As heard world-premiered on Subliminal Radio 'United We Dance' out of Los Angeles, CA, on 'The House of Anahata Love' back in May 2018 just before Electric Daisy Carnival - Las Vegas - by Insomniac, this classic, jackin' funky house track was written specifically for the radio show when Ganesha Cartel couldn't find a suitable track to mix with his bootleg of Eddie Amador's 'House Music.'
Much of the early versions of the Anahata Love radio show were originals and on the fly remixes put together just days before the show to match previous bootlegs and remixes. In the same vein as Eddie Amador's seminal classic 'House Music' (The Message Mix), 'Welcome To My House' stays true to the roots of house music with organic instruments, guitars, organs, pianos, and urban hip hop vocals.
A warm, fuzzy vocal exclaims, 'Welcome To My House' and you feel right at home with that pumping 4/4 kick, funky organ stabs, 70s guitar licks, and a steady, thumping analog bassline that nearly knocks you out of your forcefield. Through creative layering of various vocal samples, another MC proclaims, 'Forget what you heard, It's about to get dirty, feel your body moving side to side, moving to the beat, haters try to jack my style, run and roll, run and roll.'
Just ask Ganesha Cartel, haters are always trying to jack his style but he always seems to come out on top. Many can imitate, but none can replicate the original. The one and only dominator, there is no other.
This record is dedicated to Lynette Kruger, James Warner, Tim Black, Ernie Cortez, and all of Camp OG at Insomniac for welcoming Ganesha Cartel into their crew this year (even though he is an OG from 95) and providing Anahata Love Recordings with some amazing memories this summer at Electric Daisy Carnival and Nocturnal Wonderland. Special thanks to Pasquale Rotella for keeping it underground since 1993 and continuing to spread the good vibes and top-notch production and sound. Wishing everyone continued success, happiness, harmony, prosperity, and love.
If you are looking for a no-frills, classic, jackin', jazzy, West-Coast funky house sound to bring you back to the days of 1996-1998 and the Los Angeles Underground Rave scene with a new school twist, this it!
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