‘Change’ by Fanta (IT) [Tech House/ Minimal]

Tech House and Minimal are not just styles, but working tools for DJs. Here everything is based on groove, mix density and ability to keep energy. “Change” by Fanta is just such a track. The Italian doesn’t spray on unnecessary elements, but works clearly and to the point: hard rhythm, dark atmosphere and powerful rocking. This is a track for the dance floor!

Minimalistic but aggressive – a perfect choice for peak time in the club.

Continue reading “‘Change’ by Fanta (IT) [Tech House/ Minimal]”
Share it:

‘Control Z’ by Might Delete Later, Mitch Oliver (Mustafa Ismaeel Remix)

Remix of “Control Z” by Mustafa Ismaeel is a house journey that balances Minimal rhythmics and DeepTech textures. A stylish blend of groove and depth, without being over the top.

If you love deep groove and minimalistic sound with a sexy vibe, be sure to check out Mustafa Ismaeel’s “Control Z” remix.

Continue reading “‘Control Z’ by Might Delete Later, Mitch Oliver (Mustafa Ismaeel Remix)”
Share it:

‘Going Higher’ by Cole Knight [Minimal/ Old-school House]

“Going Higher” is a track that immediately sets the right vibe. It balances on the edge of Minimal / Old-school House with noticeable Electro accents. It’s a sound familiar to fans of dirty but sexy groove.

Dive into the energetic depth of Cole Knight’s “Going Higher”, a track that is sure to hook your “dancefloor” heart.

Continue reading “‘Going Higher’ by Cole Knight [Minimal/ Old-school House]”
Share it:

‘Bølge’ by Blichfledt & Tibert [Organic/ Melodic House]

In the world of Melodic House and Organic House, where details define the atmosphere, the track Bølge becomes an interesting bid for uniqueness. Blichfeldt and Tibert have built a composition that doesn’t just sound – it tells a story.

The main theme is deep and enveloping, typical of the genre but not hackneyed. The leading line is a soft synth that seems to flow along the rhythmic canvas. It has a sense of transparency and lightness, which is characteristic of Organic House. This is not an overloaded sound – minimalism under control.

Dive into the atmospheric depths and melodic groove of Bølge – a track that unfolds with every listen.

Continue reading “‘Bølge’ by Blichfledt & Tibert [Organic/ Melodic House]”
Share it:

‘Framework Groove’ by Brain waves [Lo-Fi/ Organic House]

Anis Haddad from Casablanca, aka Brain waves, presents his latest track “Framework Groove”. This is an example of how Organic House can sound lively and sincere while remaining technically flawless.

The track hooks you from the first seconds with its mood: energetic groove and positive vibe that keeps you on your toes from start to finish. Production is impressively detailed and layered, where each part sounds with a calibrated clarity.

Be sure to give “Framework Groove” a chance – this track will transport you to a dreamy atmosphere with a lively rhythm and a jazzy touch that is impossible to ignore.

Continue reading “‘Framework Groove’ by Brain waves [Lo-Fi/ Organic House]”
Share it:

‘Heavy Heart’ by Loco Dice, Skrillex, Fireboy DML [TechHouse]

“Heavy Heart” by the collaboration of Loco Dice, Skrillex and Fireboy DML is experimental Tech House with elements of house, afro-beats and hard sound design. The collaboration of three artists has taken the track beyond the standard genre perception.

The main driver is the groove. Drum is dense, almost hypnotic, typical for Tech House. It sets the rhythmic structure, but doesn’t clog the mix. The pounding hi-hats add the right percussive vibe, but their swing seems a bit muted, as if specifically for a club sound.

If you’re looking for a track that will blow up the dance floor and surprise with its unusual sound, play “Heavy Heart” – it’s the kind of experiment worth hearing.

Continue reading “‘Heavy Heart’ by Loco Dice, Skrillex, Fireboy DML [TechHouse]”
Share it:

‘Blue Moon’ by HotLap ft. Sophie Saint [Progressive House]

“Blue Moon” by HotLap is Progressive House in a modern guise, with an emphasis on epicness and energy. The track sounds professional, well mixed and well thought out in terms of structure.

The main synthesizers in the track create an impression of power. This is clearly not a basic saw-pad – the sound builds up the drama with automations and spatial effects.

If you are looking for quality progressive house with an atmosphere that takes you into space. “Blue Moon” by HotLap and Sophie Saint is worth adding to your playlist.

Continue reading “‘Blue Moon’ by HotLap ft. Sophie Saint [Progressive House]”
Share it:

‘Tus Sombras’ by Diego Narvaez ft. Lauvil [Organic House]

Organic House is a style where it is important to create an atmosphere. Tus Sombras by Diego Narvaez fits perfectly into this concept. From start to finish the track keeps the listener in a deep, almost meditative state.

We recommend listening to Tus Sombras with good headphones or on a system with deep bass – that’s how you will feel all the nuances and textures.

Continue reading “‘Tus Sombras’ by Diego Narvaez ft. Lauvil [Organic House]”
Share it:

‘At Night’ by Maur, Dave Spoon [ElectroHouse/TechHouse]

In this updated version of the track “At Night” Maur and Dave Spoon have returned to the roots of the classic Toolroom sound. Keeping the 2006 vibe and bringing in a more modern TechHouse sound. This rework sounds like a tribute to the era when Toolroom set the pace for the scene and Dave Spoon, Funkagenda, D.Ramirez and Mark Knight shaped the sound that is still relevant today.

The basic structure of the track remains in the Electro House style, but Maur has greatly enhanced the drums and bass. The main beat became denser, with a noticeable bias to tech house. Bass line is deep and “rocking”, something reminiscent of Gorgon City rhythmics, making the track suitable for large rooms and mass dancefloors.

Continue reading “‘At Night’ by Maur, Dave Spoon [ElectroHouse/TechHouse]”
Share it:

‘Sample Inspector’ by RUZE [TechHouse]

“Sample Inspector” by UK duo RUZE is a track that sets its own pace from the first seconds. Released on Factory 93, the track is clearly aimed at those who understand the subtleties of TechHouse. The drumming is tight and crisp, hitting the right frequencies. Snares and claps are chosen laconically, without excesses, with an emphasis on minimalism, which helps to keep the dynamics and freshness.

The main groove here comes from the bass line. It is dense, without excesses, and gives a characteristic “rocking” effect, which the dancefloor is so attracted to. This groove can be considered a trademark of TechHouse style. It seems to wink at the audience, involving it in an endless cycle of movement.

If you are looking for a track that will lift your mood and make you move – play “Sample Inspector” by RUZE and feel the real TechHouse groove.

Continue reading “‘Sample Inspector’ by RUZE [TechHouse]”
Share it: