DEEP FM - Architects of Modern House Music
Deep FM has been crafting atmospheric, deep-rooted house music since 2013 - a project defined by its moody soundscapes and emotional groove. Whether it's a early-night dancefloor, Beach Club or a chill home session, their tracks resonate on a deeper level.
With standout releases like 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'Flowers on the Moon' (2024), 'Tribal Zoo' and 'African Soul'(2023), and the moody classic 'Dark Roots' (2021), Deep FM blends heavy basslines, organic percussion, and melodic synths into a signature sound that's both soulful and club-ready.
At the core of the project is a visionary producer who drives the sonic direction with taste and precision. Deep FM continues to gain traction, from underground DJ sets to international playlists, always staying true to the pulse of electronic music.
Their latest track, 'Underwater', takes listeners on a hypnotic journey - a sound exploration where deep progressive house meets futuristic textures. For those who don't just listen to electronic music but live it.
Deep FM has been crafting atmospheric, deep-rooted house music since 2013 - a project defined by its moody soundscapes and emotional groove. Whether it's a early-night dancefloor, Beach Club or a chill home session, their tracks resonate on a deeper level.
With standout releases like 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'Flowers on the Moon' (2024), 'Tribal Zoo' and 'African Soul'(2023), and the moody classic 'Dark Roots' (2021), Deep FM blends heavy basslines, organic percussion, and melodic synths into a signature sound that's both soulful and club-ready.
At the core of the project is a visionary producer who drives the sonic direction with taste and precision. Deep FM continues to gain traction, from underground DJ sets to international playlists, always staying true to the pulse of electronic music.
Their latest track, 'Underwater', takes listeners on a hypnotic journey - a sound exploration where deep progressive house meets futuristic textures. For those who don't just listen to electronic music but live it.
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