I'd like to hear those sheffield guys you speak of. The problem with "soulful house" or whatever anyone wants to call it is (just like other genres) that it's a 90/10 rule (and that's probably too generous) so that 90+% makes it easier to draw such conclusions.
One could say the same for all those basic channel/mills bites I guess. Not that I listen to much other stuff so I can't really speak on it. Joe On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 11:47 AM, Martin <mar...@dustscience.com> wrote: > I always listen out for the guys below and often go out and see them, as odd > as it sounds I like watching what Theo does to a crowd but I've moved more > and more away for soulful stuff and cookie cutter Detroit pads. I've got > friends in Sheffield making souful house and it does nothing for me at all > right now. > > For a while I've just had the vibe that Detroit is making the sound it thinks > people want to hear but I'm happy to be wrong. > > m > > On 4 Mar 2013, at 19:20, David Powers wrote: > >> All the house guys in Detroit are consistently putting out quality >> music (your subjective enjoyment may vary of course): >> Delano Smith >> Norm Tally >> Mike Huckaby >> Rick Wade >> Rick Wilhite >> Moodymann >> Marcellus Pittman >> Theo Parrish >> Scott Grooves >> Kyle Hall >> Omar S >> >> Plus, had good (proper techno) albums from Robert Hood and Terrence >> Dixon recently. That seems like a pretty high amount of activity as >> far as I'm concerned. And this list isn't nearly complete. >> >> ~David >
