Deep House
Deep house, is one of the most well-known sub-styles of house music that originated in Chicago. The difference between different house music and deep house is the slower beat (120 – 125 bpm). In the deep house, you can find many jazz and soul music samples. Gospel music samples are also used sometimes in the vocal parts. By using a much more simplified drum machine the structure of the deep house is more minimalistic than other house types. DJ’s determine the use of filters themselves for example by excluding the bass drum a couple of beats. Able to perform in England, we have a couple of deep house DJ’s who are good at that, they are specialists in deep house music and play their own mix at many parties and festivals. One of whom we are talking about is Don Diablo, of course.
Diablo is considered essential to the deep house DJ world.
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FAQ Deep House
What puts the deep in deep house?
Deep house has a lower beats per minute usually between 110 to 125 BPM. The genre is more soulful and often has gospel inspired vocals or jazz sounds.
What is the difference between deep house and house music?
- House music
- Deep house music
House music normally plays between 125 and 128 beats per minute and deep house is slower. Deep house is more bass oriented where house is more percussive. Deep house has a moody sound and is perfect to stand or sit nodding your head, tapping your feet and feeling. House is more commercial.
Where did deep house originate?
House music has roots in Chicago and New York. Many credit "Mystery of Love" in 1984 by Larry Heard as the first deep house track.