The very, very best House music thread

[phes]

Uncredited (Label: QC Passed) - Pianodance (2019)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RwvLBSFNMY

100Hz - Whisper (2000)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTAtujzr2YU

[chutnut]

I bloody love house
Recently moved house (the other one) and have space to use my decks again for the first time in a couple of years. Got about 1700 records and I'd say between a third and a half of them are house

The Kings Of The Late Night - Fly Away (Theo Parrish Remix)

D'Pac With Terrence FM – Everybody

Ron Trent & Robert Owens – Deep Down

Mi Tue – More Than Friends (Underground Mix)

Rozzo - I Wish I Was a Black Cat

Dance by Earth People is potentially my favourite house track but looks like it's already been posted a couple of pages back.

[Better Midlands]

Nice selection Chutnut

Not sure if I posted this one, early Felix Da Housecat B-side on Strictly Rhythm from 1993

Venus - Lippstikk

[monkfromhavana]

The whistling on this one has been rattling around my head all day.

Stravaganza - Get Me Over (Piano Mix)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaX47E-ZesE

[phes]

Is this House?

Absolutely love the Seriously sample.

Denham and Borai Audio - Make Me
https://youtu.be/czfcRpxLVYY

[chutnut]

New Claude Young sounds very nice

https://soundcloud.com/kaialce/b2-promenade

[monkfromhavana]

Bit of a bump, nice bit of obscure 1991 disco-sampling bumpin' house from Dego of 4 Hero.

Crunchy Nut Cornflakes - Don't You Dare (Let Go)

and the sample source

Clyde Alexander & Sanction - Got To Get Your Love

[chutnut]

Massive fan of that Clyde Alexander tune!
I've got this that samples it too:

shocking that its only got 40 views

[monkfromhavana]

I'm going to have to listen to that on something better than my work laptop :D

The stuff on Partners Inc is really good, it's basically all Dego and/or Mark from 4 Hero on a house tip. Must be there house sub-label, much like Reflective is their techno one.

[Proactive]

A couple from Manuel Darquart I've been absolutely rinsing for about a year. They've got a really lovely old school vibe about them.

https://youtu.be/-h_UNgCEM6Y

https://youtu.be/bl1QN3Dw2e0

[Catalogue of ills]

Lovely, floaty prog house on Omega Torra by Ewan Rill. The Nick Warren Soundgarden mix I heard it on is very excellent, and confirms my view that Warren is DON OF PROG. Going to have to check out more from Ewan Rill now

[monkfromhavana]

Shocker from me here as I am, for once, posting a brand new track rather than one that's 20+ years old.

Nick Stoynoff - Dalbana (Vince Watson's Retro Reshape Remix)

Fantastic track on the melodic house / techno tip.

[blue jammer]

Basically, I'm Graham fucking Gold.

Jump St. Man - B-Cause
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuB7ZH359b8

Simple but a masterclass in production from Marshall Jefferson and sadly it only came out on an LP and some compilation albums, never got a full release on 12" other than a bootleg of a slightly different mix. 

I spoke to Marshall about this track asking if he would re-issue it at some point but he's too busy with new productions nowadays after giving up DJing and moving back to the US.

There's a new double LP due from Ten City that he's produced that sounds incredible though.

[blue jammer]

An early classic:

Mr Fingers - Mystery Of Love

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tqErnknRsE

Recent bits:

Mark Seven - Freedom Dub

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ane1hSk1eBs


Al Bradley - Pale Blue Dot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPJ1KKNyHeU

Scott Hallam - Kettle Crusader

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_k8phQTA8U

What's interesting in recent House music releases is the 'getting back to basics' approach a lot of producers are now taking as from the early start of House in 1984/1985 it was always about stripped back rhythm tracks with just a drum machine and a bassline as the main basis.

We've kind of come full circle and a lot are now moving away from using LOTS of samples that will date the tracks and the stuff being put out now could easily be played along side the classics.

[chutnut]

There's a new double LP due from Ten City that he's produced that sounds incredible though.

I like the sound of this!

[blue jammer]

I like the sound of this!

Digital version of it was out last year mainly as promo's

https://www.discogs.com/release/19208641-Ten-City-Judgement

Vinyl release should be later this year, incredible tracks!

[Proactive]

Love this one and the other two tracks on the EP. It's a lovely lo-fi ish discoey gospely kind of thing with quite a mid to late 90s feel.

https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/Pt9CK

[monkfromhavana]

Can't beat the Fingers

[bushwick]

A powerful piece of music that has helped me through some dark times. A faultless classic.

[buttgammon]

And this more recent Kompakt cut:

[Better Midlands]

This one popped into my head for some reason, was the biggest tune on the planet at one point

[Better Midlands]

Few late 80's US tunes

[buttgammon]

Check out her recent album Quivering in Time too!

[Vodkafone]

Been tanning this one recently. Proper old skool feel, really good. I'm not totally sure but reckon this might be up @Better Midlands street

[Better Midlands]

Been tanning this one recently. Proper old skool feel, really good. I'm not totally sure but reckon this might be up @Better Midlands street

I'm a sucker for that Black Riot synth sound.

[close]

Been listening to a few of these darker, moodier US oldies lately

A couple of Todd Terry dubs

A strong Debbie Gibson piano dub I've never heard before

[Munique]

Classic Theo Parrish:

And slightly more recent, Shinichi Atobe. A seemingly simple/basic track, but, like the rest of the album, 'Heat', is ever so slightly off-centre and more alluring as a result. He's released a couple of albums since Heat, but that's his most consistent.

[Key]

Shinichi is great. His production is so very odd and plasticky but it somehow works.

[Better Midlands]

And slightly more recent, Shinichi Atobe. A seemingly simple/basic track, but, like the rest of the album, 'Heat', is ever so slightly off-centre and more alluring as a result. He's released a couple of albums since Heat, but that's his most consistent.

Just listened to that album for the first time, real nice

So Good, So Right Part 2 is shit hot

[Better Midlands]

I'm not sure if I've posted this here before, but I never get bored of it

Omar S

[monkfromhavana]

I'm sure you've all see this, but still