Ozzie Guven lands on Heavy House Society with the Zero Degrees EP, a two-track release rooted in precision, groove, and late-night energy. Title track 'Zero Degrees' moves with a slick, rolling flow, driven by a crisp low end and tightly controlled percussive detail. Subtle rhythmic nuances and evolving, space-like textures give the track a distinct character, while restrained tonal elements keep the groove steady and focused. Deep, fluid, and composed, it's crafted for controlled moments on the dancefloor. On 'JUMP!,' Ozzie Guven teams up with Luke Dean for a more direct and energetic cut. A punchy bass groove and bold hooks lead the charge, while tight drums and playful rhythmic switches inject bounce and urgency. Lively and impactful, it's designed to lift the room with immediate effect. London-based DJ and producer Ozzie Guven has rapidly established himself as a key name within the UK underground. Drawing influence from 90s culture and artists such as Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, MJ Cole, and Shy FX, his sound blends elements of garage, grime, and house into a distinctive groove-led identity. His breakout Dubaholics EP on Seven Dials Records reached #1 on Beatport's Minimal/Deep Tech chart, while his music has earned support from Marco Carola, Michael Bibi, and The Martinez Brothers, to name a few. Performances across the UK and Europe, including venues such as Toffler and Hemkade, have further solidified his growing presence. Joining him on 'JUMP!', Luke Dean is one of the fastest rising UK talents out there, bringing his signature groove to the table, and blending influences from 90s Chicago house and UK Garage. With releases on Polydor, neXup, Belief, South, and MicroHertz, and performances at Fabric London, DC10, The Warehouse Project, and After Caposile, he has quickly established himself as one to watch. His breakthrough track, 'Can't Decide' with Max Dean and Locky, earned DJ Mag's Best of British 2025 'Best Track' award, it also peaked at #13 in the UK Official Singles Chart, and became one of the most Shazammed tracks in Ibiza, marking a breakthrough year for the artist. With the Zero Degrees EP, Ozzie Guven delivers a sharp and groove-focused statement on Heavy House Society, reinforcing his position as one of the UK's most respected underground talents.

Ozzie Guven lands on Heavy House Society with the Zero Degrees EP, a two-track release rooted in precision, groove, and late-night energy. Title track 'Zero Degrees' moves with a slick, rolling flow, driven by a crisp low end and tightly controlled percussive detail. Subtle rhythmic nuances and evolving, space-like textures give the track a distinct character, while restrained tonal elements keep the groove steady and focused. Deep, fluid, and composed, it's crafted for controlled moments on the dancefloor. On 'JUMP!,' Ozzie Guven teams up with Luke Dean for a more direct and energetic cut. A punchy bass groove and bold hooks lead the charge, while tight drums and playful rhythmic switches inject bounce and urgency. Lively and impactful, it's designed to lift the room with immediate effect. London-based DJ and producer Ozzie Guven has rapidly established himself as a key name within the UK underground. Drawing influence from 90s culture and artists such as Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, MJ Cole, and Shy FX, his sound blends elements of garage, grime, and house into a distinctive groove-led identity. His breakout Dubaholics EP on Seven Dials Records reached #1 on Beatport's Minimal/Deep Tech chart, while his music has earned support from Marco Carola, Michael Bibi, and The Martinez Brothers, to name a few. Performances across the UK and Europe, including venues such as Toffler and Hemkade, have further solidified his growing presence. Joining him on 'JUMP!', Luke Dean is one of the fastest rising UK talents out there, bringing his signature groove to the table, and blending influences from 90s Chicago house and UK Garage. With releases on Polydor, neXup, Belief, South, and MicroHertz, and performances at Fabric London, DC10, The Warehouse Project, and After Caposile, he has quickly established himself as one to watch. His breakthrough track, 'Can't Decide' with Max Dean and Locky, earned DJ Mag's Best of British 2025 'Best Track' award, it also peaked at #13 in the UK Official Singles Chart, and became one of the most Shazammed tracks in Ibiza, marking a breakthrough year for the artist. With the Zero Degrees EP, Ozzie Guven delivers a sharp and groove-focused statement on Heavy House Society, reinforcing his position as one of the UK's most respected underground talents.

Ozzie Guven lands on Heavy House Society with the Zero Degrees EP, a two-track release rooted in precision, groove, and late-night energy. Title track 'Zero Degrees' moves with a slick, rolling flow, driven by a crisp low end and tightly controlled percussive detail. Subtle rhythmic nuances and evolving, space-like textures give the track a distinct character, while restrained tonal elements keep the groove steady and focused. Deep, fluid, and composed, it's crafted for controlled moments on the dancefloor. On 'JUMP!,' Ozzie Guven teams up with Luke Dean for a more direct and energetic cut. A punchy bass groove and bold hooks lead the charge, while tight drums and playful rhythmic switches inject bounce and urgency. Lively and impactful, it's designed to lift the room with immediate effect. London-based DJ and producer Ozzie Guven has rapidly established himself as a key name within the UK underground. Drawing influence from 90s culture and artists such as Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, MJ Cole, and Shy FX, his sound blends elements of garage, grime, and house into a distinctive groove-led identity. His breakout Dubaholics EP on Seven Dials Records reached #1 on Beatport's Minimal/Deep Tech chart, while his music has earned support from Marco Carola, Michael Bibi, and The Martinez Brothers, to name a few. Performances across the UK and Europe, including venues such as Toffler and Hemkade, have further solidified his growing presence. Joining him on 'JUMP!', Luke Dean is one of the fastest rising UK talents out there, bringing his signature groove to the table, and blending influences from 90s Chicago house and UK Garage. With releases on Polydor, neXup, Belief, South, and MicroHertz, and performances at Fabric London, DC10, The Warehouse Project, and After Caposile, he has quickly established himself as one to watch. His breakthrough track, 'Can't Decide' with Max Dean and Locky, earned DJ Mag's Best of British 2025 'Best Track' award, it also peaked at #13 in the UK Official Singles Chart, and became one of the most Shazammed tracks in Ibiza, marking a breakthrough year for the artist. With the Zero Degrees EP, Ozzie Guven delivers a sharp and groove-focused statement on Heavy House Society, reinforcing his position as one of the UK's most respected underground talents.

Ozzie Guven lands on Heavy House Society with the Zero Degrees EP, a two-track release rooted in precision, groove, and late-night energy. Title track 'Zero Degrees' moves with a slick, rolling flow, driven by a crisp low end and tightly controlled percussive detail. Subtle rhythmic nuances and evolving, space-like textures give the track a distinct character, while restrained tonal elements keep the groove steady and focused. Deep, fluid, and composed, it's crafted for controlled moments on the dancefloor. On 'JUMP!,' Ozzie Guven teams up with Luke Dean for a more direct and energetic cut. A punchy bass groove and bold hooks lead the charge, while tight drums and playful rhythmic switches inject bounce and urgency. Lively and impactful, it's designed to lift the room with immediate effect. London-based DJ and producer Ozzie Guven has rapidly established himself as a key name within the UK underground. Drawing influence from 90s culture and artists such as Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, MJ Cole, and Shy FX, his sound blends elements of garage, grime, and house into a distinctive groove-led identity. His breakout Dubaholics EP on Seven Dials Records reached #1 on Beatport's Minimal/Deep Tech chart, while his music has earned support from Marco Carola, Michael Bibi, and The Martinez Brothers, to name a few. Performances across the UK and Europe, including venues such as Toffler and Hemkade, have further solidified his growing presence. Joining him on 'JUMP!', Luke Dean is one of the fastest rising UK talents out there, bringing his signature groove to the table, and blending influences from 90s Chicago house and UK Garage. With releases on Polydor, neXup, Belief, South, and MicroHertz, and performances at Fabric London, DC10, The Warehouse Project, and After Caposile, he has quickly established himself as one to watch. His breakthrough track, 'Can't Decide' with Max Dean and Locky, earned DJ Mag's Best of British 2025 'Best Track' award, it also peaked at #13 in the UK Official Singles Chart, and became one of the most Shazammed tracks in Ibiza, marking a breakthrough year for the artist. With the Zero Degrees EP, Ozzie Guven delivers a sharp and groove-focused statement on Heavy House Society, reinforcing his position as one of the UK's most respected underground talents.

Ozzie Guven lands on Heavy House Society with the Zero Degrees EP, a two-track release rooted in precision, groove, and late-night energy. Title track 'Zero Degrees' moves with a slick, rolling flow, driven by a crisp low end and tightly controlled percussive detail. Subtle rhythmic nuances and evolving, space-like textures give the track a distinct character, while restrained tonal elements keep the groove steady and focused. Deep, fluid, and composed, it's crafted for controlled moments on the dancefloor. On 'JUMP!,' Ozzie Guven teams up with Luke Dean for a more direct and energetic cut. A punchy bass groove and bold hooks lead the charge, while tight drums and playful rhythmic switches inject bounce and urgency. Lively and impactful, it's designed to lift the room with immediate effect. London-based DJ and producer Ozzie Guven has rapidly established himself as a key name within the UK underground. Drawing influence from 90s culture and artists such as Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, MJ Cole, and Shy FX, his sound blends elements of garage, grime, and house into a distinctive groove-led identity. His breakout Dubaholics EP on Seven Dials Records reached #1 on Beatport's Minimal/Deep Tech chart, while his music has earned support from Marco Carola, Michael Bibi, and The Martinez Brothers, to name a few. Performances across the UK and Europe, including venues such as Toffler and Hemkade, have further solidified his growing presence. Joining him on 'JUMP!', Luke Dean is one of the fastest rising UK talents out there, bringing his signature groove to the table, and blending influences from 90s Chicago house and UK Garage. With releases on Polydor, neXup, Belief, South, and MicroHertz, and performances at Fabric London, DC10, The Warehouse Project, and After Caposile, he has quickly established himself as one to watch. His breakthrough track, 'Can't Decide' with Max Dean and Locky, earned DJ Mag's Best of British 2025 'Best Track' award, it also peaked at #13 in the UK Official Singles Chart, and became one of the most Shazammed tracks in Ibiza, marking a breakthrough year for the artist. With the Zero Degrees EP, Ozzie Guven delivers a sharp and groove-focused statement on Heavy House Society, reinforcing his position as one of the UK's most respected underground talents.

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Heavy House Society UK Garage / Bassline

Ozzie Guven lands on Heavy House Society with the Zero Degrees EP, a two-track release rooted in precision, groove, and late-night energy. Title track 'Zero Degrees' moves with a slick, rolling flow, driven by a crisp low end and tightly controlled percussive detail. Subtle rhythmic nuances and evolving, space-like textures give the track a distinct character, while restrained tonal elements keep the groove steady and focused. Deep, fluid, and composed, it's crafted for controlled moments on the dancefloor. On 'JUMP!,' Ozzie Guven teams up with Luke Dean for a more direct and energetic cut. A punchy bass groove and bold hooks lead the charge, while tight drums and playful rhythmic switches inject bounce and urgency. Lively and impactful, it's designed to lift the room with immediate effect. London-based DJ and producer Ozzie Guven has rapidly established himself as a key name within the UK underground. Drawing influence from 90s culture and artists such as Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, MJ Cole, and Shy FX, his sound blends elements of garage, grime, and house into a distinctive groove-led identity. His breakout Dubaholics EP on Seven Dials Records reached #1 on Beatport's Minimal/Deep Tech chart, while his music has earned support from Marco Carola, Michael Bibi, and The Martinez Brothers, to name a few. Performances across the UK and Europe, including venues such as Toffler and Hemkade, have further solidified his growing presence. Joining him on 'JUMP!', Luke Dean is one of the fastest rising UK talents out there, bringing his signature groove to the table, and blending influences from 90s Chicago house and UK Garage. With releases on Polydor, neXup, Belief, South, and MicroHertz, and performances at Fabric London, DC10, The Warehouse Project, and After Caposile, he has quickly established himself as one to watch. His breakthrough track, 'Can't Decide' with Max Dean and Locky, earned DJ Mag's Best of British 2025 'Best Track' award, it also peaked at #13 in the UK Official Singles Chart, and became one of the most Shazammed tracks in Ibiza, marking a breakthrough year for the artist. With the Zero Degrees EP, Ozzie Guven delivers a sharp and groove-focused statement on Heavy House Society, reinforcing his position as one of the UK's most respected underground talents.

Ozzie Guven lands on Heavy House Society with the Zero Degrees EP, a two-track release rooted in precision, groove, and late-night energy. Title track 'Zero Degrees' moves with a slick, rolling flow, driven by a crisp low end and tightly controlled percussive detail. Subtle rhythmic nuances and evolving, space-like textures give the track a distinct character, while restrained tonal elements keep the groove steady and focused. Deep, fluid, and composed, it's crafted for controlled moments on the dancefloor. On 'JUMP!,' Ozzie Guven teams up with Luke Dean for a more direct and energetic cut. A punchy bass groove and bold hooks lead the charge, while tight drums and playful rhythmic switches inject bounce and urgency. Lively and impactful, it's designed to lift the room with immediate effect. London-based DJ and producer Ozzie Guven has rapidly established himself as a key name within the UK underground. Drawing influence from 90s culture and artists such as Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, MJ Cole, and Shy FX, his sound blends elements of garage, grime, and house into a distinctive groove-led identity. His breakout Dubaholics EP on Seven Dials Records reached #1 on Beatport's Minimal/Deep Tech chart, while his music has earned support from Marco Carola, Michael Bibi, and The Martinez Brothers, to name a few. Performances across the UK and Europe, including venues such as Toffler and Hemkade, have further solidified his growing presence. Joining him on 'JUMP!', Luke Dean is one of the fastest rising UK talents out there, bringing his signature groove to the table, and blending influences from 90s Chicago house and UK Garage. With releases on Polydor, neXup, Belief, South, and MicroHertz, and performances at Fabric London, DC10, The Warehouse Project, and After Caposile, he has quickly established himself as one to watch. His breakthrough track, 'Can't Decide' with Max Dean and Locky, earned DJ Mag's Best of British 2025 'Best Track' award, it also peaked at #13 in the UK Official Singles Chart, and became one of the most Shazammed tracks in Ibiza, marking a breakthrough year for the artist. With the Zero Degrees EP, Ozzie Guven delivers a sharp and groove-focused statement on Heavy House Society, reinforcing his position as one of the UK's most respected underground talents.

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Heavy House Society proudly welcomes Dennis Quin with The Mindshaker EP, a three-track journey that channels groove, swing, and understated power through Sidney Charles' underground house imprint. The title cut, 'The Mindshaker', delivers a punchy, rolling house groove driven by a catchy vocal hook and hypnotic rhythmic pull. Crisp drum work and subtle tension shifts keep the energy moving with intent, locking dancers into a steady build that feels both direct and infectious. On 'Pure Perfection', Dennis Quin shifts into a smoother, more fluid lane. Warm, feel-good tones glide over clean, rolling drums, creating an effortless groove that balances restraint with lift. Polished and confident, it's a track that holds the floor without forcing the moment. Closing things out, 'Round and Round' leans into looping hypnosis and swing. Tight drums and small rhythmic variations keep the track evolving, giving it a playful yet focused feel that's ideal for long blends and late-night flow. An Amsterdam native, Dennis Quin has grown from local secret to internationally respected name, carving out a mature yet refreshing sound rooted in early Chicago and New York house influences. Inspired by artists like Kerri Chandler, Todd Terry, and Masters At Work, his productions blend heavy basslines with infectious rhythm, earning support from Seth Troxler, Enzo Siragusa, Chris Stussy, Josh Baker, Michael Bibi, and Benny Rodrigues. Alongside releases and remixes that opened global doors, Quin also runs his own EARDRUMS label and QuINvites event series, reinforcing his role as both tastemaker and curator. With The Mindshaker EP, Dennis Quin delivers a concise, groove-led release that fits seamlessly into the raw, floor-first ethos of Heavy House Society, marking another confident step in his ever-evolving journey.

Heavy House Society proudly welcomes Dennis Quin with The Mindshaker EP, a three-track journey that channels groove, swing, and understated power through Sidney Charles' underground house imprint. The title cut, 'The Mindshaker', delivers a punchy, rolling house groove driven by a catchy vocal hook and hypnotic rhythmic pull. Crisp drum work and subtle tension shifts keep the energy moving with intent, locking dancers into a steady build that feels both direct and infectious. On 'Pure Perfection', Dennis Quin shifts into a smoother, more fluid lane. Warm, feel-good tones glide over clean, rolling drums, creating an effortless groove that balances restraint with lift. Polished and confident, it's a track that holds the floor without forcing the moment. Closing things out, 'Round and Round' leans into looping hypnosis and swing. Tight drums and small rhythmic variations keep the track evolving, giving it a playful yet focused feel that's ideal for long blends and late-night flow. An Amsterdam native, Dennis Quin has grown from local secret to internationally respected name, carving out a mature yet refreshing sound rooted in early Chicago and New York house influences. Inspired by artists like Kerri Chandler, Todd Terry, and Masters At Work, his productions blend heavy basslines with infectious rhythm, earning support from Seth Troxler, Enzo Siragusa, Chris Stussy, Josh Baker, Michael Bibi, and Benny Rodrigues. Alongside releases and remixes that opened global doors, Quin also runs his own EARDRUMS label and QuINvites event series, reinforcing his role as both tastemaker and curator. With The Mindshaker EP, Dennis Quin delivers a concise, groove-led release that fits seamlessly into the raw, floor-first ethos of Heavy House Society, marking another confident step in his ever-evolving journey.

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