Watching the emergence of dance hall in the mid-1980's, VP Records began to expand slowly under Vincent and Patricia Chin, who fled Kingston, Jamaica, in the 1970's because of political unrest.
In just a few years EC evolved into a rallying point for the emergence of dance culture in Canada, a position that was solidified when it began broadcasting nationally on MuchMusic in 1993.
The rise of the D.J. in the late 1970s, during the disco era, led to the emergence of '80s dance music styles, including house.
The emergence of indie dance music is the most recent step in a long progression of reconciliation between generally divergent worlds.
Scott Borchetta, president and chief executive of the Big Machine Label Group, says the growth of dance-heavy music is a natural progression with the emergence of younger artists coming up through the ranks, and their diverse musical influences.
As the Caravana Club in the 1950's and 60's the theater was pivotal to the emergence of the pachanga dance craze; later it became El Cerromar, which held dances even while the Bronx was burning; then it was La Campana.
Watching a quick succession of students aged 8, 9, 11 and 12, I see the emergence of those qualities of dance intelligence that characterize the best Balanchine dancers.
It's lead the market in the proliferation of the destination festival, taken Ibiza-like vibes to distant corners of the world, and led the Mayan Riviera's emergence as an essential location in the future of dance music culture.
The Judson Dance Theater, as the loose collective of performers came to be called, became a focus for the avant-garde, cross-arts movement of 1960s New York, and marked the emergence of what is now called postmodern dance.
However, it can be mentioned that skipping the antibiotic susceptibility testing, as proposed in the DANCE strategy, will facilitate emergence of antibiotic resistance [ 28].
The emergence in the 1920s of "the flapper" – a free-spirited, independent young woman fond of short skirts, booze and jazz – coincided with the Charleston, a form of dance that visually encapsulates the jazz age.
