That said, here's one I think everyone would agree qualifies as
"deep house":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTBRkL2gltk
Unless you listen to this mix and then it qualifies as dub techno?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=2uovB5Ah_GI&feature=fvwrel
Marginally related, I was just reading this article about the deadmau5
button-press affair and there's an interesting bit about Danny
Tenaglia getting heat from NYC house heads for rinsing Maurizio records.
http://hotwaterinc.tumblr.com/post/25938207447/hitstart
"Tenaglia got tons of flack from the ?old-school? house DJ community
for playing current, not-necessarily-house music, including trance
(Tilt?s ?Angry Skies? was a Vinyl anthem) and minimal tech-dub
(Maurizio?s ?M-Series? inspired a lot of his own productions). So
while he?s grouped with these guys now, he was something of an outcast
and revolutionary at the time."
fh
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To keep it on somewhat on topic for this list, Though they cover other
styles, I myself would say that both Rick Wade... Any of the 3
Chairs....Larry Heard, check out Fred P/Black Jazz Consortium,
DJ Aakamael ....Ron Trent... At least for me, those are definitely ones
that I would include in the Deep House category amongst other categories.
That might not be what may be the newest trend of "Deep House" in
Europe, but that's what has and always will be deep house to me....
Dave
On 7/9/2012 7:03 PM, darnistle wrote:
This probably isn't the forum for such a question, but could someone
give some examples of "deep house" in contradistinction to other
styles of house?
The term seems to be thrown about very often, but I still have no real
sense of what "deep house" sounds like as opposed to (for example)
jazzy house or disco house or micro house or whatever.
On 7/9/2012 1:06 PM, kent williams wrote:
From what I gather the trend in Europe is away from Minimal and Tech
House to 'Deep House' -- a term that in context covers a multitude of
sins. I think that this has upped the visibility of real house music
in general and Detroit House in particular.
Even if the mainstream of the new 'Deep House' thing is just tech
house with more 707 beats and out of context soul vocal samples, it
may be a case of rising water floating all boats.
On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 11:51 AM, David Powers <cybo...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
Jason, regarding In The Dark: The Soul of Detroit, you said: 'not so
long ago you couldn't give music like this away so it's nice to see
people "rediscovering" Detroit House'... Any idea why this would be
the case? What has changed, and what do you think made such music
undesirable in this time 'not so long ago'?
~David
