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Daft Punk
Daft Punk
FRAHouse

Daft Punk

FRAElectronicHouse
Fred again..
Fred again..
GBRDance

Fred again..

GBRElectronicDance
Peggy Gou
Peggy Gou
DEUHouse

Peggy Gou

DEUElectronicHouse
James Hype
James Hype
GBRDance
Claimed Profile

James Hype

GBRElectronicDance
Vintage Culture
Vintage Culture
BRAHouse
Claimed Profile

Vintage Culture

BRAElectronicHouse
Purple Disco Machine
Purple Disco Machine
DEUHouse

Purple Disco Machine

DEUElectronicHouse
Bob Sinclar
Bob Sinclar
FRAHouse

Bob Sinclar

FRAElectronicHouse
Dom Dolla
Dom Dolla
AUSHouse

Dom Dolla

AUSElectronicHouse
Joel Corry
Joel Corry
GBRHouse

Joel Corry

GBRElectronicHouse
Duke Dumont
Duke Dumont
GBRHouse

Duke Dumont

GBRElectronicHouse
John Summit
John Summit
USATech House

John Summit

USAElectronicTech House
Zerb
H
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Zerb
BRADeep House
HotHot

Zerb

BRAElectronicDeep House
Max Grabel
Max Grabel
USAHouse

Max Grabel

USAElectronicHouse
Fatboy Slim
Fatboy Slim
GBRHouse

Fatboy Slim

GBRElectronicHouse
Imanbek
Imanbek
KAZDance

Imanbek

KAZElectronicDance
Eric Prydz
Eric Prydz
USAHouse

Eric Prydz

USAElectronicHouse
Beachcrimes
Beachcrimes
USADance

Beachcrimes

USAElectronicDance
Martin Solveig
Martin Solveig
FRADance

Martin Solveig

FRAElectronicDance
Black Coffee
Black Coffee
ZAFHouse

Black Coffee

ZAFElectronicHouse
AronChupa
AronChupa
SWEHouse

AronChupa

SWEElectronicHouse
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Joel Corry
Joel Corry
GBRHouse

Joel Corry

GBRElectronicHouse
85.8K radio spins
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Daft Punk
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Purple Disco Machine
Purple Disco Machine
DEUHouse

Purple Disco Machine

DEUElectronicHouse
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Bob Sinclar
FRAHouse

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33.9K radio spins
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Duke Dumont
GBRHouse

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22.5K radio spins

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Infinity 2008 - Klaas Vocal Edit
Infinity 2008 - Klaas Vocal Edit
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      Overview of House music

      House music emerged in the early 1980s in Chicago and quickly spread to other cities in the United States and Europe. It was characterized by its repetitive 4/4 beats, synthesized melodies, and use of drum machines and samplers. The genre was heavily influenced by disco, funk, and soul music, but it also incorporated elements of African and Latin American rhythms.

      House music quickly became popular in underground clubs and raves, where DJs would mix and manipulate tracks to create a continuous flow of music. The genre's emphasis on dancing and its inclusive culture helped it gain a diverse and dedicated following.

      Over time, house music evolved and branched out into various subgenres, including deep house, acid house, and techno. It also became a major influence on other genres of electronic dance music, such as trance and EDM.

      Today, house music continues to be a prominent force in the music industry, with festivals and events dedicated to the genre drawing thousands of fans from around the world. Its legacy as a transformative and inclusive genre is still felt today, and its impact on popular music cannot be overstated.

      Which musicians and bands defined House music?

      Within the pulsating beats, infectious rhythms, and soulful melodies lies a tapestry woven by talented musicians and bands who have redefined the boundaries of electronic music. Join us on this rhythmic journey as we delve into the origins and evolution of House, paying homage to the visionary artists who have left an indelible mark on this exhilarating genre.

      Frankie Knuckles: Known as the "Godfather of House Music," Frankie Knuckles played a pivotal role in the development and dissemination of House music in Chicago. His DJ sets at the Warehouse nightclub and remix work helped establish the genre's sound and style.

      Marshall Jefferson: A producer, DJ, and songwriter, Marshall Jefferson contributed to the early Chicago House scene. His track "Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem)" is regarded as a classic and exemplifies the genre's energetic and uplifting qualities.

      Larry Heard (Mr. Fingers): Larry Heard, under his alias Mr. Fingers, crafted some of the most iconic and melodic House tracks. His production skills and emotional depth in songs like "Can You Feel It" exemplify the soulful side of House music.

      Inner City: Formed by Kevin Saunderson, Inner City combined catchy melodies, soulful vocals, and driving beats to create anthems like "Big Fun" and "Good Life." Their music exemplified the crossover potential of House music into mainstream success.

      Frankie Knuckles and Jamie Principle: Collaborating on the influential track "Your Love," Frankie Knuckles and Jamie Principle created a blueprint for the evolving sound of House music. This track showcases the fusion of electronic elements, soulful vocals, and infectious grooves.

      Daft Punk: Although primarily associated with French electronic music and the subgenre of French House, Daft Punk's innovative approach to dance music, particularly their album "Homework," helped redefine and popularize House music on a global scale.

      Masters at Work: Consisting of "Little" Louie Vega and Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez, Masters at Work played a significant role in shaping the sound of House music in the 1990s. Their remixes and original productions blended elements of House, Latin, and soul, creating a distinct and influential sound.

      Derrick Carter: As a DJ and producer, Derrick Carter has been a prominent figure in House music since the 1980s. His eclectic and skillful mixing style, combined with his contributions to the Chicago House scene, have solidified his place in the genre's history.

      We have witnessed the profound influence of musicians like Frankie Knuckles, Larry Heard, and Marshall Jefferson, who etched their names into the genre's history. From the underground warehouses of Chicago to the global dance floors, House music continues to captivate and inspire, channeling the unifying power of rhythm and melody.

      Which songs and albums defined House music?

      House music has captivated listeners with its infectious beats, soulful melodies, and boundless energy. Join us as we embark on a chronological exploration of some of the most influential House music songs and albums, tracing the genre's evolution and celebrating the artists who have shaped its rich history.

      "Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem)" by Marshall Jefferson (1986): This iconic track became one of the early anthems of House music, with its infectious energy and uplifting vibe.

      "Can You Feel It" by Mr. Fingers (1986): Larry Heard, under his alias Mr. Fingers, delivered this soulful and timeless House track, showcasing his production prowess and emotional depth.

      "Acid Tracks" by Phuture (1987): Considered one of the first Acid House tracks, this pioneering production introduced the distinctive sound of the Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer, influencing the development of electronic dance music.

      "Voodoo Ray" by A Guy Called Gerald (1988): Voodoo Ray is a seminal dance track by Gerald Simpson, released in 1988. This influential song embodies the pulsating energy of acid house and rave, featuring infectious beats, hypnotic melodies, and a captivating vocal sample.

      "Good Life" by Inner City (1988): Inner City, led by Kevin Saunderson, blended catchy melodies, soulful vocals, and driving beats to create this chart-topping House anthem.

      "French Kiss" by Lil Louis (1989): This sensual and hypnotic track, with its seductive spoken-word vocals and pulsating rhythm, played a significant role in popularizing House music internationally.

      "The Haçienda" compilation albums (1989-1992): Released by the legendary Manchester nightclub, these compilation albums featured tracks from a variety of House music pioneers, serving as a time capsule of the evolving House scene during that era.

      "Da Funk" by Daft Punk (1995): This funky and infectious track propelled Daft Punk to international fame, showcasing their unique blend of House, funk, and electronic elements.

      Its influence has transcended borders, united diverse communities, and inspired countless artists and listeners alike. So, as the beats of House music continue to echo across time, may they serve as a reminder of the unifying power of rhythm and melody, and the enduring legacy of this electrifying genre.

      Which music festivals and events represent House music?

      Some notable music festivals and events that represent the House music genre include the Miami Music Week, Tomorrowland, Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC), Ibiza Closing Parties, Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), and the Defected Croatia festival.

      These events showcase some of the best House music DJs and producers from around the world, offering a wide variety of House sub-genres such as Deep House, Tech House, and Progressive House.

      The Miami Music Week, for instance, features events and parties hosted by top House music labels and artists, while Tomorrowland is known for its extravagant stages and immersive productions that bring House music to life.

      EDC is another highly acclaimed festival that embraces House music, with multiple stages dedicated to the genre and a massive audience of House music fans.

      The Ibiza Closing Parties and ADE are also popular events that attract House music enthusiasts and professionals alike, with numerous showcases, conferences, and club nights featuring the latest House music trends and talent.

      Finally, Defected Croatia festival is a must-visit for House music fans, with its unique beachfront setting and diverse lineup of House music acts.