As Beyoncé (and Drake) ushers in a summer of dance, we take a closer look at the origins of Black house music culture.
, just a few days before Beyoncé’s single. “Hopefully the culture shows more love now and supports the artists who have been in this lane and the new ones coming.”
On previous projects, both Beyoncé and Drake have dropped house-drenched records. Still, they’re merely adopting the sound . And just like Drake, wehouse culture; those who embody it, shape it and pour into it consistently. There’s nuance and distinction between genres like house, ballroom and dance that should be respected as new music fans step into this space.
. “But respect the history & don't speak dismissively of the music. It's not here for a fun moment. It has sustained some of us for years, literally giving us life.”This isn’t a resurgence of the genre at all. The queen’s undeniable star power has merely broughtIt’s fitting that this callback to when folks felt most alive is happening during Pride month.
Like always, Beyonce is doing the Lord’s work: People want to let loose and dance again in that I-don’t-care-who’s-watching kind of way, and she has gifted us the soundtrack — and whether you rock withor not, so has Drake. Now what? Well, take what you love about the songs and leave the rest. Dive deeper into house or don’t.
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