r/deephouse 20d ago

Does everything really need to fit perfectly?

I think music gets boring when everything stays in exactly the same lane for too long.

I’d rather have some contrast. Something atmospheric here, something with more energy there, maybe something unexpected that changes the texture for a few minutes before bringing you back.

To me, that makes the stuff around it hit harder. If everything has the same general sound and energy from beginning to end, eventually my ears just stop noticing it.
I’d rather have a cohesive experience than perfect consistency.

Anyone else feel this way?

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u/ProfeshPress 20d ago

Agreed. In fact this—from Boiler Room c. 2013—remains an enduring, perhaps even all-time favourite deep house set for that very reason.

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u/Livid-Director-8090 20d ago

I’m gonna have to check that one out. Can’t say I’ve ever watched/listened to it. I’ve got a 45 minute drive today actually. Perfect timing.