House & EDM DJ-Sets Compilations

The House Section features Collections of packages regarding House DJ-Sets.

These are broken down into DJ-Sets Compilations, Blu-Ray & USB Specials and Portable Hard Drives.    

Complete House DJ-Sets Collection - 7TB USB Hard Drive 

Complete Electro & EDM DJ-Sets Collection - 3TB USB Hard Drive 

Complete Funky House DJ-Sets Collection - 2TB USB Hard Drive 

Complete Progressive DJ-Sets Collection - 2TB USB Hard Drive 

Complete Tech House DJ-Sets Collection - 2TB USB Hard Drive 

Complete Sasha DJ-Sets Collection - 250GB USB Hard Drive 

Complete John Digweed DJ-Sets Collection - 500GB USB Hard Drive 

Complete Sasha & Digweed DJ-Sets Collection - 1TB USB Hard Drive 

Complete Swedish House Mafia Collection DJ-Sets USB Hard Drive 

⭐Genres of House Music⭐

Acid House - A Chicago derivative built around the Roland TB-303 bassline machine. Hard, uncompromising, tweaking samples produce a hypnotic effect.
Ambient house (see ambient music): Mixing the moody atmospheric sounds of New Age and ambient music with pulsating house beats.

Chicago House - Simple basslines, driving four-on-the-floor percussion and textured keyboard lines are the elements of the original house sound.

Deep House - A slower variant of house (around 120 BPM) with warm, sometimes hypnotic melodies that originated in San Francisco.

Epic House - A variant of progressive house featuring lush synth-fills and dramatic (some would say pretentious) beat breakdowns.

Freestyle House - A Latin variant of NY house music, which began development in the early 1980s by producers like John Jellybean Benitez. Seen by some as an evolution of electro funk.

French House - A late 1990s house sound developed in France. Inspired by the '70s and '80s funk and disco sounds. Mostly features a typical sound "filter" effect. e.g. Daft Punk

Garage - This term has changed meaning several times over the years. The UK definition relates to New York's version of deep house, originally named after a style of soulful disco played at the legendary Paradise Garage, although the original Garage sound was much more eclectic, mixing many different kinds of records. The UK version is pronounced "ga-raaj". 

Ghetto House - A variation from Chicago that features minimal, 808 and 909 drum machine-driven tracks, and profane (sometimes sexually explicit) lyrics.

Hip House - The simple fusion of rap rhymes with house beats. Mainly popular for a brief moment in the late 80s. The most famous record is Jungle Brothers' "Girl I'll House You."

Hard House - House music on the harder side, leaning more towards aggressive 'hoover' type sounds. The style was generally fast tempo.

Hi-NRG - Called "high energy". Popular in the gay scene, sometimes reminiscent of freestyle house.

Italo House - Slick production techniques, catchy melodies, rousing piano lines and American vocal styling typify the Italian ("Italo") house sound. A modulating Giorgio Moroder-style bassline is also a trademark of this style.

Latin House - Borrows heavily from Salsa and Brazilian beats, most notably in "Brazil over Zurich." This style was perfected and proliferated by DJ Reyna J in Chicago's underground scene in the late 1990s.

Minimal House - Simple, 4/4 beats (usually around 125-130 beats-per-minute), usually only barely accompanied by sparse, percussive effects, synthesiser work, and simplistic vocals.

New York House - New York's uptempo dance music, referred to simply as club music by some.

Pop House - The use of house production styles to make traditional pop artists more acceptable on the dancefloor results in the pop house phenomenon.

Progressive House - Progressive house is typified by accelerating peaks and troughs throughout a track's duration, and is, in general, less obvious than in hard house. Layering different sounds on top of each other and slowly bringing them in and out of the mix is a key idea behind the progressive movement. Some of this kind of music sounds like a cousin of trance music.

Pumpin House - Developed in the late 90's and related to French house, Pumpin' House also often samples disco, rock, jazz, and/or funk loops (sometimes creating dense layered textures) and usually makes extensive use of filters, but gains its appellation from its heavy use of compression, which makes tracks surge and pulse. It is characterised by intense, up-front drum programming, heavy funk influence, and very emphasised basslines, often sampled from live players. Famous producers include Olav Basoski (Holland), Grant Nelson (UK), and Monkey Bars (US). Typical BPM range is 127-133.

Tech House - Tech substitutes typical booming house kickdrums with shorter, often distorted kicks, smaller hi-hats, and noisier snares. House's funky jazz loops are replaced with techno-sounding synth lines. Closely related to microhouse.

Tribal House - Popularised by remixer/DJ Junior Vasquez in New York, characterised by lots of percussion and world music-style rhythms.

Ultra House - Extremely fast house beats typically 160 to 220 beats per minute, the same speed as "jungle" music.

Electro House - Sometimes resembles tech house, but often influenced by the "electro" sound of the early 1980's, aka breakdancing music, via samples or just synthesizer usage.