This documentary explores the origins of house music, tracing its roots back to Chicago's "Warehouse" club in the early 1990s. The term "House" came into being because listeners wanted music they heard there. Character actor Jack is also revealed as a recurring figure in house tracks. By the late 1980s, house music had spread beyond its American origins, branching out into various forms like Drum and Bass and Techno. Additionally, the documentary delves into the rave scene that emerged during this time period.
Pump Up the Volume
The documentary delves into the origins of house music, tracing its roots back to the Warehouse clubs in Chicago. Initially known as "House," the genre emerged when DJs began playing tracks from these venues and popularizing them outside of the Warehouse environment.
