Deep House and Garage

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For all I moan about where music is at now, there's still rays of light poking through the cracks. Detroit somehow never lost its ability to stay fresh and keep itself intact.



Not trying to grab your attention. Just delivering the goods for those who listen.

 

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The beatdown sound. Low slung, hazy and totally hypnotic when dropped at the right moment

 

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Scorched earth claustro-dystopia from the man like Pittmann. Its the part around 4mins that does it

 

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Unsettling 8am tackle when you want to twist the room up

 

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Spun out mesmeriser

 

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Further into the vortex.

 

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Gear shift

 

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DJ Genesis

 

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The versatile Kenny Larkin

 

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Imperative grooves

 

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Keeping on, soul intact

 

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Getting down to business. 2 masters

 

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Straight talk

 

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A rhodes chord, some strings and a vocal. All nestled on a bed of rolling bass and luv

 

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Simplicity

 

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Riding a high faze

 

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Slinky remix of the og

 

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New voices. Javonntte relatively fresh on the scene

 

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Crispy synths

 

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The man

That's it for now.