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Disco and funk music videos: mirror-ball grooves, slap-bass funk, and boogie warmth. The family launches flat while the catalog seeds real disco and funk tags (Nu-Disco electronic crossover lives under EDM › House). On Videojam, "Disco & Funk" groups disco-rooted dance music (original 70s disco, nu-disco, and funk-leaning crossovers) under a single pillar. Tracks centre syncopated basslines, four-on-the-floor groove, string arrangements, and soulful vocals. LF SYSTEM took an old soul record and turned it into the summer everyone remembers.
Disco & Funk is a top-level family for classic disco, funk, and boogie music videos. Nu-disco is electronic crossover, so those videos roll up under EDM › House, not the Disco & Funk family rollup, until the catalog carries genuine disco and funk tags. It launches without sub-pillars, so videos appear flat on the family page as real disco and funk tags are curated in. Donna Summer at full power, the moment disco stopped being a trend and became the foundation everything four-on-the-floor still stands on. Listeners often cross into EDM from here — same dancefloor energy, different emphasis. The pillar is Videojam's grouping; disco and funk are distinct, well-established genres with separate histories that converge on the dancefloor.
What is Disco & Funk on Videojam?
Disco & Funk is a top-level family for classic disco, funk, and boogie music videos. It launches without sub-pillars, so videos appear flat on the family page as real disco and funk tags are curated in.
Where do nu-disco videos live?
Nu-disco is electronic crossover, so those videos roll up under EDM › House, not the Disco & Funk family rollup, until the catalog carries genuine disco and funk tags.