fighting to stay alive.
We go live on November 7 at 6 PM ET. Join us either in person at the HipHop Archive or streaming on our YouTube channel @ABlackEDM
If you’re joining us in person, don’t forget to check out the link in our bio to RSVP! The event is free.
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📍HipHop Archive: 104 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge, MA.
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Season 2 is finally here!
@madisonmooreonline kicks things off with a deep dive into “A Critical Cabaret: A Hybrid Performance Lecture”. Inspired by Fred Moten’s assertion, “Party over here, party over here... The party is constantly showing us that there’s a riot going,” moore joins a live DJ set with performance studies and history of sexuality to enact a “critical cabaret” where participants can sonically experience and intellectually ponder the genre’s history.
Catch us live on October 29 at 4 PM, either in person at the HipHop Archive or streaming on our YouTube channel @ABlackEDM .
If you're joining us in person, don’t forget to check out the link in our bio to RSVP! The event is free.
📍 HipHop Archive: 104 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge, MA.
#ABlackEDM #harvard #blackelectronicmusic
Season two of A Black History of Electronic Dance Music: The Lecture Series @Harvard is here! Join us in-person or online for live-streamed talks by @madisonmooreonline@suzianalog@julianahuxtable . See the link in bio for more information and follow @ABlackEDM for updates.
