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Originally posted by Floorfiller honestly we have been heading down this path for quite some time. If you go back and read threads from 2009-2010 everyone knew that the deep house trend was coming. it's just very mainstream at the moment.

Oh man, Jason do you remember the deep house thread in MD that sprung about after a lot of us jumped ship about ten years ago? I know posted quite a bit in it, but mostly taha/fastmp3, an australian guy and a few others.

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Originally posted by Dinoz2013 IMHO Duke Dumont is the pioneer of getting this Sound popular in the UK, and making it more popular in abroad.

that's a bold generalization there

I'm sure Grant Nelson would highly disagree

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I actually don't mind it - it makes a welcome change to have commercially popular dance music that is warm, funky and restrained. There's also been a parallel rise in any number of slower, warmer and groovier house-y offshoots that are all getting labelled "deep house", all of which has rendered the term an incomprehensible cluster-fuck amalgamation of many different sounds, from what Dixon plays to what Sasha plays to what Seth Troxler plays, all labelled as "deep house".

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Originally posted by montana Oh man, Jason do you remember the deep house thread in MD that sprung about after a lot of us jumped ship about ten years ago? I know posted quite a bit in it, but mostly taha/fastmp3, an australian guy and a few others.

You know I don't really remember any particular threads. I just remember the trend building towards what it is today. and of course all the people completely opposed to it or saying that those predicting it were stupid lol.


hell i remember reading an article from computer music like 10 years ago that talked about sampling and kind of jokingly said, "hell, maybe the next big genre to be sampled is country" as if that was completely ridiculous and absurd.

now look at these pop hits by Avicii and others that are doing just that.

crazy to see how things ultimately come to be.

I found the thread I was talking about Jason, http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=203128 Somehow my memory led me to believe that you also contributed to it but there is none. But yeah, this was at the time I was really into Naked Music and a few other labels. One year prior I had started to branch out to other things but mostly house and deep house.

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man that IS a throw back thread lol. 2004 is way before what I was thinking. I was talking more about 2007-2008 as kind of a backlash to minimal etc. Trying to remember back to 2004 and I think I was really big into the prog stuff going on ala prog breaks. Luke Chable, Momu, etc. some good music in that thread though . I remember getting on the buzzin' fly kick as well as some other deeper house sounds like king britt a year or two after that thread, etc.

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As long as we're bitching about house, lets talk about nuhouse. What is nuhouse? Its this


What does that sound like?

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It sounds like early 90s house. But it was made recently, so its nuhouse. How fucking stupid and unnecessary is that? How many sub-genres and sub-sub-genres are we going to fucking make?

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Originally posted by Taipan Agreed. You da man!

because it's more scalable than trance

I love that Unicorn song, it's just early 90's house with garage influences, but made in the current day... I just classify that stuff as straight-up house music, anyways.

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Originally posted by djshire What does that sound like?

Inner City - Good Life

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Originally posted by Floorfiller If you go back and read threads from 2009-2010 everyone knew that the deep house trend was coming.

Yeah. I think a part of how I got into the sound in general was actually from listening to some of the user-made deep mixes posted here.

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