From weekly Sunday night queer party to residencies in New York and Berlin, DJ Mag charts the soaraway success of disco house collective, Horse Meat Disco, over the last two decades.

Though it’s a far cry from his noisy early years, his approach & techniques are strikingly similar.

Stellar albums that straddle sounds new and old.

Looking back on the year in collaborations.

Albums about moving forward-and ones just designed to make you move.

After returning from the Vietnam War, the violinist performed with the greats.

From psych-funk to be-bop, this is the music that made Italian cinema.

The inventor of the Kawasaki Synthesizer, for the Commodore 64, broke new ground in fusion.

The former bassist for PiL charts a wide-ranging musical course in his solo output.

The Sheffield group explored abrasiveness and accessibility over the course of their career.

The classic label defined the sound of New Jersey club music in the '80s.

After spending half a century as the legendary, pioneering DJ of the Italian Cosmic Sound, Baldelli reflects on some of his most innovative productions.

Formed in the early ’70s, Tribe continues to both inspire and innovate.

Spanning reverb-heavy punk, disco and dub, in just three years, Y Records helped define a nascent British sound.

"When we started out we always wanted to relate our releases to dance music in some way," says Quinton Scott from the London headquarters of his label Strut. "But that could mean anything from disco, soul, funk, and African music to post-punk and industrial."

The U.K.-based label has been pushing the boundaries of global fusion for nearly 40 years.

An offshoot of the Emotional Response label, Emotional Rescue specializes in LPs only diggers would know.

The U.K. based label is entering 2019 on a high.

Producer, songwriter, and organist Edwin Birdsong is the anonymous genius behind some of jazz-funk's most cosmic moments. The Los Angeles native reconnected with high school acquaintance Roy Ayers in New York, and the two began work on a series of records that would change the course of jazz and popular music at large.

“Popcorn” encompasses a wide range of sounds: soul, blues, ska, and pop. Here’s how it became the sound of youth in Belgium.

Broken beat has experienced a surge in recent years. Here, we assess the past, present, and future of the West London sound.

We look at some of the anthems from the scene that continue to light up floors across the world.

One of the pioneers of the “Fania sound” is as vital and vibrant as ever.

Why did the search for obscure disco records begin and how do collectors continue to uncover such precious treasures?

A look at some of the highlights from the first five years of the Swedish label.

In 1999, Lance Ledbetter launched a record label with a very simple mission: to find and release high-quality cultural artifacts. In the intervening years, that label—Dust-to-Digital—has exhumed music from 1950s Morocco and early 1900s Greece, among many other places.

Moses Sumney, Jlin, Alice Coltrane, Spelling, Charly Bliss...

Label founder Brian Shimkovitz guides listeners through 10 essential releases.

The unlikely success story of a black gay party in the Bronx in the late ’90s to rival New York’s most famous clubs.

Remembering David DePino’s Tuesday nights at Tracks, which brought voguing out of the ballroom and into New York nightclubs.