Title: Deep Roots
Artist: Gavinco
Label: Houseum Records
Genre: House, Deep House
Catalog number: HSM011
Format: 12″
Condition: New

Gavinco announces the Deep Roots album, seven tracks of deep, jazz-infected house.

Deep Roots is a ravishing journey through lush, fantastical landscapes and paradisiacal coastlines.

It is here you can find Gavincos soothing synths and expert organic rhythm. From the title track through to Transmute, the A-side slowly builds up in energy, playful brass and lo-fi vocal samples creating an irresistible vibe whilst keys trickle like streams through swung jazz grooves.

The salt in the air makes way for glimmering stars on the B-side of Deep Roots, picking up the pace in Showdown Groove and Inspirations but maintaining the serene atmosphere of the album. Homage then closes out the record via intense, mind-melting melodics and emotional vocal harmonies, rounding off a stellar LP where each instrument lives, breathes and brims with feeling.

This is a deep jazz house album that I made with various old electric guitars, acoustic drum kits, Rhode & Hammond keyboards. I love world music, so I wanted to have an international selection of genres for the tracks so they could sound like they originate from any part of the globe. I wanted the listener to reflect and feel more engaged in the music by adding a meaningful or inspirational speech or voice for each track that is integrated into the rhythm of the music.” – Gavinco.

Joe Newham aka Gavinco first emerged on Houseum on the Four Js compilation back in 2018. He quickly followed things up with the Caravella and Interflow EPs in the years after, with this years Deep Roots now marking the Brighton artists third escapade on the label. Newham combines a myriad of production techniques associated with genres anywhere from Acid House through to Afro-Beat, incorporating each element carefully into his versatile discography, making him a crucial player in the smooth house scene thats released on notable imprints like Shall Not Fade, Novaj as well as his own outlet Satta Records.