What is house music? The Chicago bred genre is characterized by a repetitive four-on-the-floor beat. It is also characterized by a typical tempo of 120 beats per minute. Created in the late 1970s, house music derived from Chicago’s underground club scene. It was a unique style that developed from music producers and DJs altering disco songs, giving them a mechanical beat. Eventually, house music expanded internationally, becoming a global phenomenon.
With the help of legends such as Frankie Knuckles, house continues to be an ongoing inspiration to many. So, who’s next? Who will be the next person to bring their own unique flavor to an already spicy art form? Enter Freddie Wahter.
With his new single “Y2K!”, the New York based composer blends bouncy beats, and unique visuals. Ultimately, he creates a sound that is captivating, yet nostalgic. With its a hauntingly hypnotic vibe, the song is a pulsating journey through unparalleled patterns and diffusive soundscapes. With its jungle and house elements, the song also features additional production from fellow artist, Blaccmass.
Unbeknownst to many, house music has been known to influence mental health in a positive manner. It also manages various levels of depression and anxiety, while also helping with concentration. The music world changes constantly. Because of this, Wahter aims to raise his own bar by staying polished, and ahead of the game.
What’s does Freddie Wahter have cooking up next? Be sure to keep up with him on Spotify and Instagram !
