1. Kaine feat Kathy Diamond - Love Saves The Day
Massive late summer anthem alert! Men of the moment Soul Clap are on remix duties and deliver a Balearic, piano-driven belter.
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The Boy's Own crew were having so much fun that in six years they only managed to loose off 12 issues. But these 440 pages depict acid house culture – the slang, the parties, the tunes, the humour – better than anything, as captured in the words of Farley, Mayes, Weatherall, Oakenfold and many more key players. As well as every page of every fanzine there’s a great interview with all the Boys.
2. Teaspoon & The Waves/Nzimande Allstars - Soweto Disco
A stunning slice of South African township disco. This will have you moving around more than a Jubliani
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3. Ronny & Renzo - Broken Fingers
Two cuts of sprawling universal boogie that could give you a severe case of balaria.
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4. Seahawks - Into The Night
The B-side Sneaking Past The Fleet is the winner here, with a sneaky Exile bassline to boot.
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5. Jaffa Surfa - Doin Hauz EP
Hidden away on the B-side is a deep bubbling gem. Drop It On is the sort of hauz music we just love: deep, hypnotic and with just enough jack.
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6. Arto Mwambe - Live At Robert Johnson Volume 6
Latest instalment from the Frankfurt club goes deep and a little bit tribal.
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1. Rayko - Disco Mutante
Italian car chase music from the secretive Spanish producer. On the flip Ilya Santana shoves it into over-drive.
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2. Combi - Hey Look Out
New Combi edit, you better be ready to go on the b-of-the-bang or you will miss out. You don't want to do that.
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3. Nicholas - The Funk Is On
The huge chugging title track is bloody amazing. Try not to dance, we dare you.
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4. Various Artists - All Your Beats Vol 3
To claim this contains all your beats is somewhat hyperbolic. However, it certainly has plenty enough to keep you going.
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5. T Coy - Carino (Greg Wilson Edit)
Greg Wilson comes up trumps (what a massive surprise) with a huge piano-filled boogie juggernaut.
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6. Jah Seal - Jah Soldier 2010
Getting ready for your holiday? This is just perfect for a sunny day in a hammock.
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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.
