techhouse
Techhouse is a subgenre of deep house music that originated in the 1990s in Europe, particularly in the UK and Germany. It is characterized by its use of advanced audio production techniques, complex rhythms, and an emphasis on technology.
One of the key features of techhouse is its use of electronic percussion and rhythmic patterns, often
The emergence of techhouse as a distinct genre can be attributed to artists such as Richie Hawtin
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, techhouse experienced significant growth in popularity, with artists like
Today, techhouse remains a staple of the electronic dance music scene, with artists such as Adam Beyer