20:20 Vision At Juno Download

Review: With all their brilliant musical shapeshifting, it can sometimes be hard to keep up with Leeds lads PBR Streetgang. Having flirted with both disco and deep house of late - usually both at once - At Dez sees them looking fairly and squarely towards the dancefloor at Basics, with an EP of forthright house treats. "At Dez" itself is typical Yorkshire house - bassy, stripped back, hypnotic and impressively robust - while "2Square" makes mischief with squeaky vocal cut-ups, gargantuan bass and a dash of old skool jack. "Make Your Mind Up" impressively fuses soulful shuffle and touchy-feely synth bass, while "Sexy Time" bounces along on a wave of rubbery bass and voodoo samples.

Review: We can clearly hear signs of musical development in "Grey Area", the latest single from long-time 2020 Vision producer Simon Baker. Rather than the simple-but-effective, electrofunk-influenced grooves of old, "Grey Area" offers carefully sculpted deep house laden with emotion-rich piano loops, jazz breakdowns and teary vocal samples. It's both pleasantly surprising and, well, rather good - certainly one of his best to date. Remix-wise, Steve Bug emphasizes the jazz elements on his alien-sounding rework (check those sci-fi synths), whilst Burnski & Robert James provide a bumpin' late night rework that should tickle the tastebuds of regular 2020-watchers. Recommended.

Review: Following releases on King Street Sounds, Delusions of Grandeur, Freerange and Circus Company, Spanish deep houser Guiseppe Tuccillo pops up on another esteemed imprint, 2020 Vision. This time round, he's pushed the boat out, offering up three differing slabs of heavyweight dancefloor funk to tickle our collective tastebuds. Lead cut "Without You" builds a jerky but addictive rhythm around the twin attractions of a dreamy vocal and prominent disco guitar sample, while "Mathematics" delivers a smooth and sensual deep house groove. Yet it's the more boompty-flavored "Password" that stands out, thanks largely to a driving groove, Derrick Carter-ish swing and wicked old skool stabs.