Deep House

Deep House is a subgenre of house music that emerged in the 1980s, characterized by its smooth, soulful melodies, intricate basslines, and a tempo typically ranging between 110-125 BPM. Rooted in the Chicago house scene, it blends elements of jazz, funk, and soul, creating an atmospheric and immersive listening experience. Notable for its use of complex chord progressions and ambient soundscapes, Deep House invites listeners into a warm, introspective space perfect for both dance floors and relaxed settings.