How do I get into House music?
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Soulful house is a lot like a fond memory; past events so endearing, majestic a and felicitous, you always revert to it when your mind yearns to fill a contemporary void or insatisfaction.
Well, let me instill some new memories into your cranium.
This is beautiful shiit i ask of you HIGHLY to please listen. Just give it a whirl.
Of course, there's more where this came from because i'm type heavy and abyssfully deep into the genre.
I want to introduce you to a relatively unknown, but immensely popular house dj in the land of the rising sun. His performing monicker is DJ Kawasaki. His melodies and remixes are something grandeur and earthly organic yet so blissfully soulful, you'd swear it came with a side of collard greens and candied yams.
So prepare to follow me on this journey. Free your mind for just one moment as this soundtrack will suspend you in a space of sonic captivation and bass pounding epicness with the keys, percussion, strings and snares that would make a grandma come out of life's retirement.
THis is the impact of soulful house.
Let's fly:
(how bout a stevie wonder rendition? In the format of HOUSE)
And remember that mid 90's Brownstone hit that Michael Jackson penned?
Well... here's a tune that's enough to make a chilly saturday morning seem like a daycation in the bahamas with a cosmo tipped off with a orange wedge and micro umbrella; it's straight Land-O-Lakes.
Let it take over your aura... and just fall into it.
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Well, let me instill some new memories into your cranium.
This is beautiful shiit i ask of you HIGHLY to please listen. Just give it a whirl.
Of course, there's more where this came from because i'm type heavy and abyssfully deep into the genre.
I want to introduce you to a relatively unknown, but immensely popular house dj in the land of the rising sun. His performing monicker is DJ Kawasaki. His melodies and remixes are something grandeur and earthly organic yet so blissfully soulful, you'd swear it came with a side of collard greens and candied yams.
So prepare to follow me on this journey. Free your mind for just one moment as this soundtrack will suspend you in a space of sonic captivation and bass pounding epicness with the keys, percussion, strings and snares that would make a grandma come out of life's retirement.
THis is the impact of soulful house.
Let's fly:
(how bout a stevie wonder rendition? In the format of HOUSE)
And remember that mid 90's Brownstone hit that Michael Jackson penned?
Well... here's a tune that's enough to make a chilly saturday morning seem like a daycation in the bahamas with a cosmo tipped off with a orange wedge and micro umbrella; it's straight Land-O-Lakes.
Let it take over your aura... and just fall into it.
.
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What i love about house music is that i never have to be in the mood for it.
Living life itself is a parallel to house. Shiit goes hand in hand for a fella.
When i get in the whip, i have the confidence in my random button on the player, that it would shuffle it to a tune that would serve as my temporary moment of escapism.
The track comes on, the beat commences and suddenly, i immerse myself in the production and it's game over.
The last song i recall having this celestially incredible feeling is...
House can be about life, persevering, social woes... it can be about falling in love. But the way house musicians pen the lyrics is almost synonymous with how the song is recorded. It's sync with the harmonies and the way it meshes is something straight out of a mother's womb; as if its pairing was designed to perfect specifications of the music gods.
Sorry if ramble. But you can see my enthusiasm and passion for the music is beyond my own existence. You see? The roots of house music originated from the soul and disco sounds of the 70's. The 4 beat pattern is essential to the manufacturing of a fundamental house record. Now, i may be a bit partial because i grow up listening to it when my parents use to have Boney M, EWF, Jack 5, Donna Summer, etc.
Now, with disco/soulful - the music is the same, just an extension of the grooves but with different artists and contemporary instruments. The torch still burns on.
When you feel it... you'll know.
If you don't believe? Let Stevie tell you how i feels:
"All I Do..." is listen to these powerful gems.
Let's get it.
.
Living life itself is a parallel to house. Shiit goes hand in hand for a fella.
When i get in the whip, i have the confidence in my random button on the player, that it would shuffle it to a tune that would serve as my temporary moment of escapism.
The track comes on, the beat commences and suddenly, i immerse myself in the production and it's game over.
The last song i recall having this celestially incredible feeling is...
House can be about life, persevering, social woes... it can be about falling in love. But the way house musicians pen the lyrics is almost synonymous with how the song is recorded. It's sync with the harmonies and the way it meshes is something straight out of a mother's womb; as if its pairing was designed to perfect specifications of the music gods.
Sorry if ramble. But you can see my enthusiasm and passion for the music is beyond my own existence. You see? The roots of house music originated from the soul and disco sounds of the 70's. The 4 beat pattern is essential to the manufacturing of a fundamental house record. Now, i may be a bit partial because i grow up listening to it when my parents use to have Boney M, EWF, Jack 5, Donna Summer, etc.
Now, with disco/soulful - the music is the same, just an extension of the grooves but with different artists and contemporary instruments. The torch still burns on.
When you feel it... you'll know.
If you don't believe? Let Stevie tell you how i feels:
"All I Do..." is listen to these powerful gems.
Let's get it.
.
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Yinny
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Depends on what kind of house you want to hear, there's tons. You can start with 90s, soulful house and go from there.
infamous003
The New Style
Find any sets by:
John Acquaviva
Erick Morillo
Derrick Carter
Deep Dish
Mark Farina
For whatever reason, I can't remember any others at the moment, but I'll return with more names. I don't know any new DJs, but these are the guys I rocked when I first started listening to house music in the late 90s/early 2000s.
Oh, I'd be remiss if I didn't add DJ Dan..."Another Late Night" may be my favorite dance-music CD of all time.
John Acquaviva
Erick Morillo
Derrick Carter
Deep Dish
Mark Farina
For whatever reason, I can't remember any others at the moment, but I'll return with more names. I don't know any new DJs, but these are the guys I rocked when I first started listening to house music in the late 90s/early 2000s.
Oh, I'd be remiss if I didn't add DJ Dan..."Another Late Night" may be my favorite dance-music CD of all time.
Yinny
I miss LLC Twitter
Can someone link me to the remix of Digitribe's "What Happens Next"- not the original, there's a guy with deep bass on this version! shyt is too dope
:ponder: we serious here?
i guess i wasnt the only one