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After the release of Beyoncé’s “Break My Soul,” Charles, Khal Davenport, and Justin Sayles discuss the origins of dance music, whether the genre will see widespread popularity, and what it means for pop music
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Charles Holmes is joined by Ringer editors Khal Davenport and Justin Sayles to discuss why pop stars like Beyoncé and Drake are suddenly making house music. Following the release of Beyoncé’s new single, “Break My Soul,” the trio discuss the origins of dance music, whether the genre will see widespread popularity, what it means for the state of pop music, and more.
Host: Charles Holmes
Guests: Khal Davenport, Justin Sayles
Producers: Justin Sayles, Devon Renaldo
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