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Played by: Pete Tong, Juno Classics, Soul Clap, Gabriel & Dresden

Played by: Domshe

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno, Dominik Eulberg, Luciano, Enzo Canale, Subb-an, Deetron, Digitalworkx, William WiLD (MindReaders), Heidi, Javi Bora

Played by: Top Billin Soundsystem

Review: Topical and relevant to the national consciousness at large as we accelerate through 2012, a landmark year for the nation's capital, Scott Garcia's "It's A London Thing 2012" certainly grabs our attention from the off. The classic original re-edit is a hypnotic piece with smacking beats and an enticing swing. The 2020 mix shakes things up with a futuristic edge and slowed down, swaggering rhythms; Billy Daniel Bunter & Sanxion whack in a whole load of purple wow-esque synths alongside a good dose of trance-like euphoria and dubstep squeals. Loki Boi takes things basswise with squelchy bass belches, whilst B Gnarly does just that with his stomping re-work, and then Certified Sickness gives it the D&B treatment.

Played by: Carl Cox, MARK FLASH, Paul Mendez, Doorly, Dirty South, Mathias Kaden, Fedde Le Grand, Kenny Dope , Mark Knight

Played by: Indy Lopez, Jay Mcknight, Danny Tenaglia

Played by: SKREAM, Domshe

Review: The boss is back! The legendary UK pioneer and Bedrock head honcho gives us a live set from Canada's second city, complete with crowd noise. Digweed's knack for sniffing out the most cutting edge progressive and tech house grooves is second to none and you can bet that this set is chock block full of narrative, innovative grooves: one journey you'll never forget! Featuring contributions from Germany's Recondite ("Tame"/"Baro"), Glasgow's Sei A ("You Can Bring"), Berlin's Smash TV ("Cascadia"/"God Key") and Los Angeles' Eagles & Butterflies amongst a host of other big names. Also comes as six continuous mixes for your listening pleasure. Enjoy!

Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Markus Schneider / Robot Scientists

Review: Well it is that time again: revered Berlin imprint Innervisions presents the 11th installment in the acclaimed Secret Weapons series, and as always does exactly what it says on the tin. Expect the very best in emotive house and melodic techno as curated by Ame and Dixon - who stated quite succinctly themselves as "to create vivid moments, be it after hours or peak-time.' Highlights coming courtesy of rising Spaniard Pablo Fierra on the folk-inflected/sunkissed vibe of "Tel Aviv To Casablanca", the return or veteran British producer Thomas Gandey (Cagedbaby) who teams up with Santiago Garcia on the spooky dancefloor drama of "On Two Strangers", Israel's Yotam Avni who continues his impressive run of tracks into 2019 on the utterly hypnotic "Regis Is For Regisford" while label staple Denis Horvat gets into some properly futuristic groove action with "Vetiver".

Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Danny Howard

Played by: Domshe

Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House, Riton

Review: Mark Knight & Co. are straight up with their latest title - but considering their current 15th birthday celebrations, these guys can do whatever they want - they hardly do wrong anyway! House, Tech House, Techno Vol 2 does exactly what is says on the tin with a whopping 62 tracks and three continuous mixes - each dedicated to said subgenre. From that massive remix of Fatboy Slim's "Right Here, Right Now" by current scene favourites CamelPhat, Saved main man Nic Fanciulli's collaboration with Damon Albarn on "Saying" (Kolsch remix), label head honcho Knight himself steps up to deliver the pumping and white noise filled "We Get High From The Music" (feat Mr V) and the inimitable Danny Howells is always welcome - particularly with a track as electrifying as the recently released "Isolar".

Played by: Tony Anderson , Juno Recommends Electro, HEAVEN TO HELL RECORDS, Click Box, Tobias Lenz

Played by: Radio Slave

Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House

Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music), Maurice Aymard, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Satoshi Tomiie

Review: It's been two years since we heard from Simon Garcia, a producer who last appeared on Steve Bug's Poker Flat in 2012. Here the Spaniard embraces loops and repetition by delivering a deeper take on disco-influenced, Tiger & Woods-styled house music, with the title-track grooving with chimes and octave jumping Rhodes to appease the Saturday night crowd. "How Long" is a heavy disco burner you can imagine DJ Harvey using to light up a festival set, while Mathew Styles delivers a minimal remake of "Radians" laced with a huge dose of euphoria.

Played by: Vince Watson, Juno Recommends Deep House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Dockluster

Review: Buzzin' Fly compilations always take on a retrospective feel, looking back at what the label has achieved with a proud (and wholly justified) sense of achievement. They are much like family Christmas cards that fondly round up the year's activities for friends and relatives. As part of their 50th single celebrations this spring, they deliver a compilation of Buzzin' Fly classics as the next instalment of the Focus On series. Penned by Chris Woodward, an integral part of the imprint?s close knit family, this release serves as the audio family newsletter created to celebrate reaching this impressive milestone. All the big moments are there and each family member features, from Ben Watt to Spencer Parker, Justin Martin, Mlle Caro and Franck Garcia.

Like Buzzin Fly: 5 Years in the Wilderness, (and all four Volumes in the Buzzin' Fly series) this compilation digs into the imprint?s revered back catalogue to commemorate its particular achievement. The former was applauding reaching five years whilst the latter celebrates reaching their 50th release. Over seventy-five minutes, Chris Woodward picks out some of Buzzin' Fly's flagship tracks such as label boss Ben Watt?s "Guinea Pig," Spencer Parker's "The Beginning" and Justin Martin?s "The Fugative." As Woodward hones into some deep, intricate, house action, he delves into Buzzin' Fly's trademark mix of deep house, melodic techno and electronic disco. We see cuts like Jay Shepheard?s remix of Glimpse and Martin Eyrir's "Southern Soul" standing shoulder to shoulder with Darkmountaingroup's "Lose Control." Woodward also adheres to the Buzzin' Fly tradition of house that is both sonically ornate and driving in all the right places by including moments like Mlle Caro & Franck Garcia?s beautiful "Dead Souls" and Ame's club fuelled remix of "Insomnia".
Buzzin' Fly specialises in deep and beautiful house music. Their long standing resident has done the admirable job of paying homage to that sound and all the producers that help shape it, in one retrospective compilation that proves just what a force Buzzin? Fly has become over those 50 releases.

Played by: Pete Dafeet, Giom, Grant Nelson, Inland Knights, Juno Recommends Deep House, Alessandro Otiz, Black Jack, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House

Played by: The Sentinel, ELECTRO

Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, Juno Recommends Funky House, BRENDON P

Review: Following the release of Part 15 during the summer, Innervisions drop the latest secret weapons that feature in Dixon and Ame's sets. With a focus on vocals and woozy melodies, this collection captures the energy of the Innervisions owners' DJing. A case in point is the flowing groove and haunting tones of Ivory & Filippo Nardini's "Could You Feel The Love" or Hardt Antoine's woozy, acid-frazzled and appropriately named "Inside Your Mind". On other occasions, the collection veers close to pop territory, audible on the electronic groove of Cipy's "Trip" or flirts with 80s synth pop and electronic disco on Samantha Loveridge's "The Pusher". But no matter the direction, like all previous selections, Secret Weapons 16 makes for essential listening.

Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House, Axer Rouf, Cloverfield

Played by: Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz, Ltj xperience

Played by: ROTCIV, LA ROYALE, MOON RUNNER

Played by: Da Funk

Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House

Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Sasha, Chus & Ceballos, Roger Sanchez

Played by: Sam Redmore, Juno Recommends International

Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House, Pagany

Played by: DJ KOR (Ultra Bass Records), Mark Knight, Chus & Ceballos, Oscar L

Played by: Timewarp, LEGO EDIT

Played by: POoK

Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House

Played by: Doc Martin, Click Box, M.A.N.D.Y., Troy Pierce, Kerri Chandler, Catz n Dogz, Maribou State

Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech

Review: For the 13th time, Dixon has delved into the "unreleased gems" folder on his USB stick and chosen some Secret Weapons to share with Innervisions' fanatical followers. It's a bumper selection this time round too, with no less than 13 previously unheard club workouts to enjoy. The plentiful highlights include, but are no way limited to, the bleeping, electro-clash-goes-tech-house throb of 'Heart Transplant' by David Kochs, the warming wonder that is Woo York's 'Bohemia' (which sounds like Moby's classic remix of Pet Shop Boys 'Miserablism' re-imagined for the Innervisions generation), the hushed late-night sleaze of 'Ruby' by Jonathan Kaspar, and the trance-inducing, big-room ready bustle of Dominik Markz's 'Object in the Mirror'

Played by: Seth Troxler

Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech

Review: Based in Hamburg, TAU is a label started in 2018 by Benjamin Busse and Friso Traas aka Adana Twins, that has released tracks by scene heroes such as Glowal, Echonomist, The Cheapers and many more. The label presents their second instalment in the 'Spektrum' various artists sampler, which features top shelf material by the likes of: Southern Italian duo Underspreche who deliver the entrancing pizzicato inflected vibes of "My Beloved", German veteran Ruede Hagelstein delivering impeccable dancefloor drama as always on "Aschera", ascendant Berliners Local Suicide teaming up with Duro main man Theus Mago on the dark disco odyssey "Technican" and Watergate's sound engineer in residence Biesmans, who provides yet more successful efforts in his newfound love of music production on the neon-lit Italo acid energy of "Wild Wild World".

Played by: Juno Recommends Disco