Disco House

Disco house is a vibrant and energetic genre that emerged in the late 1990s, characterized by its fusion of classic disco elements with modern house music production. Typically featuring upbeat tempos (120-130 BPM), prominent four-on-the-floor beats, and infectious melodies, disco house often incorporates vintage disco samples, filtered synthesizers, and catchy vocal hooks. Born from the French Touch movement, disco house drew inspiration from the 1970s disco era, updating its spirit with modern electronic production techniques. The genre's heyday spanned the early 2000s, with its carefree, dancefloor-oriented sound dominating clubs and charts worldwide. Disco house played a significant role in revitalizing interest in disco and funk, paving the way for subsequent genres like nu-disco and indie dance. Notable for its eclectic blend of retro and modern elements, disco house stands apart from other house subgenres with its unique blend of nostalgia and innovation, making it a staple of modern club culture.

Week-end à Rome (Yuksek Remix)

Étienne Daho•

Yuksek

Single - Released June 18, 2025