Скачать или смотреть DJ Disciple — System Soundbar Toronto 1999 + Chase The Party Interviews

In 1999, DJ Disciple returned to Toronto to play the anniversary party at System Soundbar — and captured rare interviews for his Chase The Party series on Pseudo.com, one of the earliest vlogging and streaming platforms on the internet.

This historic footage documents not only his performance, but also the voices of Toronto’s house culture during a pivotal moment at the end of the 1990s.

🎤 Interviews & Features

Jen Starr — talent booker for The Guvernment, Toronto’s legendary superclub

DJ Sneak — Toronto-raised house pioneer who carried Chicago’s jackin’ grooves worldwide

Kenny Glasgow — cornerstone of Toronto’s deep house community, later of Art Department

DJ Myka — underground Toronto DJ and scene builder

Record shops — including Play De Record and Trax, vital hubs for vinyl culture and house music discovery in Canada

📍 About This Video

Event: System Soundbar Anniversary (October 1999)

Location: 117 Peter Street, Toronto

Context: System Soundbar had opened earlier that year and was quickly becoming a new hub after Industry. Disciple’s performance, paired with these candid interviews, created a one-of-a-kind snapshot of Toronto nightlife.

🌍 Why It Matters

This video was originally showcased through Chase The Party on Pseudo.com, marking Disciple as one of the first DJs to use internet vlogging to document global house music culture.

Few filmed archives exist of Toronto’s house scene from this period, making this footage rare and invaluable for Canadian music historians.

It highlights how Black American DJs like Disciple not only spread house music abroad but also archived it in real time, preserving the voices of the DJs, promoters, and shops that shaped Toronto’s legacy.