Tagged: uk house

UK electronic duo Gorgon City is generating excitement around their fifth studio album, Reverie, with the release of their new single “Breathe You In,” featuring NORTH. As Reverie’s release date of July 19 approaches, “Breathe You In” showcases Gorgon City’s … Read More →

In preparation for the release of their fifth full length studio album this summer, Gorgon City have blessed our speakers with one of the most heavy hitting deep house songs of the year. Their newest single “One New Change” is … Read More →

This month we mourn the loss of a pioneer in dance music. On February 17th, Andrew Weatherall passed away at the age of 56 due to a pulmonary embolism. Although he may no longer be with us in person, he will forever … Read More →

Music is meant to make you move, especially house music. It’s carefully curated to make it near impossible to stay still on the dance floor, and that is exactly what “Sports Mode” from UK house veteran Redlight has done. Another … Read More →

He may be only 22, but Mason Maynard is proving to be a valuable addition to the underground scene with his UK-style of production blowing up across the UK and Ibiza. The Manchester-born DJ and producer has already released on … Read More →

Whether you’re on a dark dance floor, in the car, or hanging out at home, it’s hard not to move your body when a Bicep song comes on. Last year, the Belfast-based electronic duo released their breathtakingly-beautiful, introspective self-titled album. The … Read More →

There are good house tracks, and then there’s the kind of track that takes you somewhere else entirely. It’s the sort of song that—no matter how many times you’ve heard it—grabs you by the heart each time it plays. Tracks … Read More →

House producer Richard Barratt is no newcomer to the electronic music scene. The Sheffield, England-based artist first rose to prominence in the 1980’s under the moniker DJ Parrot. But UK house enthusiasts probably know Barratt best as one-half the techno duo … Read More →

If absence makes the heart grow fonder, then Jon Hopkins, we are very, very fond of you. It’s been five long years since the London-based producer released his last full-length album, but he certainly hasn’t been resting on his laurels. This … Read More →