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i thought that was the point of it?gwa wrote:hot creations and the whole sound coming from labels like them and others is incredibly cheesy imoBASED wrote:I can only take so much Art Department.... a lot of people in the House community feel Hot Creation is the Brostep of house music, I disagree but can see where they are coming from...... Deep House is where its at tho
coming from a non-house perspective and buying tunes from both of those labels i can certainly see where you're coming fromBASED wrote:do you consider Miguel Campbell cheeseball? I get what you mean tho these labels like HC and Crosstown are scewing the meaning and soul from house music from a feeeling to some druged up cheese ball thing, I respect Soul Clap a ton tho they are amazing DJ's who have been grinding for over a decade and get a ton of respect in the industry.gwa wrote:yeah kyle hall is good, wouldn't class him like lee foss and miguel campbell tho, different sound.
raw cuts is fucking gold! + good looking recordBASED wrote:this is my fav
happy i baged it early from my record store. absolute fuckin brilliant tune!gwa wrote:
discog prices on this are ridiculous. serious output from kyle hall
gwa wrote:it's the same in Manchester that's for sure.
fixedLA_Boxers wrote:Defo agree with those labels being the brostep of house. The events where DJs like Lee Foss, Jamie Jones etc etc play "sell out" in record time, but generally by people who dont give a shit about the music and just go to put on their sandiest chinos, boatiest boat shoes and most denimy denim shirts and take as much ket & coke, mdma and speed as they can and stay up for the longest time possible and go to the most after parties possible, and then brag about it on facebook with instagram photos. This may generally be a berlin thing, but I guess it must be similar all over.
gwa wrote:it's the same in essex that's for sure.
he's not that great of a dj either, his fabric mix is decent but i remember watching his boiler room and wasnt impresseddubloke wrote:never been to one in Brighton, but judging by the fact that most other nights are like that all the time, I hate to think what a Jamie Jones night would like
Seems logical. My mates and i have been getting pretty heavily into Deeper house/techno over the past year or so and we are all 20-21.noam wrote:i was chattin to a mate about it and i kinda figure that its just when you and your mates reach a certain age you just start listening to Deep House... get to like 23/24 and suddenly you think house is blowing up cos you've just discovered it lol
This. Due to this thread i have just been looking through Juno all day for new tunes. Been finding loads that i knew but didn't know what the names were then loads of sick new ones!knell wrote:gems: this thread has them.
I agree to some extent that they bring that type of crowd, but on the other hand they are loved on Resident Advisor and are at the top of many of their polls, so clearly people do care about the music and understand the genre to some extent, visionquest has released some awesome stuff toLA_Boxers wrote:Defo agree with those labels being the brostep of house. The events where DJs like Lee Foss, Jamie Jones etc etc play "sell out" in record time, but generally by people who dont give a shit about the music and just go to put on their sandiest chinos, boatiest boat shoes and most denimy denim shirts and take as much ket & coke as they can and stay up for the longest time possible and go to the most after parties possible, and then brag about it on facebook with instagram photos. This may generally be a LDN thing, but I guess it must be similar all over.