Slow House

Harrison · Post by **Harrison** » Tue Dec 01, 2009 12:40 am

linkwood
james duncan
above smoke
kassem mosse
john talabot
cottam
ordell
kai alce
vakula
anton zap
SE62
specter
red rack'em
lerosa
dubbyman
juju & jordash
bim marx
john daly
alex agore
ernie
trus'me
san soda

not all slowhouse, and im sure you have heard of most of them but all the same they are well worth checking out

master b · Post by **master b** » Tue Dec 01, 2009 5:21 pm

loads of old derrick carter, blaze and larry heard stuff falls into this category

some newer artists:
patchworks
6th borough project
arto mwambe
12th floor
hot coins (which is red rack em)

stuff on the label tirk also

slowhouse done excellently by dubbyman:

http://soundcloud.com/trusme/dubbyman-d ... m/download

tomb · Post by **tomb** » Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:19 pm

Absolute gem of a track http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/view/59191 , Morgan Geist mix of Hot Toddy on Eskimo (which is a good label for this sort of stuff as someone mentioned).

KZA - Electronic University http://www.kompakt.fm/releases/z

Mario Basanov - Do You Remember (6th Borough Vocal Mix) http://soundcloud.com/futureclassic/05- ... -vocal-mix

patrick bateman · Post by **patrick bateman** » Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:29 pm

Why are you giving alway all these gems?
(hence another thread on this forum)

stevësto · Post by **stevësto** » Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:38 pm

i thought that set by doozer started out ok but then became a snoozer.

a lot of these suggestions are too dubby for my tastes, my adhd requires slightly more content, maybe even a vocal or two.

i dont care about giving away gems, so here's some goldmines of slower bpm groovy (pelvic energy) music:

http://www.cosmicdisco.co.uk/
http://polaroidclub.blogspot.com/

is this disco? i lean towards no. its like dubby slow house but with classic progressive house sounds and more modern production techniques creating a sharp precision euphoric (yet abstract and deep at the same time) sound. i mean lets face it, dub music production techniques haven't changed much since the 60's, why not go for some newer production tricks?

tomb · Post by **tomb** » Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:43 pm

patrick bateman wrote:Why are you giving alway all these gems?
(hence another thread on this forum)

Plenty of gems to go about

shypht · Post by **shypht** » Thu Dec 03, 2009 4:07 pm

Atheory wrote:yeah, i'm only interested in 105-110 range anymore. anything above is for drug addicts and perverts.

anything the 105-110 range is only for people in k-holes.

erdbeerschnitzel · Post by **erdbeerschnitzel** » Fri Dec 04, 2009 9:38 pm

tone-def wrote:
erdbeerschnitzel wrote:Tony, check the following:

Mark E
The Revenge
Eddie C

floating points - love me like this <3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eex5l6ePE7c
this stuff is very nice.

it was actually listening to some of your tracks that made me think about slower stuff.

Nice

I really got slower over the years, one year ago I couldn't produce tracks under 120bpm, now I like how a lower tempo gives more emphasis on groove and musicality of a track. Most of the dancefloors out there don't appreciate that yet though