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Sam Karlson & Luke Delite - "Because Of You" (feat Michelle Weeks - Art Of Tones accapella) - (5:44) 120 BPM
Played by: FINGERMAN
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Saison feat Miss Patty
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Julio Navas, Gustavo Bravetti, David Amo & Tony Romera - "Raw" (Tony Romera extended mix) - (5:00) 128 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: As 2022 comes to a close, Toolroom drops its yearly Best of Toolroom mix, showcasing 40 of their best releases over the past 12 months. As always, expect an awesome compilation of surefire club weapons guaranteed to get the party started. Highlights come from label boss Mark Knight who teams up with legend Armand Van Helden on the explosive funky house anthem "The Music Began To Play" and the dream team of Illyus & Barrientos continue to keep the spirit of '90s house music alive on the electrifying vocal cut "Sublime". Elsewhere, label staple GotSome gets a seriously boompty groove on with some help from Georgia Meek on "Dead End' and the ever reliable Rene Amesz serves up the tough rolling tech house groove of 'Find Your Heart' alongside two continuous mixes featuring all featured tracks.
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
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Julio Navas, Gustavo Bravetti, David Amo & Tony Romera - "Raw" (Tony Romera extended mix) - (5:00) 128 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House, Juno Recommends Progressive House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: To celebrate Toolroom's return to the electronic music hub that is Amsterdam Dance Event, the label has compiled a selection of essential music, featuring some of the best underground cuts of the moment. Included are two continuous house and tech house mixes exploring the plethora of tunes presented - 50 to be exact - not to mention six exclusive tracks from talents. There's Kideko's trumpet led uplifting house workout "Free", Carly Wilford with the sweltering tribal tech house of "Burning Night" and Carly Carmen getting deep with some late night mood music - plus many more.
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Review: The Future Disco crew has thrown open the doors to their imaginary 'Mirrorball Motel', a roadside hotel for disco misfits that's far more glamorous than it is sleazy (unlike most real-life motels). The 20-track musical accompaniment takes disco, boogie and nu-disco and bends it into fresh new shapes, with plenty of excitable house grooves and funk-fuelled peak-time workouts. Highlights include, but are in no way limited to, the Reflex's squelchy rework of Roisin Murphy's 'Incapable', the hands-in-the-air rush of Saison's 'Rocinate', a fine neo-Italo throb-job from Breakbot & Yuksek ('Taqa'), the glassy-eyed Balearic disco/deep house fusion of Bondax ('Don't Want It') and the yacht disco-influenced sunshine of 'Strangers' by Kosmo Kint and Kapote.
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
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Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: The label's suffered a little from Man Utd Syndrome over the years but for me, you just can't fault a Toolroom comp: they always offer great VFM, and as quick bi-annual (or whatever) snapshots of 'where house is at right now', they're unbeatable. The headline for this installment is that, where the Toolroom story over the past few years has mostly been about label boss Mark Knight getting back in touch with his soulful roots, this set leans a little more to the tuff n' techy side. But with 50 full-length tracks to choose from, plus two hour-long DJ mixes - and with that M1 drop on Azete's 'Born Bad' worth the price of admission on its own! - you really can't go wrong here.
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
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Wolf Story - "Waiting For You" (feat Queen Rose - Roger Sanchez Jak'n Vibe extended remix) - (5:54) 125 BPM
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Mark Knight & Beverley Knight - "Everything's Gonna Be Alright" (feat London Community Gospel Choir - extended mix) - (6:10) 124 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: A series packed full of greatest hits and near misses from the Toolroom family, 'Best Of Toolroom' remains as a yearly highlight and essential listening for house music lovers across the globe.The 2021 edition features the uplifting house anthem by label chief Mark Knight & Beverley Knight "Everything's Gonna Be Alright" (feat London Community Gospel Choir), label staples such as Maxinne & Lauren L'aimant getting slinky and hypnotic on the vocal cut "Tell Me Something", as well as GotSome & George Kwali's sensually deep groove "In The Dark" (one of ther year's biggest tracks) in addition to hot Romanian duo Sllash & Doppe's well received "Off My Mind".
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Review: The title here pretty much says it all, as Midnight Riot serve up a 20-track 'best of' collection that's replete with quality disco- and boogie-inspired house nuggets. There's no room here to go into all the tracks one-by-one, but highlights for this reviewer include Danny Kane's 'Pop Goes The Cherry', which bites Ruby Turner's 90s classic 'Never Ever Gonna Give You Up', and 'Sheroes' by the heavy-hitting Manc double-act of Massey & Paulette - think Daft Punk's 'Teachers' but for people with two X chromosomes. Now dive in and find your own favourites - with cuts from the likes of Amp Fiddler, Paris Grey, Dylan Debut and Jet Boot Jack to choose from, it shouldn't be difficult!
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Risk Assessment - "It Must Be Deep" (feat DJ Romain - JT Donaldson & Saison's instrumental mix) - (6:25) 123 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Tevo Howard - "Without Me" (feat Tracey Thorn - Ron Trent's Music & Power mix - mixed) - (6:10) 118 BPM
Played by: Vincent Inc
Review: After celebrating their landmark 40th anniversary last year, long running Ibiza-based institution Cafe Del Mar are back for the next annual compilation in their series. Cafe Del Mar Chillhouse Mix XII does exactly what it says on the tin, and quite frankly no one else quite does it better. Highlights come from: legend Ian Pooley on the bumpin' late night groove of "Puzzled", Montreal staple Fred Everything getting the remix treatment by the ever reliable I:cube on the ultra deep sleaze of "Barbarella" and British nu-disco heroes Bent also getting a low slung rework by the mighty Ashley Beedle on "Friends". Elsewhere, Kiwi duo Chaos In The CBD keep "Cool But So.." by Detroit first wave pioneer Alton Miller in a typically soulful and emotive form with their perspective, while Chicago staple JT Donaldson delivers perfect mood music as always with his remix of Dirtytwo's "Hopeless" and Ron Trent showing us all exactly just what 'deepness' really is all about on his stunning version of Tevo Howard's classic "Without Me" feat Tracey Thorn - an oldie but still a goodie!
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Review: Say 'Toolroom' to most people these days and they'll perhaps think first of peak-time tech-house stompers, but there's always been more to the label than that. Their 'Poolside' series, for instance, has been showcasing the more lounge-y, soulful and/or disco-infused side of house since 2014, and if you're a fan of such styles then this latest installment, packing cuts from the likes of Opolopo, Random Soul, Sebb Junior, Per QX, Saison and Ross Couch plus a host of up-and-comers, is unlikely to disappoint. The jazz-funk nouveau of Opolopo's 'Ginsu Knife' and Vertigini's garage-tinged 'Over You' are among the highlights of a collection with nary a Pavlovian snare roll or cheesy rave stab in sight.
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Played by: Rocco Universal
Played by: 80's Child
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Risk Assessment & DJ Romain - "This Must Be Deep" (Risk & Ro's This Must Be dub mix) - (5:48) 124 BPM
Played by: Flevans
