However, attitudes regarding drug abuse and music took an abrupt turn in the 1930s, when American jazz musicians became some of the first truly international recording artists. The art changed forever when listeners suddenly had the option to take the songs they loved home with them, and enjoy them at any time.
Today, music is more accessible than ever before. Coincidentally, so are illicit drugs. U.S. President Richard Nixon even launched his controversial “war on drugs” at the height of the dissident-fueled golden age of rock n’ roll in 1971. Parents of confused teens were shocked when it appeared musicians were no longer simply referencing intoxication, but actually encouraging it.
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This track had me dancing all night, such a great energy booster! Would definitely recommend to any EDM fans!
This album is pure fire! The beats are killer and it’s perfect for getting pumped up at the gym. Would definitely recommend it to anyone who loves electronic music.
This album is a must-have for any trance lover; it’s got all the right vibes and energy to get you moving!
This album is an absolute banger, had it on repeat all weekend – highly recommend!
I absolutely love this track, it’s got such a great energy to it and always gets me pumped up for a night out – definitely a must-listen for any electronic music fan!