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By Andrew Kim and Irene Takashinu
A bokt new type of music is swwping
across California and quickJv taking mot
in Ihe Bay Area. The age of techno-rave
chance music is bem ;.
*• "Tcchno-ravclsafOrmof Hi-E>IRG
dance musk," David Margufio. reponal
rnaiwpcr of artists and -repertoire tor Sony
Musk.sikl. "a combines tht» basic disco
moves arid musical Ihemo of the 1970*5
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rap vocals that cany the political senscand
style of lhe'1990'sand you have tefJina"
Oneof (he hottest act. is, Rnzalh known
for her hit-single, "Everybody's Free fib
Fre!Good)."Hersong has brai played on
. Top40/datKCStatic«isthtpttghoutCalifbr
nia. Overseas, Snap literally owned the
United Kingdom's musk* charts in August
with their single "Rhythm h A Uamer,"
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met to ike top
where singles by diftwnl artbfc. areputon
one tape," a salesperson for Tower
Records/Video at 5»-»r.estown said.
"Rozallaand SmarteE'sarcals*>hot"
Popular compilation tapes out on market
today are This isTechw. Vblume n, featuring
such artists as F05, euphoria, and
Gravity, and Technnotcc, \\r. Cindy S.Yu
1401 Webster Sx.
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