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122 BPMDeep house, warm organ chords, rounded bassline, crisp offbeat hats, bright female vocal hook made for a drop.
Deep house is smooth, groove-focused house music with warm chords, rounded basslines and understated vocals, typically 118–124 BPM.
Deep house came out of Chicago and New York in the late 1980s, mixing house rhythms with jazz and soul chords. It is warmer and slower than mainstream dance music, built for long nights and lounges rather than peak-time drops.
AI models produce convincing deep house when the prompt focuses on groove and chords: rounded bass, offbeat hi-hats and warm organ or Rhodes stabs.
| Tempo | 118–124 BPM |
|---|---|
| Feel | Smooth, late-night, relaxed but danceable |
| Instruments | Four-on-the-floor kick, offbeat hats, warm organ or Rhodes chords, rounded bass, soft pads |
| Typical structure | Intro – groove – vocal hook – breakdown – groove; 3–6 minutes |
| Vocals | Short soulful hook or chopped vocal phrases |
Last checked 2026-11-09
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Deep house usually sits at 118–124 BPM.
Four-on-the-floor kick, offbeat hats, warm organ or Rhodes chords, rounded bass, soft pads.
Name the tempo (118–124), the mood (smooth, late-night, relaxed but danceable), 3–4 instruments and the voice. Then add what the song is about. Ask for a 'breakdown' and a 'drop' to get dynamics.
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A short soulful hook or chopped vocal phrases rather than full verses.
Intro – groove – vocal hook – breakdown – groove; 3–6 minutes. Mostly loop-based with gradual changes: filters opening, elements added every 16 bars, a breakdown and a return.