City built on House Music

House music, born in the vibrant clubs of Chicago in the 1980s, was created as a space for inclusivity and unity. Its roots in marginalized communities, particularly Black, LGBTQ+, and working-class cultures, made it a celebration of diversity and equality. The genre’s emphasis on collective joy, shared experiences on the dancefloor, and the freedom of self-expression reflects a powerful message of acceptance and belonging. House music transcends boundaries, bringing people together regardless of background, identity, or status, making it a musical movement rooted in equality and unity.