Dance to iconic house music hits! Timeless anthems that continue to captivate the world

Push the Feeling On (Mk Dub Revisited Edit)Nightcrawlers

Nightcrawlers – Push The Feeling On

A 90s organ sound reminiscent of Robin S’s “Show Me Love.” In fact, this track was released about a year earlier.

It carries a melancholic vibe, and I think it skillfully depicts scenes of the night and the club.

There’s a source of inspiration: it was reportedly inspired by Creative Source’s 1975 release “Pass the Feelin’ On.” Nightcrawlers is a house music project formed by producer and DJ John Reid from Easterhouse in Glasgow, Scotland.

V Gets JazzyLouie Vega feat. Mr.V

V Get’s Jazzy

A cheerful beat that conveys a wild Afro vibe within a mild, jazzy mood.

Released in 2004 on his own label, VEGA RECORDS.

A collaboration between Masters at Work’s Louie Vega—the house-scene star and big-festival mainstay—and their chosen successor, Mr.

V.

It balances a laid-back atmosphere with an uplifting tension, making it shine both at peak time and at parties.

Pump Up The VolumeM/A/R/R/S

M|A|R|R|S – Pump Up The Volume (Official Video)

Released in 1987, this quintessential UK early house track by Colourbox and A.

R.

Kane exudes a cosmic atmosphere.

It became a massive hit and is a historical classic that’s indispensable when talking about house music.

It’s high-energy yet somehow dubby; incidentally, it’s also very popular as background music for dancers’ battles and showcases.

Yes, this track is a crossover between old-school hip-hop and dance music.

Acid TracksPhuture

Acid Trax

This is a pioneering acid house track released in 1987 by Chicago-based house music veteran DJ Pierre, also known as Wild Pitch.

The name “Phuture” is the alias he uses when releasing acid tracks.

Unlike the flashy, high-energy “pew-pew” style of today’s heavily driven TB-303 sounds, the early tracks have a somewhat rounder bass timbre.

Many works from that era also had a deeper overall texture.

Bar A ThymKerri Chandler

Kerri Chandler – Bar A Thym

Kerri Chandler, a heavyweight and originator of American deep house.

Active since the 1990s, he continues to exert tremendous influence on younger generations.

It’s still fresh in our memory that in 2018 he made his previously vinyl-only tracks available as free downloads.

The track we’re introducing this time is a classic released in 2005 that became a hit.

Fix My SinkDJ Sneak

DJ Sneak – Fix My Sink

It might be confusing for people who came in through EDM, since the spelling is so similar to DJ SNAKE that some might mistake him, but this is DJ Sneak—the master of jackin’ house.

He’s been active from a young age and has been around since the early days when Chicago house became a movement.

His sound is funky and stylish, yet carries a mischievous edge that puts you in a cheerful mood.

His work consistently has this vibe, with a cohesive, unified world of its own!

Dance (Club Mix)Earth People

Dance-Dub Mix

This is another house classic that remains highly popular today.

Compared to others, it’s so catchy that I hesitated to classify it within deep house.

Many of its brilliantly crafted phrases were created using samplers and produced by Joseph Longo, who was working at a record shop at the time.

It’s still played in clubs by DJs of all generations and has been reissued multiple times.

The kick rhythm is distinctive.

An addictive, melancholic classic tune.