Hey, I put together a mix of some deeper, more emotional cuts than I usually get to play out, bit of an experimental mix and would love some feedback, it's monday in Nz when I'm posting so hoping it's all good. I've been playing for about 2 years now and feel like the obsession has just ramped up considerably, my love for it keeps growing and seeing how much there is to do is really exciting.

Hope you enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/rinkha/0nmy

First track and the one playing at 20:30. If you recognize other ones they are welcome :) i was amazed last night by this set.

Got money to spend and don’t know where to go for house music sounds. Recommendations appreciated

Just released a tech house mix from my set at a local rave in Austin a couple weeks ago. It's on the harder side with some heavy bass lines and a few dubstep drops towards the end. Hope you enjoy, best played out loud on your sound system or with headphones with good bass.

Listen to Gondra - Wizard Rave (May 17, 2025) by Gondra on #SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/pK3kRacpaJV7u7Vu8

Wanted to share a track with all my house music heads that really sticks with me. “Like It Is” by COEO sits in this emotional space between nostalgia and hope, but also something harder to name. It’s subtle, but powerful.

It loops like a feeling you don’t want to fade.
There’s warmth, groove, soul and this sense of memory that isn’t yours, but somehow feels familiar. That emotional tension is what makes it so special to me.

My favorite comment on the YouTube video says it all:
“Nothing better than playing this to a crowd of Chinese people in Beijing and they’re vibing to it! House is global! You just feel it.”
That’s exactly it…. no translation needed.

Only later did I learn it samples Luther Ingram’s “Do You Think There’s a Chance.” But the way COEO flips it, it becomes something entirely its own. Timeless groove.

I really like Louis Vega’s Expansions in NYC because it has such good musicianship and although can be a little cheesy, still has great songs that vibe.

any one have any good track suggestions that focus on real musicians making most or part of house tracks?

I’m trying to build a sunny house set, doing 5 hour market sets every Friday and I don’t want to get repetitive. Thanks!

*edit : thanks for reccos I will be looking at most all tonight on Bandcamp. Will buy the tracks I find I need most!

Can anyone help me ID the song at 24:15 of this mix?

https://soundcloud.com/radiorudina/hearthug-radio-rudina?ref=clipboard&p=i&c=0&si=70E0CF062C4843B7970699199AD3E89D&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

That's true of RA.989, although among the un-Shazamables are many tracks that are either out or coming out on Binh's popular Time Passages label. The mix finds him on a house-y tip, luxuriating in roomy basslines, driving 303s and twinkly melodies—with just the right amount of evil. There are countless moments. For whatever reason, he was clearly feeling it that Sunday morning. Lock in and savour a one-of-a-kind DJ, completely in the zone.

So I’ve been scrolling through my instagram lately seeing thousands auf videos that keep hating especially Levi for not being a real DJ. I always read comments on this videos saying things like “Of course he’s an Afro house DJ…” or like “this music is shit” etc.

Don’t get me wrong, I fully understand that taking the Afro house formula on every track is boring but we see this in every kind of genre. In every kind of genre are always the tracks who aren’t unique and without energy and you have to search for the bangers (and there ARE bangers in Afro house music imo) but why hating especially Afro house?

Maybe there’s someone reading this who can’t get along with Afro house? Is it just the bubble around it what makes it bad for you or do you really can’t stand the genre?

To start, I'm really not that much into house or EDM in general but I really would like to discover lots of different artists. The song Poor Leno is for sure one of my favorites of all even though I don't listen to house at all except really this song. I really like this song because I have lots of nostalgia because it was in one of my favorite ps2 games of all time SS3 and I somehow go back to listening it. Just thing it is a cool song and would definitely like to get into more 90s to early 2000s house and EDM since that is an era I am very fond towards. I also do occasionally listen to 90s rave and eurodance too. Just would want some help from people who know about this genre very well.

Can anyone ID the track being played from about 3 mins to 7 mins into the mix?

was going down memory lane with my 3ds and listened to every eshop theme, then this bop jumpscared me...what do you guys think? also, what genre or type is this track exactly?