Show Notes
This episode is a circuit-focused Winter Edition for 2026, a 1:44:59 mix built for club floors and late-night sets. It foregrounds circuit, progressive, tribal, and house textures while shifting between peak-room energy and melodic breakdowns to suit DJs and dedicated listeners alike.
Highlights include multiple cuts from Guy Scheiman and Jair Sandoval’s Circuit mix of Madonna’s “Sorry,” plus Anyma’s “Out Of My Body” OOSTERHAUS remix and Eliad Cohen x daniel Zadka’s original “It Feels So Good.” Dirty Disco’s mashup of Yazoo and Gossip supplies an unexpected crossover moment, while Dirty Disco’s Pillowbiters take on Taylor Swift adds a singalong-ready peak. Remixes and reworks keep the momentum tight, balancing tribal percussion with progressive builds for a cohesive, dancefloor-ready journey.
If you like robust, vocal-forward circuit sets with occasional crossover pop edits, this volume delivers a focused, club-oriented sequence ideal for peak-time programming.
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