Deep House

Description

Deep House is a subgenre of house music known for its complex melodies, use of chords, and soulful vocals. It typically features a slower tempo and a more atmospheric sound compared to other house music styles.

History

Deep House emerged in the 1980s, evolving from the Chicago house scene. It incorporated elements of jazz, soul, and funk, distinguishing itself with a more laid-back and introspective vibe. Pioneers like Larry Heard and Mr. Fingers played a significant role in shaping the genre. Over the years, Deep House has maintained its popularity, influencing various electronic music styles.