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Solardo at Basement Session Dec 19th

Simon Field and Blichfeldt take things down to the basement both in spirit and body as the DJs bring their label night to Jaeger for a night with UK House duo Solardo. Breaking through in 2025 Solardo represents the continuation of the Manchester club music legacy.

Mark Richards & James Eliot combine their individual experiences as DJs and producers in a project that has seen them reach the top of the Beatport charts and sell out spaces like the warehouse project. Basement’s Simon Filed and Blichfeldt roll out the red carpet for the visiting DJs while g-HA & Olanskii take Frædag to the sauna.

#house #deephouse #techhouse

Gården
g-HA & Olanskii

Basement
Simon Field
Blichfeldt
Solardo

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Simon Field x Todd Terry – “My House is on Fire”

Basement Records | Out Oct 17 | BPM 127

House music legend Todd Terry unites with Norwegian underground staple Simon Field for an unforgettable collaboration that bridges generations of groove.

My House Is On Fire is a peak-time club weapon built on swung Chicago-style drums, rolling garage energy, and infectious vocal hooks. Terry’s unmistakable raw drive collides with Field’s modern underground touch to deliver a track guaranteed to set the floor alight.

This release feels as inevitable as it is explosive — the meeting of a house pioneer and one of Scandinavia’s most consistent underground voices. Expect catchy vocals, groovy rhythm, and a locked-in bassline that works across clubs, basements, and festivals.

Simon Field x Todd Terry - "My House is on Fire"
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What Is Underground House Music?

Underground house music isn’t just a genre—it’s a mindset. Defined by its raw, unpolished sound and culture-first ethos, underground house exists outside the commercial spotlight. Often born in basements, lofts, and secret clubs, it’s all about community, creativity, and connection.

Key Features

  • Minimalist, groove-based production
  • Analog textures and warm basslines
  • Focus on DJs as curators, not stars
  • Roots in 90s house but evolving constantly

Artist References

  • Simon Field
  • Prunk
  • Gene on Earth
  • Lauren Lo Sung
  • Cinthie
  • Traumer

Top 10 Underground House Tracks

  1. Simon Field – Panda
  2. Lauren Lo Sung – LDF
  3. Gene on Earth – Chuggy Elements
  4. Prunk – French Toast
  5. Sweely – I’m Coming
  6. Traumer – Hoodlum
  7. DJOKO – Hooked On You
  8. Rossi. – Feel It
  9. Jesse Maas – Intentions
  10. Toman – Shaman

Underground house is alive and well in 2025. Follow Simon Field’s playlists and check out live mixes to go deeper.

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How Simon Field Uses Analog Gear to Shape His Sound

Simon Field DJ and House producer in the studio


In an age of digital plugins, Simon Field still reaches for hardware. Here’s how machines like the TR-909, TB-303, and Moog Sub 37 shape his distinctive sound.

1. TR-909: Groove Foundation
From punchy kicks to crispy snares, the 909 gives his drums a thick, classic edge—great for minimal house.

2. TB-303: Bassline Mutation
Simon often distorts and resamples 303 lines, building gritty, rolling bass patterns.

3. Moog Sub 37: Melodic Atmosphere
Used for both leads and evolving pads, this synth adds analog warmth and character.

4. Hands-on Workflow
Simon’s workflow favors tweaking knobs and resampling audio, creating unexpected results that keep his sound unique.

5. From Studio to Stage
You can often hear this gear in his live sets and DJ edits, connecting the studio to the club.


Watch Simon Field in the studio via IG Reels or YouTube and experience the sound live on tour this summer.

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Best Minimal House DJs to Watch in 2025

Minimal house is having a global moment—from Tokyo to Tulum. These are the DJs and producers redefining the sound for 2025.

1. Traumer
Still innovating, still hypnotic. Traumer continues to influence the genre.

2. Rossi.
UK-based and fast-rising, Rossi.’s rolling grooves are made for dancefloors.

3. Gene on Earth
A master of quirky, deep minimal sets and crate-digger energy.

4. Prunk
His label PIV is leading the charge in classy, soulful minimal house.

5. Jesse Maas
A name you’ll see on more and more festival lineups—and for good reason.

6. Toman
Clean production, smooth energy—Toman represents the next-gen minimal sound.

7. Simon Field
With a catalog spanning deep club cuts and melodic afterparty weapons, Simon Field brings analog depth to modern minimal.

Want to hear what these artists are spinning? Follow Simon Field’s curated playlists and stay tapped into the underground.

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What Makes Simon Field’s Sound So Addictive?

Simon Field in the studio - deep house and minimal techno

Simon Field has carved out a unique niche in underground house—equal parts moody, melodic, and undeniably groovy. But what exactly makes his sound stand out in an oversaturated scene?

1. Groove Above All
His use of percussion, especially syncopated hats and organic loops, gives each track a rolling, infectious momentum.

2. Melodic Minimalism
Simon never overcrowds the mix. Every synth, pad, and vocal snippet is intentional—leaving space for the groove to breathe.

3. Analog Warmth
Many of his productions incorporate analog gear, giving a tactile, human feel even in digital mixes.

4. Emotional Undercurrents
Tracks like “Panda” and “La La La” balance club functionality with deep emotional tones—perfect for peak time or the afterparty.

5. Global Appeal, Local Vibe
While his sound resonates globally, it’s often rooted in the raw, intimate energy of Scandinavian basements and European club culture.


Dive into the world of Simon Field by exploring his catalog and follow on Instagram @simonfieldmusic for studio insights.

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10 Underground House Tracks You Might Have Missed

The underground house scene continues to evolve, with fresh tracks emerging from clubs in Berlin, basements in Manchester, and beach raves in Ibiza. If you’re a fan of deep, minimal, and tech house, here are 10 releases that deserve a spot in your rotation.

1. Simon Field – Panda
A hypnotic blend of minimal drums and deep textures, Panda has been gaining traction in the UK and beyond.

2. Dennis Cruz – Snake Charmer
Groovy percussion and moody atmospheres make this a peak-time favorite for DJs.

3. Chloe Caillet – Know Now
A vocal-led journey into deep house with a touch of indie flair.

4. Prunk – French Toast
Warm and funky, perfect for daytime sessions.

5. Toman – Shaman
Minimal yet melodic, this is pure afterhours energy.

6. Simon Field – Chain Gun (Unreleased Club Edit)
Heavy, dark, and built for big systems—currently circulating among DJs.

7. Rossi. – Feel It
Grooves that just won’t quit, with a classic UK touch.

8. Josh Butler – Healing
Soulful and clean, ideal for any deep house set.

9. ANOTR – Relax My Eyes (Remix)
Playful yet punchy, keeps the floor moving.

10. Jesse Maas – Intentions
Rich with dubby textures, this one’s a creeper.


Want more tracks like this? Follow Simon Field on Spotify and don’t miss the next wave of underground sounds.

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Playlist submission – ended!

I will no longer accept playlist submissions as I am focusing on other aspect of my musical life. If you make buzz with your music I will find you.

After nearly 10 years and listening to many thousands of submission, I believe I have done my fair share of helping artists up and out through my playlists. I have discovered some lovely gems through the years.

Good luck on your music – Si