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Contents:
- THE WAREHOE: THE GAY CLUB WHERE HOE MIC GOT S NAME
- SPECIAL FEATURE: THE GAY DNA OF HOUSE MUSIC
- GAY MIC: HOE PARTY MIC (BT HOE GAY SONGS)
THE WAREHOE: THE GAY CLUB WHERE HOE MIC GOT S NAME
Hoe mic is gay mic. The sound emerged om the queer black and latx club cultur of New York and Chigo the ’80s. Strangely, the roots of the… * gay club house music *
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Although origally populated by a black, gay majory, Williams was eager to create an open, diversified space. “The Warehoe was predomantly gay, ” Williams relled. Hoe mic is gay mic.
It ially operated as a members-only club almost exclively equented by black and Lato gay men.
SPECIAL FEATURE: THE GAY DNA OF HOUSE MUSIC
At the time, gay bars and clubs were the only safe spac for queer folk, pecially nsirg the nstant barrage of police raids, often whout warrants, that terrorized Chigo’s gay muny. Then, a strange move, which the future will be seen as a se study for reer sabotage, he wrote a homophobic rant on his Facebook page. The post pared homosexuals to paedophil and referred to the LGBT muny as “another breed”.
There might be gay characters Hollyoaks, but ’s not all rabows out there. Electronic mic emerged om a scene that was alternative, diverse and mostly, very, very gay.
GAY MIC: HOE PARTY MIC (BT HOE GAY SONGS)
The unsung fluence of gay culture may not stem om nsc discrimatn, but when a major ntributn isn’t celebrated, that oversight n allow homophobia to flourish. In 1973 Vce Aletti wrote a piece for Rollg Stone documentg the vert scene of, “After-hours clubs and private lofts open on weekends to members only — a hard-re dance crowd — blacks, Lats, gays. When asked about dance mic culture, he sniffed: “The rave liftyle of Ibiza the late ‘80s was jt a vanilla versn of the New York gay liftyle of the ‘70s.
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The Lift nodd towards New York’s dis palac, but s roots were South London’s largely black, illegal, gay hoe parti (or ‘Blu’ as they were known). Jeremy Norman opened Heaven 1979 and by the early ‘80s, was at the top of s game, givg gay London an epic club that rivalled anythg New York (or the world) had to offer. “The mistake I ma was reuntg how the mastream gay scene kd of rejected — llg the ‘black sheep’.