# New Deep Happy Hardcore Releases - genre guide

Canonical: https://www.hdrr.info/new-deep-happy-hardcore-releases

- Tracked releases: 32
- Latest release: 7 Feb 2020

Every new Deep Happy Hardcore release lands here on release day, updated daily. Deep happy hardcore keeps the genre's 165-175 BPM euphoria but swaps bubblegum excess for warm pads, lush chords and rolling bass.

Deep happy hardcore is [happy hardcore](/new-happy-hardcore-releases) with the saturation turned down and the feelings turned up: still 165-175 BPM, still four-to-the-floor and off-beat bass, but built on lush chord progressions, silky pianos, trance-inflected breakdowns and atmospheres with actual room to breathe. Equal parts dancefloor momentum and heart-on-sleeve euphoria.

### The "deep" in deep happy hardcore

Classic happy hardcore earned its reputation on cartoonish energy - chipmunk vocals, candy melodies, maximum sugar. The deep strain keeps the genre's optimism but trades that excess for warmth: richer harmony, softer synth palettes and emotional arcs closer to trance or [UK hardcore's](/new-uk-hardcore-releases) song-led moments. It is the late-night, watery-eyed version of a genre usually associated with confetti cannons.

### On the radar

The feed here is a young, small and dedicated one. Current regulars in HDRR's tracking include [Hyperforce](/artists/hyperforce), [Craig Daze](/artists/craig-daze) and [Nobody](/artists/nobody), producers working the emotive end of the modern happy hardcore revival.

### Where to hear it

New deep happy hardcore lands in the [Happy Hardcore Release Radar](/playlists/happy-hardcore-release-radar) the day it hits Spotify, alongside the rest of the happy hardcore family. Every release we track is listed above, updated daily.

### FAQ

**What is deep happy hardcore?**

Deep happy hardcore is a melodic, emotive strain of happy hardcore: the same high tempos and four-to-the-floor energy, but with warmer harmony, richer pads and more spacious, 'deep' atmospheres in place of the classic bubblegum rave sound.

**Where can I find new deep happy hardcore releases?**

This page lists every new deep happy hardcore release on Spotify that HDRR tracks, updated daily. The tracks also flow into the Happy Hardcore Release Radar playlist.

**What BPM is deep happy hardcore?**

Like its parent genre, deep happy hardcore typically runs around 165-175 BPM. The difference is mood and harmony, not speed.