Deep House
Top 100 Chart placements for Deep House
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#5
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Oh Yes! EP
Heres Oh Yes! from New York-based composer, producer, and drummer Zachary Berns, out February 6, 2026. Known for slipping effortlessly between NYCs jazz circles and its underground electronic corners, Berns brings his blend of rhythmic instinct, textural detail, and hands-on musicianship to a project that feels personal, raw, and straight-up alive. Over the past few years, Zach has carved out his own unusual lane, bouncing between cross-genre collabs, experimental collectives, and forward-thinking R&B, jazz, and electronic scenes. With Oh Yes! he distills all of that experience into a tight, no-frills statement, born from months of back-and-forth ideas, late-night tweaks, and genuine creative chemistry with the Apparel Music crew. The EP runs on house-driven pulse, lo-fi grit, field recordings that sneak in like memories, and live playing you can practically see in motion. Its a sound stitched together with character, personality, and Zachs unmistakable, incredibly human touch. Every track has its own attitude, moving with instinct first, rules second. Oh Yes! is a snapshot of Zachary Berns in full evolution mode, and a testament to the shared spark that powered the work with the label. Its a release that celebrates experimentation, craft, and that warm, human, delightfully unpolished feel that cant be faked.
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Back On EP
Jakob Mäder lands on Moodmusic with Back On EP, a four-track blend of warm house grooves and indie-disco energy. Rooted in his eclectic background—from deep house to ambient and acid—the EP delivers melodic charm and dancefloor finesse in equal measure. A vibrant new chapter for the Stuttgart based producer.
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The Relics EP
Abacus - The Relics E.P. - A Deep-House Masterpiece from 1994 Re-Released Somewhere around 1993 or 94, a quietly profound landmark in deep house emerged: The Relics E.P. by Austin Bascom, better known as Abacus, originally released on Chicagos Prescription Records (catalogue #006). With four tracks spanning roughly 26 minutes, this record has since gained cult status among DJs, collectors, and aficionados of the deeper, more soulful yet futuristic side of house music. Abacus crafted a quintessential deep-house journey: warm grooves, lush textures, scorched sub-bass, and a deeply introspective futuristic atmosphere. Bascom produced a record that never chased trends, but instead quietly built a lasting legacy. This record remained rare and highly sought after. In an era when house music was splintering into countless directions - even reaching the pop charts - The Relics E.P. planted its flag firmly in the underground, soulful terrain. Collectors and DJs continue to cite it as essential deep house, often describing it as one of the finest deep-house records of all time. Its scarcity and enduring emotional pull have only strengthened its legend. Decades on, The Relics E.P. continues to surface in DJ mixes and playlists, and as a touchstone for producers seeking that timeless balance of groove and emotion. Now, three Decades later, Clone Classic Cuts is proud to present a fully remastered edition of The Relics E.P., including previously unreleased material from the same recording sessions. This edition restores and elevates a true cornerstone of deep-house history.
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Dispo
Dont sleep on this one - Snad returns to Smallville with a bang - after getting mezmerized on his own Spandrel imprint, Shyam is back with three exceptional deep rollers, that will keep the floors moving worldwide. Comes with a full Cover Artwork by Stefan Marx.
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Ltdblbl021
LTDBLBL021 marks NicolAs debut on Limited White Label: a warm, groove-forward blend of Jazz House, Deep House, and atmospheric interludes that lean into beat-driven hip-hop sensibilities. The record moves with an easy confidence — Rhodes chords, swinging drums, and smoky sample work forming a thread through all seven vinyl tracks, plus an additional digital-only bonus cut.
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Memories
Martinesque is a Basel, Switzerland based producer, DJ and a staple of the Swiss underground. Since his 2018. Collaboration with Perlon / Rush Hour artist San Proper Beesle & the Beautyon abartik, hes gone on to deliver multiple EPs and an album on Adams Bite where he makes a welcome return here with his latest two-tracker, once again showcasing his distinct sound thatsinfluenced by theroots of house and techno and straddles the lines between the two. Memories leads the release and sees Martinesque fusing jazzy keys, airy synth tones and gritty bass stabs with expansive atmospherics and swinging drums. Harmony then follows and employs raw, crunchy drums with a brooding, snaking bass groove, breathy vocal chants and hypnotic arpeggio melodies all dynamically evolving throughout.
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Sensory Re-Blending
A year on from Aura Safari and Jimi Tenors Sensory Blending and DJs and dancers are still lost in its summer charms, but there have also been a series of standout remixes taken from the originals, which now get assembled on one EP: Sensory Re- Blending features Willie Graff, Reverso 68, Jazz N Palms and Luminodisco. These remixes perfectly extend the soul-soothing pleasures of Sensory Blending with plenty of fresh but sympathetic perspective.
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Coffee Club Vol. 2
Welcome to Coffee Club Vol. 2, the second chapter of Apparel Musics curated series dedicated to cozy, soulful moods. This new volume brings together six carefully selected tracks by Apparel Wax, Milan93, Polar Lights, Kjofol, Eduardo, and HNQO, blending warmth, rhythm, and atmosphere into the perfect sonic brew. From jazzy undertones to deep and downtempo grooves, Coffee Club Vol. 2 invites you to slow down, breathe, and savor each note, much like that first sip of your favorite coffee. Whether youre easing into the morning or unwinding after a long day, this compilation is crafted to accompany your most intimate and relaxing moments.
Apparel Wax, Kjofol, Eduardo, Milan93, HNQO, Polar Lights, Keely Timlin
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#38
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New York Feelings EP
Julius Strieder returns to Gorge and Nick Curlys 8bit imprint with the New York Feelings EP, a four-tracker built on his signature blend of deep, impactful house and sleek modern production. Warm grooves, classic-leaning motifs and tightly crafted rhythms drive the release, each cut carrying a refined club energy that hits with both depth and attitude. A perfectly tuned winter-season heater, loaded with that unmistakable Strieder touch and ready for late nights, early mornings and everything in between. distributed by HS Consulting & Distribution GmbH // Housesession GmbH
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#39
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Clone Royal Oak: Selected Works (Part 1)
2025-12-19 Clone Royal Oak
Gerd, Antenna, Mark Du Mosch, Third System, DJ Fett Burger, DJ Speckgürtel, Jovonn, Genius Of Time, Leon Vynehall, Whodamanny, Masarima, Mystic Jungle, Space Dimension Controller, Basic Bastard, Felipe Gordon, Greco Murillo
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#40
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Elements : Hersey
Hersey might not be a name you know yet, but youve probably heard the New York based artists In My Life on the worlds best dancefloors during this summer — including Circoloco, FUSE, Sonar, Hï Ibiza and Warehouse Project. For his first official release ever, and debut on Berg Audio, the talented Hersey channels his love for early 2000s tech-house combined with a dubby touch. The EP also includes a remix from Dutch mainstay Anil Aras, who needs no introduction. Artwork by Juli Jah.
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#42
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Deeply Soulful vs Papa - Volume 2
2025-12-19 Papa Records
Michael Gray, Rocco Rodamaal, Kelli Sae, Crackazat, Sebb Junior, Nathan Haines, Marlena Shaw, Fouk, Phil Asher, Real Deep, Jaidene Veda, Mdcl, Dionne Mitchell, Scott Diaz, Zakchac, Bnote, Supermoon Blues, Geoffrey Williams, Coflo, Opolopo, Terrance Downs, Urban Sound Lab
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#45
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Mind Games EP
Franck Roger Mind Games EP Seasons Limited 1. Mind Games 2. I Can Feel Youre Love 3. Gerkin Moods All songs written, preformed and produced by Franck Roger. Mixed by Franck Roger. Seasons Limited SL-114 P & C Music, Soul, Nature Publishing (BMI) 2024 & Jazz Cafe Music ASCAP 2024. Publishing Attal Music 2025. Executive Produced by Jamie Thinnes Mastered by Dj Steaw Licensing Contact jthinnes@seasonsrecordings.com www.seasonsrecordings.com
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#46
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Rain Man
Kalanis debut album Rain Man is a downpour of electronic excellence. A spell-binding journey spanning the electronic music spectrum where sound design and composition are at the core of everything. Let the analogue rain fill the lakes and rivers of your soul.
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Bumper to Bumper Two
Presenting Bumper 2 Bumper Two by Reece Walker & Salomo sharing the drivers seat again - already proven their prowess with a hithouse EP for the label some years ago, and now theyre back with another quartet sustainable pieces - guaranteed to get your Birkenstocks tapping while jiving.
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#53
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Tsunami's Muse
American house music royalty Ron Trent and Joaquin Joe Claussells imprint Sacred Medicine presents Tsunamis Muse by Coflo. His debut on Sacred Medicine brings a rich, immersive sonic journey across three transcendent tracks. The title track, Tsunamis Muse, blends syncopated grooves with lush synth layers, anchored by an emotive piano ballad. Tsunamis Groove deepens the experience, its encapsulating synth lead creating a recurring melodic motif. The EP concludes with Tsunamis Muse (backside mix), a beat-less reprise that expands on the pianos story, enriched by the earthy resonance of a large wooden kalimba. This release promises a distinct vibe, weaving an atmospheric and evocative narrative from side to side.
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#55
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Dream of You
Longtime Sub Club resident and Glasgow staple Domenic Cappello delivers a stylish and versatile four-tracker for the Clone Royal Oak serieswhere deep house and techno meet with class and emotion. From cinematic inspired atmospheres to playful yet refined club cuts, this EP highlights Cappellos distinctive touch and timeless sense of groove and mood. A record that wont fit the crate of DJs looking for cut-from-the-same-cloth club toolsbut for those who know how to make room for beauty on the dancefloor. A rare gem from a true craftsman.
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Made Of Glory
Matt Masters makes his return to Lazy Days with Made of Glory a timeless deep house track written in collaboration with London-based vocalist and producer Oliver Night. A mainstay of Freerange Records for over 20 years, Matt Masters brings his rich musical production to the track. His discography includes previous releases on Lazy Days alongside Milton Jackson, Danny Howells, and Mark Pearson. He has also released on numerous other labels and remixed notable artists such Brett Johnson, Jimpster, and more recently Prescription Records legend Chez Damier. Oliver Night, a London-based singer, DJ, and producer with Caribbean heritage, lends his soulful and intimate vocals to the single. A prominent voice in the broken beat and house music scenes, he has a history of impressive collaborations, including work with Jimpster and Inkswel (Atjazz Record Company), as well as a feature on Makezs recent LP. He was also a member and producer for Roots Manuvas Banana Klan, with an upcoming album set for release on the Tru Thoughts label this month. His live performances have graced stages at Glastonbury, Boiler Room, We Out Here and Tate Modern. The release also includes remixes from Fred Everything, who returns with his trademark Lazy Vox and Lazy Dub versions.
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NAiL presents House Fire Records, Vo. 6
https://www.instagram.com/_t_g_o_e_/ Distributed by Strikeforce 360 Media https://x.com/STRIKEFORCE360 http://www.instagram.com/strikeforce360/ http://www.facebook.com/Strikeforce360
Nail, DJ Priadel, DJ Tokerau, Qué Vista, The 5am Design, 3-Motion
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The Arboretum
On The Arboretum, Analogue Attic co-founder Alex Albrecht leans further into the dancefloor, channelling the more hypnotic and driving energy that Butter Sessions is known for. Across the five tracks, listeners are treated to Albrechts signature melody-driven deep house, bolstered by intricate rhythms, a deeper low end, and hypnotic loops designed for larger systems and later hours. The tracks are playful yet serious, functional yet full of personality. Theres the joy of long blends and the tiny details that bubble up in the mix: field recordings from time spent away, nostalgic archival material, and subtle harmonic shifts that keep the tension simmering. Its a record built for dancers, but also for home listening. By embracing a tougher, more energetic sound, this release expands Albrechts sonic world while staying true to the textural depth and sense of journey that run through all his work.credits
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#89
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Archipiélago
Pablo Sánchez´s new solo album Archipiélago is a 42 minute voyage sailing through uncharted waters. Every archipelago is a constellation of islands, distinct yet bound by invisible tides. Archipiélago, the latest work from Pablo Sánchez, follows this same geography of sound and memory. Its islands are not of sand and rock, but of places which inspired the artist throughout his life; Buenos Aires, Caracas, Puerto Rico, New York, Madrid, Berlin, and Barcelona. Each city has left a trace, a shoreline carved into Sánchezs musical journey and left a distinctive musical mark. The ten songs gathered here are like sovereign entities, each with its own character, its own rhythm, its own language. Together they form a single territory, a map drawn by musical experience, longing, and imagination. They are ports of call, but also fragments of a larger voyage, where tradition and experimentation, nostalgia and discovery, coexist to create a common territory. Along the way guest magicians Animal Feelings and Salomeya add their vocal sparks to the voyage. Archipiélago is not a destination but a map of crossings, a territory of sound where the journey itself becomes home.
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Silent Planet Ep
Andy Ash is a long time contributor to the sound of Quintessentials, with his album All the colours being the highlight of his work. Until now! The Liverpudlian shows superb diversity on his new EP called Silent Planet. The opener, Patch 2 is a stripped down masterpiece of Dub Techno and a perfect club tool. Hross can be called Acid House, and you know we love that! The B-side shows more of a relaxed vibe with the beautiful string-laded Franco alley and the smooth low BPM track Yellow. This silent planet has something to say and shows great variety of styles and Andys skills as a producer - and yes, all AA releases have his own artwork!
