Happiness Therapy
Happiness Therapy's trick is warmth with forward motion: house that glows, dub that breathes, and a peak-floor jolt when it wants one.
4 records in rotation · 13 plays on air
Start with Ricky Razu's Self Control, a 120 BPM house weapon whose bright filter and peak-floor jolt define the label at full voltage. Around it, the records share a warm, room-filling touch: Harrison BDP's Eternal Space rolls dub chords over a 128 BPM pulse without crowding the mix, while Jesse Bru's Mhm hangs dusty deep-house chords and lets the bassline walk rather than pump.
That instinct for space and propulsion is Happiness Therapy's signature: low end moving, chords glowing. The weak spot is safety. Jesse Bru's In My Heart has warmth and drive, but it colours inside the deep-house playbook rather than stretching it. Verdict: a label worth following for bright, rolling house with a dub-techno sense of air — just don't expect every release to take the risk that Self Control does.