Collection: Lele Sacchi

Deep House 1998

Deep House 1992

House, Deep House Label from New York. Bottom Line Records owner Edward Goltsman started his music education at the age of 6 in Moscow Russia and continued it in the USA at Berklee College of Music. In the 80s he worked as a professional keyboard player in NY with funk, jazz, gospel and top 40 bands. At that time he also started producing records. The first few singles that he produced were hip-hop and gospel, but after he was introduced to NY dance club scene, he started writing and producing house music with successful releases on labels like Emergency, Atlantic, Select, Mic Mac, Jump Street, Supertronics, Quark, Sutra and others. At the same time he started DJing and doing guest appearances at some of the major clubs all over NY City. In 1990 Edward Goltsman started his own label, Bottom Line Records, that quickly became a household name among the lovers of Garage House. He became very popular as a producer/DJ around the world, particularly in the United Kingdom. There were 78 releases on Bottom Line Records of which Ed produced about 60. He's licensed the tracks all over the world to labels like: ZYX, Kicking, Moonshine Music, Street Beat, Esoteric, React, Meldac (Japan), Shock (Australia), General Overseas (South Africa), Pschent, Delabel (France) and many others.

House label based in New Jersey. Run by Kerri Chandler and Dennis Ferrer.

Japanese production alias of producer Shinichi Osawa. Originally used for US garage/deep house type of sounds, before going into more big-room banging house sounds.

Detroit based house & techno producer. Scored a club classic hit with "Mothership Reconnection" in 1998. He has been working very independently since early 2000 releasing mostly on his own imprints Natural Midi, Modified Suede Recordings and From The Studio Of Scott Grooves.

Washington, D.C. based label founded in 1994 by Deep Dish DEEP HOUSE 2000 VG+

Deep House 1990 VG+ us

House label run by Frank Mendez and Karen Mendez between 1988 and 1992. It was the brainchild of Frank, Karen and Judy Russell (2) and was initially founded to release stuff by Rheji & Ronald Burrell who have been managed by Frank and Karen at the time. Nu Groove, built on the foundation of the Burrell twins who'd escaped from an abortive R'n'B career with Virgin Records, was fast becoming the hippest house label. Nu Groove had started the year before with records like Bas Noir's "My Love Is Magic," and Aphrodisiac's "Your Love," and by 1989 they were on a roll. Nu Groove never had a sound - with producers as disparate as the Burrells, Bobby Konders and Frankie Bones that wasn't conceivable - and they never really had one big record, but the concept of the label went from strength to strength. Among their producers was Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez, yet to hook up with "Little" Louie Vega, who was moving into house with his Freestyle Orchestra project. Nu Groove's first competitor was to come in the form of Strictly Rhythm, who opened up in 1989. Judy Russell and Linda Perrone from Downtown 161 reissued a number of Nu Groove releases between 1994 and 2001 on their Tu Chicks label. UK label Defected acquired the label in 2017 and started to release new music on the imprint in 2021.

British big beat duo formed in 1995 in Bath and disbanded in 2003.

PROGESSIVWE HOUSE 2002 US

DEEP HOUSE US 1993 VG+

HOUSE / DEEP HOUSE 2001 US

ELECTRO HOUSE 2005 VG+

TECHNO 2002 US VG+