Deep House | Gabriel & Castellon – Till I Heard You Talking (Radio Edit)
Posted by JT on February 12, 2015
Turn up with Gabriel & Castellon, two dutchmen who deliver the funk. This track is will set the mood with a smooth vibe and sexy piano chords that blend perfectly with a signature deep house bass line. You won’t stop moving the second you plug this in to your stereo and it reminds us that summer is right around the corner. So grab a friend and swerve with us.
Chill, Deep House, House | OMI – Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix)
Posted by Juicebox on February 10, 2015
No matter how you outwardly express your opinion towards the genre, everybody loves tropical house. It is just saturated in feel-good vibes that transport you to any beach in the world right from your living room. Felix Jaehn hopped aboard the tropical train during its humble beginnings and has risen to the top in only a matter of a year. Last May, he remixed reggae singer, OMI’s, “Cheerleader” and took over global charts in a matter of weeks. The remix hit #1 in Australia, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden along with topping the iTunes, Spotify, and Shazam charts in many others. Check out the revitalized remix above.
Deep House, House | EDX – Remember House
Posted by Juicebox on February 9, 2015
2014 was a transient year for EDX, as we saw a shift in his production style from up-beat, melodic progressive house to a deeper, groovier sound. Works like “Breathin’” and his remix of Nora En Pure’s collaboration with Sons of Maria, “Uruguay,” were all huge hits, and that remix has been #2 on Beatport’s Deep House chart for more than a week now.
As 2015 is getting going, EDX continues his run of deep house releases, as seen in the preview of his forthcoming track, “Remember House.” The track is a departure from the progressive house genre that EDX has already conquered, rather it is a deep house smash, characterized by an archetypal house rhythm, an old-school vocal hook of “Do You Remember House,” and a melodic riff that lulls listeners into a deep groove. Preview the track here, and stay tuned for the released on March 2nd on Beatport.
Deep House, House | Bobby Nourmand – The Sound
Posted by Juicebox on February 5, 2015
Thank you Bobby Nourmand for bringing us back to one of our favorite movies as a kid. The LA producer recently remixed Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sounds of Silence” – which many will remember was a key component of the classic movie The Graduate – and he brought the 60s song to today’s dance floors. Pulling inspiration from the originals haunting nature, Bobby Nourmand arranges a hair-raising brew of thrilling bass pulses and uncanny melodies for a refreshing deep house heater rebranded as “The Sound.” Download this creative remix and be sure to watch out for Bobby Nourmand’s next releases.
Free Download: Bobby Nourmand – The Sound
Deep House | Disciples – They Don’t Know (Justin Jay Remix)
Posted by Juicebox on January 30, 2015
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A couple of weeks back, Annie Mac premiered Justin Jay‘s ominous remix of Disciples’ “They Don’t Know” on her BBC Radio 1 Show. The track dives into the deep parts of house music to spawn a villainous remix full of hypnotic percussion loops and growling bass tremors. Justin Jay’s current list of ventures are impressive being only 22 years old, but if this track is any indication of what is to come in 2015, fans can expect to see major strides to be made by the Dirtybird young gun. The track will be released via Pete Tong’s FFRR Records on February 22nd.
Deep House, Techno | Disciples – They Don’t Know (Justin Jay Remix) [Annie Mac Premiere]
Posted by Juicebox on January 26, 2015
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With appearances at HARD Summer, the upcoming Holy Ship!, multiple records on Dirtybird, and a forthcoming EP on Pets Recordings, Justin Jay’s humble beginnings as a future talent are not too shabby to say the least. Going into his last semester at USC, the 22-year-old producer can now add a world premiere on Annie Mac’s BBC Radio 1 show to his wall of accomplishments. Annie Mac debuted his newest remix of Disciples’ “They Don’t Know” to expose Justin Jay’s production finesse to anyone unfortunate enough to not be following him. JJ allows the remix to take on a personality of its own as he strips Disciples’ original of it’s playfulness and replaces it with a brooding counterpart. Fans can move and groove to the LA producers’ expertly hatched drum work and sulking synth melodies. Check out the premiere above and be on the look out for the official release coming soon.