Sentence examples for ghetto housing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arvin, a record producer as well as a novelist (and the editor of a book called "Getting Started in Christian Music"), takes on the weight of the world in describing the socioeconomic disparities in Atlanta in a book that ranges from a ghetto housing project to Michele and Charles's private plane.

"Chicago house and ghetto house was 'hood music, and still is".

If anyone can play ghetto house with that original, nasty and funny flavour, it's him.

The result was a techno analogue of Chicago's ghetto house sound.

Changing tactics, the Germans began using flamethrowers to burn down the ghetto house by house and smoke out those in hiding.

The music stems from juke, a speedy but strict evolution of Chicago's four-on-the-floor ghetto house style.

Chicago was represented by two generations: DJ Funk and his classic ghetto house, and DJ Rashad and DJ Spinn playing modern juke.

These aggressively jittery variations on house music took different names, most of which — like footwork and its predecessors, juke and ghetto house — were interchangeable.

Footwork is a breakneck mutation of ghetto house that's been banging out of speakers at upwards of 150BPM since the late 90s.

Key track Alt-J - Tessellate See also Swot rock Esoteric subset of Chicago ghetto house that evolved into footwork, lately popularised by Planet Mu's Bangs & Works comps and the juke leanings of bass producers Addison Groove and Machinedrum.

Attractions include an appearance by Dubfire, formerly one half of Grammy-award winning duo Deep Dish, plus live shows from Nitzer Ebb, Minus Records star Marc Houle and Chicago's ghetto house pioneer DJ Funk.