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Ghettotech

Ghettotech (also known as Detroit club) is a genre of electronic music originating from Detroit. It combines elements of Chicago's ghetto house with electro, Detroit techno, and Miami bass.

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Cultural origins
Early–mid-1990s, Detroit and Chicago, United States
Stylistic origins
Ghetto house · electro · Detroit techno · Miami bass

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Nodes22
Edges21
Triples33
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
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related to overview · 16
Ghettotech → As DJ Godfather, BPM, Detroit, Detroit Metro Times, DJing, DJs, Former Detroit, Hobey Echlin, It, Jeff, Live Crew, Mills, The, The Electrifying Mojo, The Wizard, Vocals
related to Further reading · 12
Ghettotech → Archived, CMJ Network, CMJ New Music Monthly, December, Ethan Brown, Ghetto, Global Darkness, Inc, Michigan, Stylus Magazine, The Bluffer's Guide, Wayback Machine
Stylistic origins · 4
Ghettotech → Detroit techno, electro, Ghetto house, Miami bass
Cultural origins · 1
Ghettotech → Early–mid-1990s, Detroit and Chicago, United States

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detroit music electro techno ghetto genre house dance style also electronic miami bass genres festival article combines chicago's fast beats

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GhettotechCultural originsEarly–mid-1990s, Detroit and Chicago, United States1.00infobox
GhettotechStylistic originsGhetto house1.00infobox
GhettotechStylistic originselectro1.00infobox
GhettotechStylistic originsDetroit techno1.00infobox
GhettotechStylistic originsMiami bass1.00infobox
Ghettotechrelated to Further readingMichigan0.60section
Ghettotechrelated to Further readingThe Bluffer's Guide0.60section
Ghettotechrelated to Further readingArchived0.60section
Ghettotechrelated to Further readingWayback Machine0.60section
Ghettotechrelated to Further readingStylus Magazine0.60section
Ghettotechrelated to Further readingGlobal Darkness0.60section
Ghettotechrelated to Further readingGhetto0.60section

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