Freestyle Madness presents the Decades of Dreams outdoor music festival on Saturday, Sept. 21, with music from the 1980s, '90s, 2000s and beyond.

The Freestyle movement started in New York in the early 1980s by a group of young, mostly Latin singers, DJs and producers who ended up effortlessly filling dancefloors and burning up the pop ...

The Freestyle Explosion roadshow is like a Warped Tour of dance music, gathering together the brightest artistic lights of the bubbly, synthy, post-disco explosion that was 1980s freestyle.

“That’s like Miami Freestyle 101, and that was created there.” The spotlight on the Beat Club caught the nation's attention, partly because Menendez became a reporting DJ for Billboard.

During an interview over lunch in Miami last month, Hill explained that the electronic dance music of the late 1980s emerged from Latin hip hop. “It wasn’t called freestyle.

Point of No Return Edition How freestyle—a frenetic, synthetic Latin-flavored ’80s dance genre—bridged the disco and hip-hop eras while racking up scores of hits.

Taylor Dayne, the late 1980s pop diva whose signature hit “Tell It To My Heart” set her on a hit-making, cross-genre music career well into the 1990s, is on a marquee of throwback so-called ...

As a dance beat, Freestyle popped up in the 1980s as a post-disco, pre-house style of music that used synthesizers and drum machines, and even dabbled in samples, gaining it the nickname "Latin ...