Aaron-Carl's "Uncloseted": A posthumous celebration of a house music pioneer
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Jesse Dorris
Summary
A review of Aaron-Carl's album "Uncloseted," exploring the legacy of the Detroit house music producer and vocalist. The article examines Aaron-Carl's contributions to house music as a Black queer artist, his iconic vocal samples that have permeated dance music culture worldwide, and the posthumous release of his album. The review situates the album within the broader context of house music's roots in Black and queer club culture, celebrating Aaron-Carl's artistry while reflecting on his underappreciated influence.
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Twitter / XAaron-Carl's "Uncloseted": A posthumous celebration of a house music pioneerpitchfork.visitlink.meKey quotes
· 3 pulledIt's not just a groove. House is a feeling. And when you feel it, you will understand that house music is freedom.
Feel it, child
House music is not just a groove. House is a feeling.
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