NasserAlazzawi …fair enough, and I understand why these categorisations come about, but inevitably these new genres become self-perpetuating; people end up making music to fit into an ‘organic house’ (or whatever) category, and they become flooded with piss-weak, pastiche , library music versions of the artists that innovated that style in the first place. So arguably, finding music by someone else’s conception of a genre, becomes actually harder, not easier.
IMO far better to follow the artists/labels that you like, maybe then explore the artists/labels that influenced them and so on… listen to sets/charts of DJ’s/tastemakers you respect, seek out unfamiliar artists and check out other stuff they’ve done. I don’t exclusively get music from Beatport by any means, but if I do, ‘My Beatport’ is the only filter I’ll use.
The most interesting DJ sets for me (even within the narrow confines of ‘club’ music) are the ones that straddle styles… I’ve played some of the artists you mention, but always end up going back to stuff like Fred Everything, AtJazz, Charles Webster, Shur-I-Kan etc. If you can mix it up a bit and try to make your own sets harder to categorise, there’s much more longevity to that IMO.
