Deep House

For their 35th release, Berlin-based label Katermukke features Dresden born Gunjah, who was featured last fall on Crosstown Rebels’ Get Lost V Compilation with frequent collaborator and friend Nicone. The Bakerboy EP is short and sweet with an emotive pull that will have you wanting more. The title track walks on clouds with its deep and [...]

German duo Kollectiv Turmstrasse has churned out a large number of impressive, emotive, one-of-a-kind works. The prolific producers pack incredible DJ skills and a great live show, which they’ll be bringing with them to next week’s Diynamic Festival in Amsterdam. Their 2012 EP, Ordinary, reenforced their status as connoisseurs of beautiful dreamy, yet deep, sounds. The softness and sweetness [...]

Mellow and full of sincerity, Stil & Bense truly chose an impeccable track to feature on What I Say with standout remixes, out on We Play.  The original mix of What I Say contains a vibrant melodic intensity, light on the ears, heavy on the piano-a dynamically beautiful composition that aims for the heart. Dayne [...]

San Diego staple Siesta Records knows good house music. They’ve been around since the mid-1990s and have cultivated and nourished the Southern California underground. Siesta’s latest release by Hector and featuring Guti, Fosky and a remix by Joeski, is no exception to their excellent track record. Born in the You Essay’s title track is an exceptionally [...]

The Romanian duo and Diynamic regulars, NTFO, who blasted onto the scene after several hit releases in 2010, are gearing up to launch their new label, Jargon, with a three track EP packed full of their signature deep techy grooves. The Jargon imprint is a branch off of the Sintope Digital tree and further explores [...]

[New Release] Feel So Real is a brand new label out of Los Angeles, although they’ve been a few years in the making. Their first release comes from electronic-indie getup Rare Times in the form of this slow sex jam collection. The label is slated to put out dance and “pop fantasy” to satisfy the well-educated [...]