Tag: House music

House music is a style of electronic music created by dance DJs in the early 1980s in Chicago and New York.

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‘Stop Go’ by Statik Lee [Bass House/ Tech House]

Energy in simplicity. That’s exactly how you could describe Statik Lee’s new track, “Stop Go.” On the one hand, there’s a clear lean toward a bass-oriented sound: a tight low end and a springy kick. It’s designed to get the crowd moving, not to show off. On the other hand, the structure leans more toward a tech house approach. Minimal layering. Crisp pauses. Masterful use of space. It’s precisely this that allows the track to breathe. And, importantly, it never loses its intensity.

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‘Cuccu’ by Loz Seka [TechHouse/ Latin House]

Loz Seka — “Cuccu” — is a fresh release in the Tech House and Latin House genres that is already capturing the attention of DJs and the club scene at the start of the 2026 summer season. The track was released on the FLAMENCA label and combines a solid Tech House groove, Latin percussion, and distinctive arabesque motifs. Thanks to its rhythmic structure, moderate tempo, and danceable energy, “Cuccu” fits seamlessly into current electronic music trends and is perfect for club sets, festivals, and summer parties.

“Cuccu” has already made its debut on FLAMENCA in Tech House playlists

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‘Nobody Else’ by ProOne79 [House / Old-school]

ProOne79’s fresh release, “Nobody Else,” has dropped on REK’D (a sub-label of Rekids). This isn’t a mass-market track. Rather, it’s a solid piece of work for those who appreciate structure. It blends House, Old-school House, and Minimal Tech. At its core are tried-and-true drum loops. No trendy fits. Instead, there’s a recognizable bassline. It sounds tight, with a hint of distortion. It gives it character.

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Rave Gen Z – Anil Aras [Minimal/ Deep House]

Minimalism that hits the mark. Netherlands-based producer Anil Aras kicks off a fresh compilation from two influential labels—and does so with enviable confidence.

Ahead of Miami Music Week, Factory 93 and PIV Records have joined forces once again. The result of their collaboration is the Factory 93 x PIV: Miami Sampler 2026, released recently on all digital platforms. Inside are 14 tracks that straddle the line between deep house and minimal tech.

However, track number one sets the tone for the entire release. And that’s no accident. “Rave Gen Z” by Anil Aras isn’t just the opening track. It’s the blueprint for the entire compilation. The story begins with it, and it dictates the rules of the game.

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‘You’ by Armand Van Helden, Mark Knight, D. Ramirez

Sometimes a poster promises a lot, but the actual release turns out to be mediocre. Here, the opposite is true. Armand Van Helden, Mark Knight, and D. Ramirez got together in one studio, and the result was exactly what we expected. The track is called “You” and has already been released on the Toolroom Records label.

Three heavyweights meet on Toolroom: Armand Van Helden, Mark Knight, and D. Ramirez release “You.”

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