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There is much debate on the origin of house music.

Join the house party today and turn up the volume with two iconic DJ’s.

We have legendary Detroit Native Kelly Holmes and Chicagoan Vince Adams who will be pumping out non-stop house music from 2PM EST/1PM CST to 5PM EST/4PM CST!

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