How deep is your house (music)
May. 29th, 2019 02:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
drwexThis entry is thematically similar to the previous one but different enough that I wanted to put it out.
If any of you read my notes with the links, you might've noticed I'm sort of getting twisted around how people are using the "deep house" label. Well, along comes DJ Steveboy to sort things out:
https://www.groovelectric.com/deepend.html
This Groovelectric mix is a deep house mix - what he calls "classic" deep house. He goes on to comment about the evolution of the label into things I'd noticed; he calls it "deep progressive". In both cases, "deep" refers to more chill versions of the music. And in particular, Steve's notion of deep house as "night music" with its sultry approach mirrors my own.
It's a great collection of tunes, too. Worth the listen.
If any of you read my notes with the links, you might've noticed I'm sort of getting twisted around how people are using the "deep house" label. Well, along comes DJ Steveboy to sort things out:
https://www.groovelectric.com/deepend.html
This Groovelectric mix is a deep house mix - what he calls "classic" deep house. He goes on to comment about the evolution of the label into things I'd noticed; he calls it "deep progressive". In both cases, "deep" refers to more chill versions of the music. And in particular, Steve's notion of deep house as "night music" with its sultry approach mirrors my own.
It's a great collection of tunes, too. Worth the listen.
