Thursday, October 9, 2014

5 Deep House-Influenced Songs You Might’ve Missed

MK
 
When it comes to the deeper side of dance music, the UK is often ahead of the curve compared to the US. For example, deep house-influenced hits such as Disclosure’s “Latch,” Kiesza’s “Hideaway,” Route 94’s “My Love” and Clean Bandit’s “Rather Be” were all chart-toppers in the UK long before American audiences first heard them on the radio.
 
While we can’t say for certain what the next hit will be, DJcity spoke with five influential DJs from around the UK to find out which tracks are currently getting the most love at their gigs.
 

 
Wankelmut & Emma Louise – My Head Is A Jungle – MK Remix
 
“MK chopped this just right to give the vocals a catchy hook. He also kept it interesting throughout thanks to classic house chords on the keys and plenty of breakdowns.”
— Satoru, Newcastle
 
 

 
Oliver $ & Jimi Jules – Pushin’ On – Tchami Remix
 
“Tchami is killing it with his crossover EDM and deep sound, which gets deep house fans shuffling while at the same time maintains a fist pumping atmosphere. Everyone in the club sings out loud even though nobody quite knows the words.” — James HYPE!, Liverpool
 
 

 
Ten Walls – Walking With Elephants
 
“A massive summer anthem that’s a must-have for any house DJ no matter what kind of set your playing.” — DJ S.K.T, London
 
 

 
Huxley – Inkwell
 
“The Drop on this tune is no joke! It absolutely kills the club everywhere I play it!”
— Colin Francis, London
 
 

 
Braxton – Next To Me
 
“Crazy drop. High-energy. When the bass drops after the filter…wow, you know about it. With a familiar Ashanti vocal sample, you can play this track in the most commercial set and it’s guaranteed to go off.” — Jerome Price, Leicester/Newcastle
 
Visit DJcity UK’s record pool for more tracks like this.
 
Related: 10 Essential Deep House Tracks of 2013

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