5 Dance Music Videos That Celebrate Trans Visibility

Another weekend in the house, another great opportunity to delve into the dance scene without the hassle of cover charges, bathroom lines or overpriced drinks.As the quarantine continues, the livestream offerings continue expanding, and this weekend comes with a host of events to suit any genre preference.

Selena Quintanilla’s music legacy not only lives on through her five studio albums, but her array of music videos. 25 years after her death, fans have chance to remember the Queen of Tejano through the images she has left behind. The Mexican American songstress brought the essence and craft of her songs to life through the visuals which have been viewed on YouTube over a million times.

Taylor Swift has built a reputation for spilling the tea on her famous exes and enemies in her biggest hits, but she is also known to have recruited high-profile names to appear in her music videos.

J-pop singer Aimer has released the full versions of 10 of her music videos on her YouTube channel, to celebrate the account amassing a million subscribers and also as her way of thanking fans making her latest single, "Haru wa yuku / marie," a hit.The videos range from her sixth single, 2014's "StarRingChild," to tracks on her latest studio album, "We Two" and "Stand By You.""Haru wa yuku / marie" went on sale March 25 and sold 30,732 copies in its first week. The single reached No.

Britney Spears, the princess of pop, has——always delivered in music video form. These days, she's found a new source of creativity on Instagram, offering fascinating peeks into her world through short workout , Doolittle , and .

Full house! Kelly Clarkson has a lot of little ones at home, and she loves sharing her family’s sweetest moments on social media.

This is the kind of catchy Top-40 music we love!

As news of Orlando Puerta's death ripples through the music industry, those who knew the longtime dance music marketing and promotions executive are mourning his loss."I am forever indebted to Orlando and he will be sorely missed," Madonna tells Billboard. "His passion and commitment to dance and club music had no limits and he was a very big reason I had 50 number ones on the dance charts.

Orlando Puerta, a dance music promotions and marketing veteran known for his work with legends including Cher and Madonna, died from an upper respiratory infection at the age of 55. It is currently unknown whether the infection was caused by COVID-19, but a test is forthcoming. According to a statement released Monday (April 7) by his company Citrus

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Sofia Reyes shared with Billboard her ultimate quarantine playlist, appropriately titled "A Dance With Myself."While self-isolating, music is keeping the Mexican pop singer-songwriter company, and she's listening to songs like "Sunflower" by Harry Styles and C. Tangana and Rosalía's "Antes de Morirme.""I love these songs and they transport me to the beautiful moments in my life," Reyes tells Billboard.

This month the LGBTQ community and the world at large were shocked by the news that reverberated across the country regarding the grievous murder of Monika Diamond. A young, black transgender activist, this thirty-four-year-old businesswoman who was co-owner of an event promotion company was active in the Charlotte, North Carolina community as the Co-CEO of the International Mother of the Year Pageantry System that honors LGBTQ mothers.

Being in quarantine has helped many artists explore new ways to stay creative and entertain their fans.

From the opening scenes of “Tiger King,” it’s clear that Joe Exotic, the star of Netflix’s latest documentary sensation, was ready to do just about anything to become famous. Throughout the series, he attempts to film his own reality show, runs for the governor of Oklahoma and even tries his hand at country music.

Dance music festival season may be on pause, but the scene's album release schedule is still packed, with new projects en route from big names like Major Lazer and Kaskade and some excellent projects from a few new names too. All of this comes in addition to recent album releases from Four Tet, Nicolas Jaar, Caribou and more. We want to know: Which soon-to-drop dance music album are you most excited

Well, it's Friday evening (March 27), and on a night we'd usually be breaking out our dancing shoes for the club or packing our bags to head to a festival, we find ourselves at home on the computer, unable to leave the house and slightly unsure of how we're going to pass the time this weekend. But the world of dance music has always maintained a spirit of optimism, so even amid

While dance floors are empty worldwide, the beat goes on via the internet, where a high-caliber posse of dance and electronic acts including Major Lazer, Kygo, Nicolás Jaar, Seven Lions, Bicep and more have released music this week.With sounds spanning tropical folk, to techno, to house to experimental to trance, there's something for every niche of the dance world this week. We want to know which of the dance projects released this week ranks as your favorite.

“Tiger King”‘s Joe Exotic is giving us country music we didn’t know we needed.

All Hail Queen Mimi!