Filter house is a subgenre of French house music characterized by its distinct sound, which emerged in the late 1990s and peaked in popularity during the early 2000s. Defined by its heavy use of audio filters, particularly the "talk box" effect, filter house features a prominent, pulsing bassline, often combined with catchy, synthesized melodies and sampled vocals. This style originated in the French club scene, influenced by disco, funk, and early house music. Filter house gained widespread popularity, particularly in Europe, with its infectious, dancefloor-friendly beats and nostalgic nods to 1970s and 1980s disco. The genre's distinctive sound, which blends retro flair with modern electronic production, sets it apart from other house subgenres, such as deep house and tech house. Filter house's cultural significance lies in its contribution to the broader French house movement, which helped shape the global electronic dance music landscape.

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