What house is this + recommend more similar?

sixamsedna · Post by **sixamsedna** » Thu Nov 08, 2012 7:19 am

I've been listening to this since this first got released and I've never been able to find similar type of house. Deep bass/beat - and a progressive nature to it. It's very minimal, stripped back but what I love the most about it besides the buildup is the overall feel to it - it sounds... cosmic, but a very PARTICULAR type of cosmic sound, the echo/reverb of the main synthline is what I'm talking about it. The overall monotony, but very trancelike monotony. I can't explain it really but I just really love THIS particular side of house music. Where it's mainly the beat, and a similar looping/synthline that sounds like it's reverbating in space.

Can anyone PLEEEEEASE help me out discovering more house like this. I want to say this is Deep House, it certainly sounds like it - but these tunes are so rare.

fassyman · Post by **fassyman** » Thu Nov 08, 2012 10:10 am

itsss dat tecky minimal sound

you might like ryo murakami, i play this one alot

audio werner, seriously under rated, kinda treads the line between deep and tech house

half hawaii

most artists releasing on perlon really

move d maybe

south3rn · Post by **south3rn** » Thu Nov 08, 2012 2:50 pm

how do you feel about this track?

sixamsedna · Post by **sixamsedna** » Fri Nov 09, 2012 5:08 am

fassyman - your recs are not bad, but not exactly what I'm looking for. I could be looking for a needle in a haystack essentially, and Broke in the BX could be one of those rare tunes that just fit the overall feel I'm going for. But for instance the Audio Werner tune, it has one of the elements I like in house which is that repition/echoing of vox - the niche for me is that it has to have that ECHOing effect that BX has with the vox. I have this entire thing about digging tunes that sound "futuristic" again, that could mean absolutely zero to someone, but that's how I describe it. That Half Hawaii tune is not bad, but it's essentially minimal to me, doesn't have that deepness and vastness (despite essentially being minimal itself) of BX.

Move D's "Quit Quittin'" has one of the right elements, the sorta echoing vocal, but its ruined for me by that early 90's synthline throughout that I never liked at all.

Rhythm ^ Sound - Aground has those echo elements, but its too much of a reggae/dub beat - I'm looking for a 4/4 house beat. But it does contain those elements I like.