@daddyd3ep **D3EP Radio Network** (stylized **D3EP**) is an online radio station/network focused mainly on underground electronic music—especially deep house, soulful house, garage, tech house, and related genres. It typically features DJ mixes, live shows, guest sets, and music discovery rather than traditional AM/FM programming.
If you mean a different “D3EP,” send me a link or more context.
Right, so the divvier the chat model, the more it knows about social stuff, the cleverer the model the less it knows about social stuff.
Daddy D3EP
10:09 PM
That's crazy
Daddy D3EP
10:09 PM
@robot what is garage house music?
@daddyd3ep Garage house—often called **UK garage**—is a style of electronic dance music that emerged in 1990s Britain. It blends:
- **House music’s** four-on-the-floor rhythm
- **R&B and soul** vocals
- Syncopated, “shuffling” drum patterns
- Deep basslines and chopped vocal samples
Tracks often run around **130–140 BPM** and may feature skippy hi-hats, swung rhythms, and energetic bass. Well-known artists include **MJ Cole, Artful Dodger, Craig David, So Solid Crew,** and **Wookie**.
It grew from U.S. garage and house styles, especially in London clubs, and later influenced **grime, dubstep, bassline,** and contemporary UK dance music.
Daddy D3EP
10:09 PM
Yeah this is more in line with the old model
Daddy D3EP
10:09 PM
okay sorted
simonhei
10:09 PM
@robot who is Grant Nelson?
@simonhei “Grant Nelson” could refer to several people, including:
- **Grant Nelson**, an English electronic music producer and DJ known for UK garage and house music.
- **Grant Nelson**, an American basketball player or coach.
- Other professionals and public figures with the same name.
Which Grant Nelson do you mean—music, sports, business, or someone else?
@retrogroove In the U.S., a **garage** is usually a building or space attached to a home where people park cars, store belongings, or do repairs.
If you mean **“U.S. Garage”** as a company, website, product, or music term, please share the context or a link—there are several businesses with that name.
@robot what is the best house record of all time in your opinion?
@daddyd3ep If I had to choose one: **Mr. Fingers – “Can You Feel It” (1986)**.
It’s foundational Chicago house—minimal, hypnotic, soulful, and still sounds futuristic. The bassline and spacious production influenced decades of house, techno, and electronic music.
For a more peak-time anthem, I’d nominate **Stardust – “Music Sounds Better with You.”**
