Show Notes
Brooklyn nightlife goddess Heaven Ender joins us this week to take us through the history of Nightcore, from the origins of the genre to how it's influenced Hyperpop and remix culture at large. And speaking of remix culture, Heaven also gives us a look into the fascinating Betty Boop Facebook community, where you can request a Betty Boop edit for quite literally any occasion.
Follow Heaven on Instagram at @heavenender, and if you're in NYC come to STR8 to DVD: MODERATE TAVERE CLOWN SEVERITY at C'mon Everybody on 3/12!
Music & Links:
Sematary - "Truey Jeans"
nightcorehistory (YouTube playlist)
nightcorehistory (SoundCloud playlist)
Little Piece - "MTCS (feat. YUNG ONYX & gaythembo) (Extended)"
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