House Radio

House and deep house are the core of our rotation. Expect classic grooves next to fresh releases, soulful vocals next to stripped-back club tracks, and independent producers next to names you already know.

Every track is picked by a person who listens to it first. There are no paid placements, no ad breaks and no algorithm deciding what you hear next.

1. My SecretDNDM09:38
2. FallBassjackers, L3n09:18
3. What Do You NeedAgosto, XIX09:13

Tracks appear here as soon as they are played on air. Press play above and listen in.

The names that come up most often in our house rotation lately.

House music was born in Chicago in the early 1980s. The name is usually traced to the Warehouse, the club where Frankie Knuckles played disco, soul and European electronic music, re-edited and stretched for the dance floor. Local producers soon started making their own tracks on affordable drum machines and synthesizers, and a new genre took shape.

What makes a track house:

• The four-on-the-floor kick: a bass drum on every beat of the bar
• A tempo usually between 120 and 130 BPM
• Claps or snares on beats two and four, hi-hats on the off-beats
• Roots in disco, soul and gospel, often audible in the vocals and chords
• Repetition used as a tool: grooves that build slowly instead of changing constantly

From Chicago it travelled to New York, Detroit, London and Ibiza and split into countless styles — deep, soulful, tech, progressive, Afro and many more. Forty years on, the kick drum is still the same.

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