Deep House
Top 100 Chart placements for Deep House
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#14
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NAiL presents House Fire Records, Vo. 6
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Nail, DJ Priadel, DJ Tokerau, Qué Vista, The 5am Design, 3-Motion
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#19
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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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#21
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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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#25
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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!
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#33
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A Rhythm Protects One
New album by Call Super for Dekmantel, honouring the classic mix CD format with 12 exclusive tracks all produced by Call Super using different monikers. Call Super revives the endangered art of the mix CD with a fluid, technicolour hour of elegantly advanced club music featuring a striking assembly of emergent artists. Since their first releases in the early 2010s, Joseph Seaton has been a many-sided artist balancing expressive electronics with organic instrumentation. Their background in jazz has informed ambient and experimental albums, but theyve proven to be just as comfortable tackling all shapes and speeds of impactful club music. This extends to their practice as a DJ, regularly surfing the slipstream of the club and festival circuit with a sensitive, seductive instinct for the movement of a dancefloor. Seaton set out to make ARPO an acronym for A Rhythm Protects One to honour the meaning of mix CDs in a world drowning in online DJ streams. Part of the generation raised on seminal series like the metal-tinned fabric and fabriclive (which Seaton themselves contributed to), they cast back to the lasting impression of landmark sessions like Coldcuts 1995 opus Journeys By DJ: 70 Minutes Of Madness. These were mixes to absorb over and over again, where every deeply considered track and transition became lodged in your psyche. As a DJ, producer and composer with a reputation for distinctive, head-turning musicality, Seaton puzzled out a selection for ARPO that bristles with invention. Every track feels like a moment, loaded with motifs and loops that gently impose their presence across an ever-shifting, intricately woven tapestry of dancefloor psychedelia (not to be confused with any genres with psy in the name). As well as exclusive new material under their Call Super and Ondo Fudd aliases, Seaton uses multiple new monikers to present their creative vision. In terms of slinky 4/4 groove and mid tempo pace, you might locate the likes of Conny Slipp, Scarletina and Clam1 on the wilder fringes of minimal tech house, but their productions teem with textural depth and melodic subtlety that reach past that scenes typically functional tendencies. Curveballs abound, and Seaton relishes in the chance to divert into dramatic workouts like their own Limelight and Mothertime or strip everything down for the striking, swooning poetry of Malgo & KVS The Argosy. Way beyond neatly boxed-off club styles, the individual tracks have their own unique qualities that hold space within the mix as a whole memorable hooks that burrow in deep, sequenced as a complete and immersive whole to carry with you through life. As Seaton puts it themselves: There is a line in the Malgo & KVS track that goes, I must be the place where the storm catches breath. The line captures that feeling of the best of times in a club, where everything slips away in terms of time and you feel like youve reached a place beyond the outside world, a place of your own that is somehow communal with those around you. The mix was meant to be an honest reflection of those moments for me as a DJ. The zones that somehow encapsulate the physical and mental harmony you feel in that place. This is a mix for that zone.
Conny Slipp, Scarletina, Cleo, Call Super, Louis Lupin, Ondo Fudd, Clam1, Malgo and KVS, eye gritt, DJ Flowerdew
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#37
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Unfold
Fresh off his collaboration with Fred Everything on Composition X, Tom Szirtes aka Shur-I-Kan, returns with his 13th release on the label, solidifying his place as one of the core artists in the 20 years of Lazy Days. His new single, Unfold, is yet another standout slice of house music: built on a club-ready, infectious rhythm, layered with dubby chord textures, and elevated by Toms signature musicality and deep understanding of harmony. While the original instrumental could stand on its own two legs, we thought it would be a great idea to a spoken vocal to it to elevate the project. We reached out to LA-based artist Juliet Mendoza, who brought our concept to life with her unique voice and creative vision. The result exceeded all our expectations. A dancer at heart, Juliet brings her deep connection to rhythm and movement into her DJ sets, with her contagious energy. A familiar face at Defected showcases, shes also been making her mark as a producer—recently releasing an EP on the legendary Nu Groove and lending her vocals to Ralph Sessions projects on Freerange and Quintessential. When shes not performing, she shares her knowledge by teaching Introduction to DJing at IO Music Academy.
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#41
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Through Music
Ross Kiser presents the four-track EP Through Music, a focused journey into warm analog textures, subtle groove, and emotional depth. Each track reveals its own sonic world, blending hypnotic rhythms with melodic warmth—perfect for layered club sets, introspective sessions, and afterhours.
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#47
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Back on Track
Kosh joins Craigie Knowes for his label debut record Back on Track delivering 4 tracks packed to the brim with Detroit heritage merged with his own original style and signature Casablanca take on the origins of house, techno and the spaces inbetween. Title track Back on Track is an ever-building acid-journey guaranteed to rock in the clubs. Breaksit gives us a chance to breathe as we embark on a trip that melds the signature Kosh and Craigie Knowes sounds into a pure and emotive composition. Ridge Racer returns us to our feet with bounce, rhythm and octave changes to elevate your next DJ-set. Digital Dilemma takes us from North Africa across the Atlantic to the Motor City and reminds us of everything we love about club-focussed, Detroit inspired, techno. Its pure Kosh and its pure Craigie Knowes, enjoy!
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#50
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A New Paradise
Bolivar is back with a new exciting solo release, this time in his deep house pure style. A New Paradise is a connection with his acclaimed album Must, or Summer NIghts, introducing his elegant deep signature. Dreamy pads and flying chords is the recipe on this release, dont forget to check the ambient version.
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#57
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Learning Curve
Super Tuff is back on the scene with some drippy tech house deliciousness for you. Introducing Warden. Two lovers of all things techy, minimal, and weirdWarden is a collaboration between M. Vaughan and Irelands Whoisben. Borne from weekly ritual sessions in Lisbon throughout 2025, Learning Curve is a grass-stained love letter to early 2000s tech-house. For fans of Swayzak, Loidis, Central, and Herbert. Prioritizing simplicity, these tracks often start with hypnotic synth stabs and build with deep modulation. Made from a heap of samples, a tangle of dropbox folders, and a stack of videos on FM synthesis, Learning Curve is the sound of two friends nerding out. What started during weekly studio sessions in Lisbon ended up stretching across two continentsone member relocating to Spain, the other with a few months hiatus stateside. Despite the distance, Learning Curve captures what can happen when two dudes lock themselves in a digital room and commit themselves to making heat. Moonlight is a synth workout featuring Basic Channel-infused stabs, underpinned by deep tech. Pensamentos is a dubby chugger, filled with echo-drenched introspection. You & I recalls dreaming while the SSX Tricky loading screen plays in the background, thick low-end muscle and cheeky vocals. Liftoff sends you on a spacewalk, drifting weightless through syncopated downtempo. Warden is here, Super Tuff is back, and oh boy does it feel good. Ahhhh!
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#60
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Body Music
Ashtar Afterhours is Kenneth Graham - originally from Los Angeles, he has been a defining presence in electronic music ever since the 90s. Buying his first classic synthesizer, a Yamaha CS01, in 1984, he delved into music production at an early stage. Kenneth put out over 40 releases over the years- under his own name as well as stepping up under various aliases- Estelle Montenegro, KG Beat, Exit Strategy and many others. Kenneth also formed some super-groups together with friends, his Sun Children / Sunkiss project- together with David Alvarado- put out highly influential music on legendary Peacefrog Records. Body Music was originally released on Plastic City in 2001 and it has been a Smallville favourite since a long time, so we are super happy to present this beauty as a repress, as always with a full cover artwork by Stefan Marx.
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#71
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Altered Imaginations
Freestyle Man makes a triumphant return, diving deep into the archives to unearth some timeless house treasures from the late 20th century. With a distinct nod to the roots of deep house, he delivers three unique interpretations of the genre, each track offering a fresh perspective on the classic sounds that once defined underground dance floors. Rich in texture, groove, and authenticity, these cuts are poised to ignite any dance floor where the crowd appreciates depth, soul, and sonic storytelling. Whether youre a longtime fan or a new listener, this release promises a nostalgic yet forward-thinking journey through house musics golden era.
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#72
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ENDZ061
Eastenderz ENDZ series continues to level up as they welcome SOSA for his long-awaited debut. A firm fixture in the UK scene, SOSA steps up with a heavyweight three-tracker built for peak moments. The highly sought-after Time Away firmly leads the charge, backed by two slick and effective cuts in What You Wanna Do and Back To The Sound. Pure dancefloor heat from start to finish.
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#83
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Path 2 Presence
Were excited to welcome back Intr0beatz with a brand new EP, featuring four carefully curated tracks pulled from his ever-growing vault of unreleased gems. Since relocating to Berlin, his creative energy has only intensified, and the result is a fresh wave of inspiration reflected in his latest work. Following his last release on Cosmic Angles, Intr0beatz has been deeply immersed in both home sessions and studio time—drawing influence from the citys vibrant atmosphere, its diverse people, and the many artists hes connected with along the way. Path 2 Presence is a rich and soulful journey—layered with deep chords, chopped samples, groovy rhythms, and emotive vocal cuts. Theres a subtle narrative woven throughout, hinting at introspection and evolution. It marks a deeper, more thoughtful turn from his previous work, while still carrying that unmistakable Intr0beatz signature sound.
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#86
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Wake Me Up (feat. El Rod)
French lad THEOS is back with Dansu, fresh from smashing our party, with a lush two-tracker made for sunny days and smokey basements. Wake Me Up is a smooth, soul-drenched roller featuring vocals from El Rod, where THEOS does his things on the keys, shelling proper feel-good vibes. B-side The One You Love keeps it deep and jazzy, with that signature THEOS groove - one for the heads and the dancers alike. Pure vibes, no filler.
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#91
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Black Rose
Feedasoul Records is proud to welcome South African deep house craftsman KaySoul with his debut full-length LP, Black Rose. A ten-track body of work, with six cuts specially selected for a limited vinyl release, Black Rose is as personal as it is profound - a record that reflects KaySouls journey into fatherhood, love, responsibility, and self-transformation. Steeped in rich textures and soulful depth, Black Rose isnt just music - its an introspective offering wrapped in the raw spirit of house. With subtle nods to the legacy of Larry Heard and a South African house sensibility woven through each groove, this album moves with intention, emotion, and a grounded sense of purpose. Its moody, honest, and beautifully restrained. The black rose represents the mystery and beauty of life. Its about resilience, strength, and the courage to embrace change. Becoming a father shifted my whole world. This album carries that transition-the chaos, the calm, and the clarity that follows. - KaySoul With collaborations featuring OVEOUS, Steve Faets, and Berenice Van Leer, the LP doesnt shy away from warm melodies and vocal moments, but it remains rooted in that heads-down, late-night feeling. Organic synth work, evolving rrangements, deep low-end, and tasteful restraint guide the project from start to finish. These are not just tracks for the dancefloor - theyre meditations for the mind, body, and soul.
Kaysoul, Berenice van Leer, Steve Faets, OVEOUS, Zeynep Erbay, Sykes, Tiece, Mr. Beale
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#93
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Philly EP
Fioretti makes a strong return to 8bit Records, the label helmed by Nick Curly and Gorge, with his latest offering Philly EP. Following the buzz around his Côte DAzur EP, this new release delivers upfront, high-energy house grooves, combining classic filtered warmth with sharp, contemporary production. Built on thick basslines and rolling rhythms, Philly EP radiates pure summer energy from start to finish. distributed by HS Consulting & Distribution GmbH // Housesession GmbH
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#97
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Shout-N-Out (Remixes)
LOOD & Masters At Work feat. Donell Rush - Shout-N-Out (Remixes) [MAW Records] A cornerstone of the MAW Records catalogue for over two decades, Shout-N-Out by LOOD & Masters At Work feat. Donell Rush returns in a powerhouse remix package that bridges classic house with the energy of todays underground scene. Originally produced by Louie Vega and Mood II Swing, this vocal house anthem now gets a full rework treatment from a hand-picked crew of remix talent. Masters At Work themselves step up with a signature remix, instrumental and beats version, setting the tone with deep, driving grooves and soulful finesse. Blackchild delivers a fiery tech-house twist, Rocco Rodamaal drops a DJ dub tool for the late-night selectors, while Dennis Quin injects chunky low-end pressure on both vocal and instrumental takes. Rounding out the release, UK house heavyweights Café 432 & Ronnie Herel offer a slick, soulful reimagining, and N&L alongside DJ Erv bring a raw, throwback-styled rework with serious dancefloor appeal. Built for DJs, dancers and heads alike, this remix package breathes new life into a timeless vocal and keeps the Shout-N-Out legacy burning strong. LOOD & Masters At Work feat. Donell Rush - Shout-N-Out (Remixes) [MAW Records] (Credits) Luis F. Vega (That Boy Music / BMI), Lem Springsteen (Moody Black Keys Publishing / BMI), John Ciafone (Commitment Music / BMI), Donnell Rush Lead Vocal: Donell Rush Shout-N-Out (Masters At Work Remix) Remixed Produced & Arranged by Masters At Work Shout-N-Out (Blackchild Remix) Remixed by Blackchild Shout-N-Out (Rocco Rodamaal DJ Dub) Remix composed & produce by Rocco Rodamaal Shout-N-Out (Dennis Quin Remix) Remixed by Dennis Quin Shout-N-Out (N&L Remix) Remixed by N&L Rework by Dj Erv Shout-N-Out (Ronnie Herel x Cafe 432 Remix) Remix and additional production by Cafe 432 & Ronnie Herel Drums Programmed by Mr Jones x Ronnie Herel Keys by Kevin McPherson Arrangement by Mr Jones, Kevin McPherson x Ronnie Herel
