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Ishkur
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Vancouver, BC
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May-02-2006 08:50
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DJ Shibby
Amphoteric Superbase

Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Of Earthzen and the Therethen
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| quote: | Originally posted by Ishkur
BEFORE ANYONE PIPES IN WITH WRONG, STUPID, OR COMPLETELY IDIOTIC SUGGESTIONS, let me get something across first:
A track with a brooding bassline does not make it deep.
Deep House refers to the groove, the rhythm, the feeling of being chilled, laidback, and smooth/grooved (aka smooved). That's why it's called Deep House. It's a house thing. It's chiefly exported from San Francisco and Chicago. Things that make it extra special that differentiate it from other forms of house (including "progressive"): real instruments. Saxophones, cellos, pianos. It is closer in relation to acid jazz and the swanky, soulful downtempo scene than it does with anything coming out of the asscrack of bloated brit former trance labels.
I like Nick Holder, Sunday Brunch, Miguel Migs, Kevin Yost, Blue Six, The Rurals, Mark Farina, Solar House, Demarkus Lewis, Dimitri from Paris, Fred Everything, Ian Pooley, Eddie Amador. The San Francisco scene has got to be the best Deep House scene in the world. So chill, so real, so right. |
It's called Deep House because the groove and bassline are very involving and "thick"; very well patterned sub basslines give strong depth to the lowend. The title of the genre exactly fits what the emotion and feel of the sound is.
Personally, I love Deep House, props to the thread starter. :P
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May-08-2006 01:46
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