Show Notes
The usual tech house and jackin flavours mixed in with some upfront techno for a good workout.
Tunes to listen out for Ellis Moss - Critical with its thumping bass, tribal drums and ragga twins sample. Mark Knight and Gene Farris and their take on Hall & Oates – I Can't Go for That. Bart Skils - East of the Sun, guaranteed to elicit goosebumps upon impact, Oliver Dollar - Doin Ya Thang has low-slung bass, warm claps and hi-hats with a boisterous Moodymann monologue and Ango Tamarin - Call Girl.
Tracklisting
01. Ellis Moss - Critical (Extended Mix) 02. Andre Zimmer - The Funk (Original Mix) 03. Mark Knight and Gene Farris - I Can't Go For That (Extended Mix) 04. Ango Tamarin - Freaks Pon Di Floor (Extended Mix) 05. Eli Brown - Believe (Original Mix) 06. William Arist - B-One (Original Mix) 07. Radio Slave - Acid Dip (Original Mix) 08. Bart Skils - East of the Sun (Original Mix) 09. Oliver Dollar - Doin Ya Thang (Original Mix) 10. Oliver Dollar, Lebedev & Mike 'Agent X' Clark - The Contest (Original Mix) 11. Harry Romero - Night @ The Black (Phil Weeks Extended Ghetto Dub) 12. Earth n Days - The Change (The Cube Guys Remix) 13. Kaiserdisco - Jaana (Carlo Lio Remix) 14. Jerome Robins Rescue - Underground (Original Mix) 15. Ango Tamarin - Call Girl (Original Mix) 16. Armand Van Helden, Old School Junkies - The Funk Phenomena (Canadian Mix) 17. Stev Mulder and Rafa Barrios - Godmother (Extended Mix) 18. Darius Syrossian - La Luna (Extended Mix)
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