Detroit’s Charivari festival celebrates the city’s techno and house music, “almost like a mini Movement Music Festival ” Metro Times editor-in-chief Lee DeVito writes. This year’s fest, now in its 10th year, proved no different than years past, full of celebration, dancing, and of course, music. —Jenna Jones
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Detroit is considered the birthplace of techno music, emerging in the early 1980s from the city’s underground electronic music scene. Detroit techno evolved from a blend of funk, electro, and European electronic sounds, creating a distinctive style that influenced electronic music worldwide. Credit: Viola Klocko Credit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola KlockoCredit: Viola Klocko
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