Dancing In The Street

Cirom returns with “Dancing in the Streets”, a warm and groove-driven deep house release built for late-night dancefloors and long DJ sets.
Blending rolling basslines, tight drum programming and soulful Rhodes chords, the track delivers a hypnotic flow that favors movement over drops. Subtle vocals and spacious delays add texture while keeping the arrangement stripped, functional and club-focused. The result is a timeless underground house record designed for smooth transitions and steady momentum rather than peak-time theatrics.
Drawing inspiration from artists and labels such as Nick Curly, Reboot, Bontan, Zoo Brazil, Toolroom and Cecille Records, “Dancing in the Streets” sits comfortably between deep house warmth and minimal tech precision — equally suited for intimate clubs and sunrise sessions.
The accompanying track “Dancin” takes a more direct approach, pushing a tighter low end and punchier drums for a rawer, more driving energy, making the release a balanced two-sided package for different moments on the floor.
Groovy, hypnotic and built with DJs in mind, this is underground house music in its purest form.