DANCE YOUR WAY HOME

Below is an exert from, very very early on the gem of this book about dancing, dancefloors and the kind of people that frequent them.

I have spent years trying to explain to people, exactly this: I love music I love to dance, I feel free in this type of an environment, because somewhere in the region of 90% of the people there are exactly like me, there for the same reasons and haven't accidentally walked in to the wrong club. And soon as I read that part I was hooked.

Juin :)

Dance is somehow hard to value or take seriously, at least in some quarters of British society. Partly because people equate dancefloors with hedonism and sex-places to get trashed and pull a partner. Some of the places I have been have been hedonistic and some have led to love, sex and partnerships. However I would say that 'Music and dancing were the primary attractions for most of the people found on the dancefloors you will encounter in this book, people on the pull congregated elsewhere"

It's a fast track in understanding the secret formula that brings on a collective euphoria through music. It's brilliant l Giles Peterson