DJ Romain - The New Jersey EPTheres a reason they call it deep House. On 'The New Jersey' EP, DJ Romain doesnt just nod to his roots, he digs into them, scooping out a warm, rhythmic core that pulses with sweat, memory, and reverence. This is not a revival or a pastiche; its a love letter etched in drum machines and delay, from a producer whos lived the lineage. A fixture of late 90s NYC dance floors, Romain cut his teeth in the citys thumping underbelly, learning from the likes

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Kassian swaps the techy pulse of the German capital for a sound that’s altogether more melodic and atmospheric

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This is an essential 12 inch EP for any true house fan

Already dance floor tested and audience- approved with guaranteed dippin' quality

this rare and obscure in-demand gem from 1985 sounds retrospectively like a proper album with great coherence and sophistication all along

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laid-back wisdom and easy vocal mastery he has that you don’t see that much these days

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With Dave’s love of synths and Florence’s fascination with all things gothic and creepy a kind of “Nick Cave at the club” sound started to emerge to shape the record

A vibrant kaleidoscope of sound