Deep House | EDX – Want You
Posted by GMONEY on March 26, 2015
Hot off the heels of his last club banger, “Remember House,” EDX has returned with “Want You.” The Swiss-based producer, who has cemented his legacy as one of the progressive greats, has been known for his exploration within the different subgenres of house, and “Want You” perfectly balances his new house stylings with his defining progressive sound. Deep, dark undertones lay the foundation for the track while EDX gives the track a different vibe with uplifting melodies and synth stabs that are an ode to his progressive house days. The track is set to be released on April 13th via HK Records, so make sure to get your copy when it drops!
Bass, Deep House, Future House, House | Watermät & TAI – Frequency (Original Mix)
Posted by GMONEY on March 25, 2015
Watermat has an ingenious tick that only comes to light once in a while. His trilling horn slashes in his breakout single, “Bullit,” brought a soundscape unheard of before, and the French mastermind is back with a new single, “Frequency,” with Dim Mak regular TAI. Again with a bag of surprises, the producer team take the groovey melodies of deep house and infuse them with blaring synths to deliver a track that seems to take on a genre of its own. “Frequency” will be out in full on March 30th on Spinnin’ Records.
Deep House | Sean Glass Goes Disco With Remix of Robert Delong’s “Long Way Back”
Posted by Juicebox on March 24, 2015
Disco is a guilty pleasure of many and the resurgence of the genre seems to be making its way back into modern sounds. Sean Glass takes a trip back to a time full of afros and lava lamps when crafting his inaugural track – a remix of Robert Delong’s “Long Way Back.” His disco influence isn’t as saturated as other producers, but he tastefully and intricately integrates it into a deep house backbone to really flaunt his past experience in the musical landscape. See for yourself with the stream above! Watch out for the remix to be released on Glassnote Records on March 31st.
Deep House, Mashups | DOSVEC – Runaway Buggin
Posted by BIGLIFE on March 19, 2015
Galantis hit “Runaway” (U & I) gets a very different twist from its original sound as DOSVEC mashes it with Justin Martin’s “Buggin” and the end result is a bass heavy tune that gets your ass moving the entire time.
Deep House, House | Justin Jay Brings the Groove on Diverse Momentum EP
Posted by Juicebox on March 17, 2015
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LA-based Justin Jay has just released his 3 track EP on Pets Recordings, Momentum, and the young producer really pulled out all the stops to show us that he can produce every kind of deep. Long-time fans of the rising artist will be ecstatic to hear “How I Knew” for its intricate funk and bass elements that are also present in “Momentum.” With the title track, Justin Jay and Kill Frenzy channel their inner dark sides to spawn a creation that is meant for those warehouse parties where you don’t know what time it is that resonates closely to their previous collaboration. Finally, “You Give Me Butterflies” makes us never want to grow up because Justin Jay uses his airy synths and wistful FXs to make us truly feel those butterflies inside. With Momentum being his fourth EP, you can bet that Justin Jay has just begun his reign of rhythm and will continue on to reach for the stars in the coming future. Grab the EP here and enjoy!
Mashups, Mix | DOSVEC – “A.D.D.” Radio Episode #17
Posted by BIGLIFE on March 5, 2015
With Spring right around the corner DOSVEC delivers a brilliant “A.D.D.” show that combines some classic progressive house tunes with some current deep house and to end the show a funky twist to Galantis “Runaway”.
The show runs 54 minutes and will make any downtime you have blow right by. So what you waiting for – Press PLAY and let’s bring in Spring PROPER
House | Disciples – They Don’t Know (Sirus Hood Remix)
Posted by Juicebox on February 17, 2015
UK-based production trio, Disciples, has firmly thrived in the London underground scene as a member of Pete Tong’s revered FFRR label. Armed with strong production skills, the talented trio has seen massive success with their particular style, and their latest release, “They Don’t Know,” is no different. Reminiscent of an old-school, 80s New York approach, the Disciples’ original track is a groovy deep house offering, but mysterious French producer, Sirus Hood, has stepped up to the plate with his own remix of the track. Hood has taken “They Don’t Know” from it’s deep roots to a banging G-House-esque track that completely flips the original on its head. Check out the track above.