‘Stooopid’ by Rodney Dinkles [TechHouse/Minimal]

Rodney Dinkles’ track “Stooopid” immediately dives into an energetic groove with a fat bassline. It’s typical TechHouse, but with minimal elements that make it more dry and edgy. The whole structure is built on a repetitive hit that keeps your attention, but can seem monotonous after a couple of loops.

Dense sub frequencies are clearly rendered, without obvious excesses, which is typical for minimal sound. However, the dynamics in it can be a bit lacking – I would like more variation in tonality or filtering.

Don’t miss the chance to check out “Stooopid” by Rodney Dinkles – this track will definitely add some experimentation and groove to your playlist or DJ mix!

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‘Lisan Al Gaib’ by Lizwi, LEMITZ, A.S.O.M. [Tribal / Afro House]

This track “Lisan Al Gaib” by duo A.S.O.M. & LEMITZ with vocals by Lizwi is an example of strong production in Tribal/Afro House style, with clear elements of style and some experimental approach. The track takes the listener into an atmosphere where futuristic motifs intertwine with ancient rhythms. There is a combination of modern sound design and traditional African themes.

From the very beginning one can hear the emphasis on percussion – dense and rhythmic groove, typical for Tribal House. The drumming can be described as deep and dry. The extensive use of traditional African percussion, enhances the dynamics of the track, but keeps the club structure.

If you want to feel the powerful synthesis of African rhythms and futuristic sound, you should listen to “Lisan Al Gaib” by A.S.O.M. & LEMITZ with vocals by Lizwi.

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‘Bila’ by Yannick Mueller, SAMAS [Afro/Organic House]

“Bila” track clearly reflects the characteristic features of Afro House and Organic House. From the first seconds we are captured by the rhythm. Tribal percussion forms a rich texture that attracts and leads. Not just filling the space, but creating a foundation for danceable expression.

The melodic progression is cleverly constructed. It harmonizes with the overall sound without becoming intrusive. An interesting approach is the combination of “live” instruments with synthesizers, which gives the composition a rich volume and texture.

Listening to “Bila”, you immediately feel the influence of Afro House and Organic House. The rhythm penetrates to the very core. Turn it on and listen right now!

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‘Turning Around’ by Sternenton [ TechHouse/Minimal]

“Turning Around” [ TechHouse/Minimal] by Sternenton from Switzerland offers an atmosphere of measured but slightly tense movement. The influence of minimalist approach is palpable in it, where sounds are precisely calibrated and strictly dosed.

The synthesizers here have an ambient character. They don’t draw too much attention, but create texture and atmosphere. Light filters, panning and delays make the sound more spatial, slightly blurred. Sounds appear and disappear, creating a sense of pulsation. This gives the listener room for interpretation.

Be sure to listen to “Turning Around” by Sternenton to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of minimalistic groove and subtle sound architecture.

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‘House U’ by Miish [Minimal House]

“House U” by Miish is a clear Minimal House style statement with clear references to the UK house scene. The track plays on classic minimalist approaches, where every element is precisely calibrated and sounds in moderation. It is not overloaded with unnecessary details, which is typical for the style, but at the same time it is charged with the right energy.

“Kick” sets the basis of the track – simple, but dense. It is important that the bass line sounds funky and flexible, it gives the groove fluidity. This technique helps to “keep” the track in motion, keeping its dynamics. The bass here is not overloaded with subs, it’s rather danceable, a bit “technoid”, as you might expect from the influence of the London scene.

If you like minimal house with a funky bassline and a crisp groove, be sure to listen to Miish’s “House U” – a track that will definitely set the dancefloor on fire.

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‘How You Feel’ by TMPST, Dee Ocean [Progressive/ Melodic House]

“How You Feel”, released on Sirup Music label, is an example of quality Progressive/Melodic House. This collaboration between TMPST and Dee Ocean clearly shows the influence of typical techniques of the genre, which are successfully combined with melodic and atmospheric elements.

Opening of the track is smooth. Light ambient with airy drops and soft piano chords set the mood, creating a romantic atmosphere. Already here you can feel the melancholic melody characteristic of TMPST, which clearly takes inspiration from Ben Böhmer and Fejka. The structure of the intro allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere without overloading the listener with information.

If you’re looking for a melodic track with a deep atmosphere and energetic beat, be sure to add “How You Feel” to your playlist.

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‘Certified’ by AYYBO [Tech House]

When it comes to quality Tech House, “Certified” by AYYBO, released by Insomniac Records, is instantly in the spotlight. This track offers not only an expressive groove and epic synths, but also a powerful bass line that can conquer any dance floor.

The first thing that catches your attention is the solid tech house groove. It sets a tight rhythm, backed by a simple but confident four-beat. This transparent foundation allows the rest of the track to shine.

If you want to feel the real drive and dive into the epicenter of the dance floor, be sure to add “Certified” by AYYBO to your playlist!

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‘Feel My Needs’ by Weiss, James Hype [TechHouse]

“Feel My Needs” by Weiss, version by James Hype is an example of a successful symbiosis between two masters of Tech House / House music. Weiss released the original in 2018 on Toolroom, and the track became an instant hit. The combination of classic groove and catchy vocal hook ensured its popularity on radio stations and parties.

James Hype has taken to updating it. His version is a real banger for the peak phase of a DJ set. From the very first seconds you can hear James’ signature style: hard, bouncy drums and tight bass. The track sounds like a powerful tool for blowing up the dance floor.

Be sure to listen to Weiss, James Hype – Feel My Needs – it will definitely become a “highlight” of your summer playlist!

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‘Pure Joy’ by geriFree (Hotwaxx & HazMat Live Remix) [TechHouse/Jackin]

Track “Pure Joy” by geriFree remixed by Hotwaxx and HazMat Live immediately hooks you with its energetic charge. It’s not quite a typical example of Tech House with Jackin House elements, but it doesn’t leave indifferent. The track has a positive vibe, perfectly combined with dance beats and dynamic grooves.

The remix starts with an upbeat and energizing rhythm. From the first seconds the track sets an energetic mood. Classic 4/4 beat, combined with a deep and rocking bassline. This bass line, reminiscent of a flowing groove, clearly holds the rhythm and emphasizes the main accents of the composition.

Don’t miss the opportunity to feel the energy and positivity of this track – turn on “Pure Joy (Hotwaxx & HazMat Live Remix)” and plunge into the world of real underground House!

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‘AlonE’ by Supernova feat. SLM [TechHouse/Minimal]

“Alone” is a new TechHouse/Minimal track by famous Italian duo Supernova with SLM vocals, released on significant club label DFTD. The track carries an energetic and positive mood flavored with a sexy touch. It is the perfect choice for both the DJ and the listener adding fresh tracks to their playlist.

Supernova are known for their dynamic DJ sets that appeal to both aspiring house fans and seasoned veterans alike. They have performed at top club venues around the world including Elrow in Barcelona and Ibiza, Ministry of Sound in London, Space in Miami and Ibiza, Tenax in Italy and many more.

Be sure to listen to “Alone” by Supernova to experience the magic of modern TechHouse/Minimal on a new level!

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