The moments and minds that define modern music

Alex Rosner shaped New York City's nightlife in the 1970s as a sound designer for its most iconic disco clubs.

Eddie Palmieri brought a distinct brand of funk and activism to New York City in an era of revolution.

How the worlds of art and engineering were revolutionised during the 60s and 70s.

A Chicago DJ unwittingly started a dance music revolution with one of radio's most infamous publicity stunts.

Kaytranada discusses his collaborations with other artists and how he has found his unique success.

Inventive electro artist Look Mum No Computer discusses and performs two of his tracks.

Predicting wave activity in the ocean was thought to be impossible until surfer Sean Collins cracked the code.

The lovechild of fashion and dance, Voguing was born in New York City but lives anew in Barcelona, Spain.

Dive deep into the origins of Afro Dance in Nigeria and how it has shaped a global mainstream culture.

A vogue group of rogues frame the future of surfing in this wild, progressive and provocative film.

Music producer Eric Dingus talks about making and promoting his music.

Inventor Bob Moog took the worlds of science and music and synthesised a seismic shift in the sonic landscape.

Look into the future of surfing as the guys surf three experimental shapes from different visionary shapers.

R 'n' B duo rosegold give an inside look at how their restrictive upbringing and shaped them and their music.

Alex Rosner shaped New York City's nightlife in the 1970s as a sound designer for its most iconic disco clubs.

Teyana Taylor brings energy and passion to the stage with her performance of Rose In Harlem.