1. Willie Graf, Tuccillo - Give You Up
Absolutely spot on bumpin and jackin house music on the ever dependable Free Range label. All about the Chez Damier interpretation on this one!
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2. Mano Le Tough - Eurodancer
Sounds a tad dodgy I know, Eurodancer? Le tough? Men of the moment Tensnake and Azari and III toughen up Mano even further on remix duties.
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3. Sombrero Galaxy - Journey To The Centre Of The Sun
Taco Bell in outer space, serving galactic nachos and interstellar refried beans. Stallions remix is where to head on this one.
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4.Session Victim - Left The Building
Grandiose? Maybe not. Delusional? Absolutely not! Berlin based Session Victim add another gem to the Delusions of Grandeur stable with this looped up techy beauty.
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1. Various Artists - The Balihu Bootleg EP
Last of Daniel Wang's Balihu re-issue series, featuring loads of unreleased stuff that is enough to give you cramp from all the stroking (beard) that you will be doing over this.
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2. The Revenge - Looking Up To You
Not sure this is technically a re-issue but I know that it was out somewhere before, quite possibly on the Ooft Forever In Their Debt series? It is pretty good either way.
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3. Marvine Gay- Secret Mixes And Fixes Vol 11
A whole heap of Marvin given a spring clean, a few weeks early.
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5. Hudson People - Trip To Your Mind
After a weekend in Berlin, not sure this would be a pleasant trip. Eyes of the hawk..
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1. Jordan Field - Love You All Night
Brilliant late period Bassline release that is pure Wild Pitch filtered goodness all the way through
2. NY's Finest - Do You Feel Me
One of the classic early 90s New York club records, inspired by Salsoul but timeless and amazing in its own right. Killer.
3. Creative Force - It's So Good
One of the all-time classic New York vocal tracks, as good as any of the highly praised disco songs from the previous era. A must-own.
4. Afrimerican Coalition - No More Weeping
Absolute total classic. One of the must-owns from the Simonelli catalogue and a departure for him into a big-room tribal house. Ace!
5. Solution - Feels So Right
What a track! Listen to this and be transported back to the early 90s. Massive at the Ministry of Sound when it first opened. Tune.
