
r/House

ANoTR @ pacha - missed connection
Long shot, but here goes…
I met a guy called Leon from Wales on Friday night at Pacha during the ANOTR event. We ended up sharing a dance, a lot of laughs, and had a genuinely great connection.
Unfortunately, the night took a turn when your friend was escorted out by security, and in all the chaos we got separated before we could exchange details. I’ve been kicking myself ever since.
If this is you—or if someone knows a Leon from Wales who was at Pacha on Friday for ANOTR with a friend who got thrown out—I’d love to hear from you. It would be great to finish the conversation (and maybe share another dance).
Hope this somehow finds you.❤️
ID needed - seems to have the lyrics to 'Aint no mountain high enough'
https://www.instagram.com/p/DaLrRS6tpgK/
help is appreciated, id love this one in my rotation
(reupload with correct link this time)
Trying to improve my house playlist
First time trying to make a post here so I apologize if I did anything wrong. Recently I’ve been trying to improve my playlist by adding some house grails. If anyone could recommend some essentials for a house playlist or maybe some hidden gems it would be greatly appreciated.
Celeda - The Underground (Addictive Trip Mix) (2000) [Tribal / Progressive House]
youtube.comTrack ID - Nate Dogg bootleg early 2000s
Hey all. I'm looking to ID this Nate Dogg bootleg. Does anyone remember this white label or know the artist/title? I've searched Discogs, HTFR, Juno and Google ofc with no luck. Any clue is appreciated! Link from the mix I've heard it from below:
Playlist with 100% real house music - follow if you like chill & deep vibes
Created a playlist with my favorite house songs, perfect for chill summer vibing and focus. No AI-slop, just real artists. Please follow and listen if you like deep emotional edm and house music, and wanna discover songs regularly :)
Help! I heard this once in 2006/7 and have never heard it again
It wasa parody song about creating a hit electronic dance song. No computerized voices. It was a person or 2 people. It started with a drum machine and at the end they left the drum machine running and walked out of the studio. There was a deep voice saying something like "I want your sex".
I heard it once on a local college radio station in 2006 or 2007. I've bern trying to find it since.
Chicago, “Street Player” (Remix) [Rated X, 1986?]
Still my favorite version (sorry Dimitri).
There have long been rumors about who did this and the remix of Moroder’s “Evolution” on the flip side. I always assumed it was François - but I think he denied it.
LF - Anyone ???
bFonki - Plastik
Ragie Ban - Austic
Ragie Ban - Journey
Beltran, Kidoo - Spicy Dih
Marco Strous - Drop Top
SOSA - Stupid
Pop That Thang (SOSA Edit)
Beltran, Simas - Scatter Brain
Ragie Ban, bFonki - Power
Beltran, Simas - Tussy Walking
Raw Cuts (Michael Bibi Remix)
Michael Bibi - Nokia
Ragie Ban & BRN - Ketafunk
Ragie Ban - Trollz
Ragie Ban - Dandelions
Ragie ban - Infinity Sex
Pedroz & Adam Sellouk - Fuel
Volkoder & Camelphat - Unique Moment
Scrid & Carlos Sot - Keep On
Belts & Simas - Campo Belo (Beautiful Fields Mix)
Braydon Terzo & Lokevivi - Stat$
BRN & InntRaw - Hot Chicks
BRN - Beep
BRN - Homies
BRN - Just Talking
Dedro - Attention
Scrid - Missy
Slamm - Charlie
Braydon Terzo - Get Ruff
Sapian & Dox - Get Down
Peace control, SLAMM - 9 of hearts
Fezzo & Buogo - Young Folks
Fezzo & Illusionize - Living On My Own
Zaark - Home
Zaark - Right Here
Vintage Culture, DJ GLEN, Ali Love - Off My Head
Humans, Greggio - Disconnect
Grant Nelson & Richard Purser - Sensation One (Garage House, 1995)
youtu.be[I did a thing] - Which tracks Dj's mixed with which?
Hi! I had this idea for a long time and I actually developed it 10 years ago!, but ended up giving up. This year I decided to give it another try, mostly to use it myself.
The way I like to discover music is seeing what other DJs mixed after some song I like / have. So I built mixinout to find exactly that, you look up a track and see what was actually played after it and what came before in real sets. I also added key detection, so you can explore by key, BPM, artist, label... and get inspiration for your own sets from there.
10 years ago someone told me this would just be "copying other DJs" and I got pretty discouraged, enough to drop the whole thing. Today I see it the other way. Nobody is going to play someone else's set front to back, but knowing that two tracks were mixed together by a DJ you respect is like digging in their crate. You find music you would never search for by name, and then you do your own thing with it. For me this enhances creativity, it doesn't kill it. Digging has always worked like this, I just made it searchable.
It's free, I built it for myself first. I hope you enjoy it and I appreciate any kind of feedback, good or bad: https://www.mixinout.com