Deep House and Garage

[Bang Diddley]

Ron Trent - Don't Try it

Possible Carl Craig sample (or inspired) from the Landcruising album after the breakdown at 3:55

 

[Bang Diddley]

Ron Trent - YNF (You'll Never Find)

So good at keeping these long tracks interesting with a repeating deep kick and bassline. Even at 8:30 things are changing up nicely.

 

[Bang Diddley]

Ron Trent - How Do You Love (Tribute to Kerri Chandler)

Reminds me of Morning Factory - proper hypnotic track

 

[Bang Diddley]

RT on the rmx. Killer bubbly bassline

Satoshi Tomiie - Thursday, 2AM (Ron Trent Remix Dub)

Completely transforming the original version

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[Murphy]

Such a consistent presence. A couple of picks to add



Lamaj comes close to RT’s sound design

 

[Bang Diddley]

^^ Indeed Mr WYH's. RT could easily have his own thread.

Todd might be God, but Ron's the Don, like you say over so many years his quality has been right up there

 

[Murphy]

The ability to develop and maintain a groove over 8-10mins is an art very few nail. Not to get all slushy, but they really open up on a decent system with solid separation. Top shelf mixing tools too

 

[Murphy]

@Leo mentioned Duke, so there’s a cross-pollination aspect to

 

[Murphy]

For the garidge heads

 

[Simon silverdollarcircle]

@Leo mentioned Duke, so there’s a cross-pollination aspect to

ahhh this is gorgeous. usually with DJ Duke what i like is that it seems like totally functional music. I've never read an interview with him so I don't know what he was about at all, but his sound is often so uninterested in stuff like, y'know, emotions or feelings or beauty or any of that stuff, and it's only really interested in being a HOUSE SLAMMER. which I love, of course.

But I never knew he had this side to him as well. What a sweetie.

 

[Simon silverdollarcircle]

picked this up at the record shop down the road the other day and i'm pretty blown away. I love lots of Boo Williams stuff obvs, but never knew this one. Heads down trek into the wilds of the inner mind.

 

[Simon silverdollarcircle]

would like to melt into the speaker to this one.

 

[Murphy]

He’s a master of the third act

A battered favourite

 

[Murphy]

ahhh this is gorgeous. usually with DJ Duke what i like is that it seems like totally functional music. I've never read an interview with him so I don't know what he was about at all, but his sound is often so uninterested in stuff like, y'know, emotions or feelings or beauty or any of that stuff, and it's only really interested in being a HOUSE SLAMMER. which I love, of course.

But I never knew he had this side to him as well. What a sweetie.

End of session record where (it’s been known) you bring up the lights, ease right off the gas and shape shift into the light

 

[Murphy]

 

[pattycakes_]

David Morales under his Redzone alias

 

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[Murphy]

 

[Murphy]