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Most early deep house tracks were in the 116-122 bpm range. 120 was the average. But it’s a kind of slow tempo that defeats the high-energy people expect on a dancefloor. I like that about it. This kind of atmosphere in which people look at each other, and the empty dance floor, and ask, “Is it okay to dance?” It’s not this fascistic high-energy shit that orders you to dance. It’s not lounge music that denies you a dance. It then becomes about the dancers self-activation.

https://youtu.be/aaz1eAcN4Ag

LADS
ALEJANDRO PAZ'S DEBUT LP IS FUCKING SICKKKKK

it's not really dance music anymore tho but still, check that shit out, i'm in love

kook