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First Floor #269 – Following the Conversation
Music Discourse Has Migrated to Instagram
First Floor #268 – Someone Has to Ask the Hard Questions
Music Journalism Desperately Needs More Muckrakers
First Floor #267 – A Bright Spot Among the Bad Vibes
First Floor #266 – Exploring Parallel Worlds
First Floor #265 – It Doesn't Have to Be This Way
First Floor #264 – Money Talks
The Business of Dance Music Is Booming. The Culture? That's Another Story.
First Floor #263 – The Pluses and Minuses of Perpetual Recycling
Carré Knows All the Stereotypes About LA Dubstep—and She's Defying Them
First Floor #262 – What Happens When the Lights Go Out
First Floor #261 – Context Desperately Needed
First Floor #260 – Which Tier Will You Pick?
The Fracturing of the Music Internet
First Floor #259 – That Explains It
Brands Have Been Wedging Their Way into Dance Music for Decades. Andy Crysell Wrote a Book About It.
First Floor #258 – That Was Unexpected
Ploy Took an Unexpected Left Turn into House Music
First Floor #257 – The Messenger Matters
Bands Might Be the Future of Electronic Music
First Floor #256 – More Reading, Less Reacting
Dance Music Is Still Losing Its Pioneers
First Floor #255 – Smoke and Mirrors in the DJ Booth
The Puzzling Prevalence of Ryanair DJs
First Floor #254 – This Is Fine
The Music Business Is Broken, and Everybody Knows It
First Floor #253 – Embracing the Jam
In a Volatile World, Barker Is Trying New Things—And Loving It
First Floor #252 – The Allure of the Past
30 Tracks Celebrating 40 Years of Dance Mania, Part 2
30 Tracks Celebrating 40 Years of Dance Mania, Part 1
First Floor #251 – The Worst Wellness Product
First Floor Ventures into the Real World
First Floor #250 – How Can Something So Important Sound So Bad?
Big Beat Was Worse Than You Remember
First Floor #249 – Looking for Bright Spots
Voice Actor Shares Some of Her Secrets
First Floor #248 – Another One Bites the Dust
XLR8R Closed Up Shop, and Nobody Really Noticed
First Floor #247 – New Year, Same Old Streaming Problems
Liz Pelly Wrote a Book About Spotify and the "Systemic Grift" of Streaming