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Thirty Seventh Session​

FREE SAMA

Saturday, 2 January 2021
3 pm EST​
10 pm Palestine

Rested? Back at it!
Tomorrow's killer In My House Dance Music session #37 at 3pm is dedicated to "FREE SAMA." It will partly mirror her awesome sets as the Palestnian Techno Queen. Join and and experience a fitness high! Saturday 3pm EST, 10pm Palestine.
Sama was detained by the Palestinian Authority for DJ’ing a set she was recording at the Nabi Musa Bazaar area, 7 miles south of Jericho. They had issued her the permit beforehand, but threw her under the bus after significant protest. She's been in custody since December 27. Read more below and consider signing the petition for her immediate release.
Petition and Information
https://www.change.org/.../palestinian-national-authority...
CNN Article
https://www.cnn.com/.../palestinian-dj-sama.../index.html
See you all soon. Happy new year, 2020 sucked, and all that crap. it's what we do that matters.
bassam
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​Martha's Table, ANERA (American Near East Refugee Aid), Los Angeles Food Bank, The Red Nation, AROC (Arab Resource and Organizing Center), UNRWA USA, NAMI (National Association for Mental Illness), MBL (Movement for Black Lives), Skoun, Muntada Al-Muq`adeen, UPA (United Palestinian Appeal), The Love Land Foundation, Growing Palestine, Doctors of the World-Iraq, The Lebanese Red Cross, DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival, ACLU's LGBTQ's Rights Project, PartnersLebanon
All proceeds from this live and every live stream will be donated DIRECTLY (no mediator) to the designated organization.

STREAMOLOGY 
​WEEKLY LIVE SESSIONS

SESSION 1:  House (Current)
SESSION 2: Dance Party (essentially, a mix of what most people like)
SESSION 3: 80s Dance Party (Golden Age) 
SESSION 4: Techno and Hard House
SESSION 5: 90s Dance Party (The Eclectic Decade)
SESSION 6: Dance Party (an Electrifying Mix of what most people like)
SESSION 7: 70s Dance Party (The Queen of Dance Decades)
SESSION 8: HIZZ! العب يلا (Baladi and Mahraganaat) Dance at your own risk
SESSION 9: HISHIK! آه و نص (Sha`bi, Mashriqi/Maghribi) Dance at your own Wist
SESSION 10: "Get Up! Stand Up!" House+ (House, Funk, R&B+, Conversation)
SESSION 11: DABKEH! 
SESSION 12: "VAMOS A LA PLAYA" BEACH PARTY!
SESSION 13: 80s Arabic Dance Music (Hobbak Ya Wala)
SESSION 14: Revolutionary Raî
SESSION 15: Baby Shark to Baba Fein (Kid's Dance & Pajama Party) 
SESSION 16: House and Tech House (Delicious Tech House) 
SESSION 17: The Beautiful Sound of the 1980s (You're My Heart, You're My Soul etc.)
SESSION 18: Tarab & Araq (طرب و عرق) (Classic Arabic Music)
SESSION 19: International Beast (non-stop high energy global rhythms)
SESSION 20: Wataniyaat (Patriotic-ish Songs)
SESSION 21: International Beast (Non-Stop High-Energy Global Rhythms
SESSION 22: Epic Gay Club Anthems (Feisty, Fierce, Fabulous Music)
SESSION 23: Arab Dance Classics of the 60s & 70s  (يا واد يا)
SESSION 24: Techno 2 (Enough Said)
SESSION 25: Tarab 2 
SESSION 26: ​Progressive House


​The Thump . . . A Retrospective Account of DC Club Scene

Back from the Basics
It’s never going to stop. That feeling when you hear the pulsating thump, accompanied by a fierce rhythm.

For the past 35 years, I’ve been glued to Dance Music, or Club Dance Music, as it is classically called, both as an enthusiast and a DJ. This is not the radio stuff. But the kind that moves you viscerally. That sound. The melody. The memories of a time when Night Clubs were (mostly) about the music and dancing, not voyeurism, grinding, and champagne in the VIP.

Dj’s used to spend months and years learning how to perfect beat-mixing records that drew from the crowd’s energy while also educating their ears; Promoters had a commitment to the music back then, even if they were making money too. Some clubs had no promoters at all as other elements were the draw. Club owners owned Dance Clubs first, and a business second. And clubbers just reveled in the music—for the most part.

Even hip-hop sounded better then—I say “even” because if you started going to clubs in the 2000s, you’d think that the club world was always dominated by that genre. In reality, the notion of “club” dance music historically was more associated with Disco, Euro High Energy, House, Trance, Techno, and the like. With the various changes in the music industry (yes, neoliberalism hit that too), mass tastes, and technological advancements, that world lives through a smaller number of venues in every city, almost world-wide.

Despite notable exceptions among DJ’s, promoters, owners, and clubbers, things are different, to say the least.

Yet, it is sill often exhilarating. We can’t bring all the magic back, but we can relive it virtually as we celebrate the current moment in club life. This is what I wish to do with many among this community, new and old, by launching a steaming podcast of music sets, writing, interviewing, and hosting testimonies from that magic era, from the mid-1980s to the early 2000’s, right before things went to shit . . . for the most part.
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What made house explode in 1988 "Can you feel it"

DJ Residency Timeline

Desirée/ 1988
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BAJA & Anastesia / 1990
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Fifth Colvmn / 1992-1995
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Coco Loco / 1995-1996
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Zei / 1996
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Diva / 1996
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Babylon / 1997-2000
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Platinum (Fifth Colvmn Space) / 2000-2003
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Diva / 2004-2005
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1223 & Spank / 2005-2009
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I-Bar / 2005-2007
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Andalu & Aqua Ardiente / 2003-2009
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Lima & Retro / 2008-2012
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Opera / 2013-2015
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Greenhouse / 2016-2018
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especially if you experienced the golden age but still want to jump and prance. others too, who grew up to mostly recycled 2006+ dance music
Entering the Fifth Colvmn was a sublime experience.”

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