Show Notes
A journey through soulful house, deep grooves and timeless classics
Get ready for a late-night voyage where warm analog basslines meet sunlit piano stabs, raw Detroit grit brushes up against Parisian cool, and euphoric vocal moments sit beside deep, dubby interludes. This mix threads together house and deep house cuts from across decades — from early 90s pioneers and underground Chicago/Detroit architects to modern reworks that keep the tradition alive.
This is a mix for the dancefloor that remembers the couch, for the afterhours that still crave melody. Turn it up, lose the clock, and let the groove take you from dusk through dawn.
American Intrigue - 90 Degrees In The Shade (Diy & Toka Project Remix) Charles Schillings - No Communication, No Love (Devastating) (Salt City Orchestra Mix) Motorbass - Ezio (Herbert Remix) Glenn Underground - House Music Will Never Die (G.U.'s Cei-Bei Foot mix) After Hours - Waterfalls (3 A.M. Mix) Wamdue Kids - Whirlwind Studio Blue - Just a Mood (Original Mix) Aqua Bassino - That Time K.C.Y.C. - 4 D.D. (For Devotion) (Smoothie Harden Mix) Ron Trent - Time Dreamer G - I Got That Feelin' (Dub) Dubtribe Sound System - We Used To Dance Kerri Chandler - Track 1 Jovonn X DJ Deep - Back in the dark Blaze - Lovelee Dae (20:20 Vision Remix) Wamdue Project - Remember the memory Nick Holder - Singing... St. Germain - Easy To Remember Theo Parrish - Sky Walking Metro - Brownstone Express The Timewriter - Sunset Walkin' Vincenzo - Just Dream St. Germain - Alabama Blues (1965 Mix) Mysterious People - Love Revolution (Mood II Swing Remix 2) 4AM - 4am Theme Frankie Knuckles - The Whistle Song
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