AURA CLUB presents.
💃💃💃 SENSORY 💃💃💃
FREE ENTRY B4 MIDNIGHT $10 AFTER
HAPPY HOUR 10-12
Featuring DJ's
DJ Ray Saurin (Resident) Simon Beeston, Andre Madera
Techno, electronic dance music that began in the United States in the 1980s and became globally popular in the 1990s. With its glacial synthesizer melodies and brisk machine rhythms, techno was a product of the fascination of middle-class youths in Detroit, Michigan, for European electronic dance music.
Influenced by Kraftwerk’s Teutonic electro-pop and Alvin Toffler’s concept of “techno rebels,” a clique of deejay-producers Derrick May, Juan Atkins, and Kevin Saunderson began drawing attention to their innovative music in 1985. Crossing the Atlantic as an adjunct to Chicago house music, their early tracks Rythim Is Rythim’s “Strings of Life, Model 500’s No UFOs, and Inner City’s “Good Life” incited pandemonium on Europe’s dance floors. Unlike house, Detroit techno was primarily all-instrumental, and its beats were more complex than the disco-derived, four-to-the-floor kick-drum that underpinned house.
