This one digs back into what deep house was always meant to be – filter sweeps that take their sweet time and those spacious dub chords that get under your skin. 

No rush, just a groove that breathes.

I built it around these resonant double bass tones and kept the drum programming crisp but not overproduced. That amazing vocal (from: https://www.instagram.com/sdotlyre ) has this bittersweet quality that hits different at 4am .

Honestly, I'm trying to push back against what passes for "deep" these days. This is about that meditative pocket where you can lose yourself in the rhythm.

For the heads who still appreciate when music gives you room to think between the beats. Those afterhours moments when everyone left in the room actually gets it.

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DRM is the music project of Rob Marsh, a lifelong lover of dance music who first fell for the scene at 90s raves. A pianist and former session musician, he’s played in bands, cut vinyl that made it into clubs, and now channels that same passion into producing his own tracks.

For Rob, making music isn’t about fame or hype — it’s about the joy of creating something that moves people, whether on the dancefloor or through headphones at home. His sound blends house, tech house, and acid influences, always with the goal of keeping the energy alive and the vibe real.

Just learning as much as I can before I go.

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The Code Between