Music style guide

House music

House grew from Chicago’s club culture, drawing on disco and electronic production. Its steady four-beat pulse supports a wide range of moods, from soulful warmth to direct, rhythm-led dance music.

What to listen for

Start with the groove. Bass, percussion and vocal fragments can create a rich conversation without needing a dramatic change of pace. Use the artist profiles below to hear how different musicians approach this sound. These are listening connections, rather than a claim that each artist works exclusively within one style.

Artists to explore

John Summit

Rolling house grooves and broad melodic hooks connect club-focused movement with the scale of an outdoor festival stage.

Justin Martin

Playful bass lines and polished house grooves keep his sets danceable while allowing an expressive melodic side to emerge.

LP Giobbi

Piano-led melodies and buoyant house rhythms bring warmth and a sense of musical openness to the dance floor.

John Summit
Justin Martin
LP Giobbi

Festival connections

June Jam

Explore the music, setting and festival-style guide.

Gem & Jam

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A considered festival outfit

A repeating print can feel rhythmic and polished. Pair a statement top with a clean lower silhouette for a look that travels comfortably between settings.

Explore the look

These are Tetramode styling suggestions, not artist-endorsed merchandise.

Follow the musical connections

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