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Simon Field Basement Session III

Simon Field live at Basement Session at Jæger in Oslo (Norway). Funky Bass House and Deep House set.

SETLIST

Kiss The Dragon (D-Unity Remix) – K Alexi, Jay C, Marshall Jefferson
METHOD TO MY MADNESS (Original Mix) – Wheats, Shyam P
Something To Dance To – Simon Field (Unreleased)
Pills – Crusy & Prophecy
This Is The Sound (Original Mix) – Todd Terry, Riva Starr
The Greatest Thing Alive (Extended Mix) – Mark Knight, Green Velvet, James Hurr
I want Your Soul – Armand van Helden
Where You At – Tobehonest
UR MND – Corey James & Kokiri
Get Together (Anthony Attalla Remix) – Tim Cullen
Star 69 (Shermanology Remix) – Fatboy Slim
Need No Music (Extended) – Simon Field
Surrender – Ammo Avenue
Misfit – Josh Butler
Subject Study – KinAhau
Shake For Me (Point85 & Maex Remix) – Paul Mondot
Decent Grove – Render
A Thing – Simon Field
The Revolution (Crusy Remix) – Superchumbo & Victoria Wilson James
God Made Me Phunky (Extended Mix) – MD X-Spress

Watch the full live set

Watch the full set on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxpWT8HihVk

The Oslo Underground Scene

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is known for its stunning architecture, beautiful fjords, and a vibrant cultural scene. However, the city also has a unique underground house scene that is gaining popularity. In recent years, a growing number of underground house music events have been popping up in various locations across the city, attracting a diverse crowd of music lovers.

One of the reasons for the popularity of underground house in Oslo is the city’s rich musical heritage. Oslo has a long-standing tradition of electronic music, with artists such as Lindstrøm, Finnebassen, Ost & Kjex and Todd Terje paving the way for the genre in Norway. The city’s vibrant nightlife also provides the perfect setting for underground house events, with numerous clubs and bars offering a platform for both established and upcoming DJs.

JÆGER

One of the most significant players in the Oslo underground house scene is the club JÆGER. Situated in the city center, Jaeger has been at the forefront of electronic music in Oslo for over a decade, hosting regular events featuring some of the best local and international DJs. The club has a reputation for its excellent sound system and intimate atmosphere, making it a favorite among club-goers. Among the resident DJs at Jæger you´ll find: Ole HK, G-Ha, Olefonken, Prins Thomas, Vinnie Villbass and Charlotte Bendiks.

Web page: https://jaegeroslo.no/ 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaegeroslo/ 
Resident Advisor: https://ra.co/clubs/39924 

THE VILLA

Another venue that has been instrumental in promoting underground house in Oslo is The Villa. Located near the fashionable Grünerløkka district, The Villa is known for its cutting-edge music programming and rough underground interior. The club has hosted some of the most significant names in underground house, including Dixon, Âme, and Tale of Us, cementing its reputation as one of Oslo’s premier electronic music destinations. Among the resident DJs at at the decks at THE VILLA you´ll find: Julie Reistad, Monojack, Ost & Kjex, Nils Noa og Normann.

Web page: http://www.thevilla.no/ 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thevillaoslo/ 
Resident Advisor: https://ra.co/clubs/5879 

SKAUGUM

Skaugum is another venue that has made a significant contribution to Oslo’s underground house scene. Located in the trendy neighborhood of Sollie Plass and the Royal Palace, Skaugum has become a favorite among the city’s partygoers thanks to its unique setting and excellent music programming. The venue, which is housed in a converted train station, boasts a large dance floor, top-of-the-line sound system, and an outdoor terrace. Skaugum also has a great list of names from the underground scene, including Amelie Lens, Solomun, and Nina Kraviz, cementing its position as a must-visit destination for electronic music fans in Oslo. Events to look out for at Skaugum are clearly the Skaugum Express – deep house Wednesday normally packed! Among the resident DJs at SKAUGUM you´ll find: Blichfeldt, Eyvind Alnæs

Web page: https://palacegrill.no/skaugum-bakgarden 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skaugum/ 
Resident Advisor: https://ra.co/clubs/34334 

UNDERGROUND EVENTS IN OSLO

Apart from these established clubs, Oslo’s underground house scene is also fuelled by a growing number of pop-up events and parties. These events, often held in unconventional spaces such as warehouses, art galleries, and abandoned buildings, provide a unique setting for underground house music and attract a diverse crowd of music enthusiasts. They offer a more intimate and immersive experience, with DJs and party goers alike united by a shared love of house music. Events to look out for: Basement Sessions, Det Gode Selskab, Epiphany, Pils & Plater, Øya Natt

In recent years, the Oslo underground house scene has gained recognition beyond Norway’s borders, with international DJs and promoters taking notice of the city’s thriving electronic music scene. This has led to an increase in the number of international acts performing in Oslo, further fueling the growth of the scene.

The underground house scene in Oslo is thriving, thanks to a combination of the city’s musical heritage, vibrant nightlife, and innovative venues. The scene is continually evolving, with new clubs and events popping up regularly. Whether you’re a local or a visitor to the city, exploring Oslo’s underground house scene is a must for any electronic music lover.

LISTEN TO THE OSLO UNDERGROUND AT SPOTIFY

Oslo’s underground house scene is not only defined by its venues but also by its roster of talented artists. There are several local DJs who have been making waves in the city’s electronic music scene. Get a taste of some of them here:

10 Iconic Underground House Records from the 90s: Exploring the House Music Scene in New York and London

inspired by the underground house scene in the 90s, Basement Records and Basement Sessions became renowned for their cutting-edge mix of soulful vocals, deep basslines, and infectious beats. Here are 20 underground house records from the 90s that describe the house scene in New York and London.

Masters At Work – “The Ha Dance”

This track by Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez and Louie Vega of Masters At Work features a classic house beat and a catchy vocal sample. With its jazzy sound and Latin percussion, it became an instant club classic and a favorite at New York’s Sound Factory.

Kerri Chandler – “Atmosphere”

Known as the “King of House Music,” Kerri Chandler’s “Atmosphere” is a deep and soulful track with lush chord progressions and a hypnotic bassline. It’s a perfect example of the “deep house” genre that became popular in the underground club scene in London.

Lil Louis – “French Kiss”

Considered one of the most iconic tracks in house music history, Lil Louis’ “French Kiss” features a seductive vocal sample and a pulsing synth bassline that became instantly recognizable. It was a staple at clubs like New York’s Paradise Garage and London’s Ministry of Sound.

Armand Van Helden – “The Funk Phenomena”

Armand Van Helden’s “The Funk Phenomena” is a high-energy track with a funky bassline and samples from James Brown and Public Enemy. It became a hit in both New York and London and solidified Van Helden’s status as a leading figure in the house music scene.

Todd Terry – “Jumpin'”

With its infectious beat and catchy vocal sample, Todd Terry’s “Jumpin'” was a crowd favorite at New York’s Tunnel and London’s Ministry of Sound. Terry’s signature “hard house” style influenced many other producers in the scene.

DJ Sneak – “You Can’t Hide From Your Bud”

DJ Sneak’s “You Can’t Hide From Your Bud” is a funky and playful track with a catchy vocal sample and a deep bassline. It became a staple at Chicago’s Warehouse club and was later popularized in the UK by DJs like Sasha and John Digweed.

DJ Pierre – “Muzik Set You Free”

DJ Pierre’s “Muzik Set You Free” features a sample from First Choice’s “Let No Man Put Asunder” and a driving house beat. It was a favorite at New York’s Club Shelter and helped define the “acid house” genre.

Robert Owens – “I’ll Be Your Friend”

With its soulful vocals and uplifting lyrics, Robert Owens’ “I’ll Be Your Friend” became an anthem of the house music scene in the 90s. It was a staple at clubs like New York’s Palladium and London’s Ministry of Sound.

Frankie Knuckles – “Tears

As one of the pioneers of house music, Frankie Knuckles’ “Tears” is a classic track with a soulful vocal performance by Robert Owens. It became an instant hit at Chicago’s Warehouse and New York’s Sound Factory.

Ten City – “That’s The Way Love Is”

Ten City’s “That’s The Way Love Is” features a powerful vocal performance by Byron Stingily and a catchy piano riff. It became a club favorite in both New York and London and helped define the “garage house” sound.

House Selected – February 2020

House Selected - February

New mix is up. My House Selected for February 2020. Check out on the mixes page:
https://simonfield.no/mixes/

Complete setlist:

Track Title Artist

1 Like This (Extended Mix) Mirko & Meex
2 Tribe Vibe (Extended Mix) Kadian
3 Can You Feel The Groove (Club Mix) Block & Crown, Axa
4 Finesse (Big Bass Club Mix) Block & Crown
5 House of Wh0 (Original Mix) Wh0
6 Chris River & Pards feat. Sarey Savy – Games (Extended Mix) Chris River
7 Yini Feat. Toshi (Serge Devant Remix) Fabio Aurea, Toshi
8 Show Me Love (Sinner & James Remix) Dj Pp & Thousand Nights
9 Going Deeper (Qubiko Extended Remix) Kataa, Qubiko
10 It’s Cool For Me (Original Mix) Dj Getdown, Cloclo
11 Japan Horns Are Gruvy (Original Mix) Filta
12 Dean Mickoski, Simon Field feat. Baby Sol ‘Basement’
13 Be (Original Club Mix) Max Zotti & Dj Jurij
14 Changes (Original Mix) Stereosoulz
15 Be Free (Under My Skin) (Original Mix) Kiki Doll, Popcorn Poppers
16 Work It Out (Extended Mix) Stormasound, Ivan Cappello
17 Is It Real Tobtok, Simon Field, Oliver Nelson
18 Colombiano (Extended Mix) Erick Morillo