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↖ ALL GENRES03 / 12 · THE ROOTS OF HOUSE

Deep House.

Space, harmony, and feeling inside the house rhythm.

MID-1980sCHICAGO / BEYOND
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01 / THE STORY

WHERE THE
SOUND BEGINS.

Larry Heard's Mr. Fingers records gave Chicago house a particularly spacious, reflective voice. Tracks such as “Mystery of Love” and “Can You Feel It” became touchstones for what listeners later called deep house.

The sound was never one preset: the pulse stays danceable while bass, chords, and patient arrangements leave room to breathe.

LISTEN FOR

Warm bass, expressive chords, restrained percussion, and room between the notes.

Turntable and mixer on a wooden desk
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02 / WATCH THE STORY

Larry Heard in Conversation

Larry Heard discusses his musicality, songwriting, and the return of Mr. Fingers.

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03 / LISTEN

MIXES.

Open a mix at its original upload, or use the player on this page.

01 / MIXCLOUDRA.315 Kerri ChandlerResident Advisor / Kerri Chandler
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02 / MIXCLOUDPraise You: A Larry Heard TributeKai Alcé / Stamp The Wax
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03 / MIXCLOUDLarry Heard / Mr. Fingers TributeRené & Bacus
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04 / MIXCLOUDBack to the Raw Radio Show 11Kerri Chandler
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04 / FURTHER READING

FOLLOW THE
SOURCES.

Genre names and dates overlap; these links trace the history behind this chapter.

Roland · The story of Mr. Fingers' Mystery of LoveRoland · Can You Feel It
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