With Pride Month and Black Music Month in full swing, PBS on June 18 shines a light on the popular disco music genre of the 1970s in a new documentary series, Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution.

The three-part documentary showcases disco from its origins in New York City basement bars of the early 1970s to the peak of the genre on the global charts, violent attempts to end the genre, and its influence on today’s musical artists, according to PBS. In addition, the series looks at the disco’s legacy of providing an outlet to marginalized communities whose voices were not heard by mainstream audiences, according to producer/director Shianne Brown (PBS’s Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World; Nat Geo’s Erased: WW2’s Heroes of Color.)