Before algorithms flattened culture into 20 second clips. Before the distraction of social media replaced being present on the dancefloor. Before the DJ booth became a stage for spectacle -- house music did something to a room that is hard to explain, yet easy to remember.
Moulton Music is launching Can We Get Connected?, a five-event series built around a simple question: do those conditions still work? Do they still matter to people?
Each night in the series is rooted in a specific era of house music, beginning with the early 1990s and moving forward through 2015. Not as a history lesson or nostalgia porn. As an experiment. We'll rebuild the conditions as honestly as we can -- the room, the sound, the approach -- and find out together whether they still hold and have value.
The series runs alongside The Custodian Project, Chris Lum's long-form project exploring his lineage, experiences and stories of being in the underground house music community for 25 years. What started as a personal inquiry into what this culture gave him, cost him, and what he experienced has become something larger -- and these events are where that inquiry moves into a physical room and asks the question out loud.
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Moulton Music is launching Can We Get Connected?, a five-event series built around a simple question: do those conditions still work? Do they still matter to people?
Each night in the series is rooted in a specific era of house music, beginning with the early 1990s and moving forward through 2015. Not as a history lesson or nostalgia porn. As an experiment. We'll rebuild the conditions as honestly as we can -- the room, the sound, the approach -- and find out together whether they still hold and have value.
The series runs alongside The Custodian Project, Chris Lum's long-form project exploring his lineage, experiences and stories of being in the underground house music community for 25 years. What started as a personal inquiry into what this culture gave him, cost him, and what he experienced has become something larger -- and these events are where that inquiry moves into a physical room and asks the question out loud.
Before algorithms flattened culture into 20 second clips. Before the distraction of social media replaced being present on the dancefloor. Before the DJ booth became a stage for spectacle -- house music did something to a room that is hard to explain, yet easy to remember.
Moulton Music is launching Can We Get Connected?, a five-event series built around a simple question: do those conditions still work? Do they still matter to people?
Each night in the series is rooted in a specific era of house music, beginning with the early 1990s and moving forward through 2015. Not as a history lesson or nostalgia porn. As an experiment. We'll rebuild the conditions as honestly as we can -- the room, the sound, the approach -- and find out together whether they still hold and have value.
The series runs alongside The Custodian Project, Chris Lum's long-form project exploring his lineage, experiences and stories of being in the underground house music community for 25 years. What started as a personal inquiry into what this culture gave him, cost him, and what he experienced has become something larger -- and these events are where that inquiry moves into a physical room and asks the question out loud.
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Moulton Music is launching Can We Get Connected?, a five-event series built around a simple question: do those conditions still work? Do they still matter to people?
Each night in the series is rooted in a specific era of house music, beginning with the early 1990s and moving forward through 2015. Not as a history lesson or nostalgia porn. As an experiment. We'll rebuild the conditions as honestly as we can -- the room, the sound, the approach -- and find out together whether they still hold and have value.
The series runs alongside The Custodian Project, Chris Lum's long-form project exploring his lineage, experiences and stories of being in the underground house music community for 25 years. What started as a personal inquiry into what this culture gave him, cost him, and what he experienced has become something larger -- and these events are where that inquiry moves into a physical room and asks the question out loud.
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