Show Notes
Tracklisting
01. Gianni Firmaio - Housey Back (Original Mix) 02. Kyle Walker & Nate Katz - Better Records (Extended) 03. Mellizos - Q Drop (Extended Mix) 04. Qubachki - Keep On Turning (Extended Mix) 05. Gianni Firmaio - Acid MF (Original Mix) 06. Chinonegro - Jungle Soul (Original Mix) 07. Mellizos - Just Fresh (Extended Mix) 08. Kevin Andrews - Say Mumma (Original Mix) 09. David Herrero - It Will Never Be The Same (Original Mix) 10. The Cube Guys - Funkee Beatz (Extended Mix) 11. Julius Strieder - Rich (Extended Mix) 12. Gianni Firmaio - Be One (Original Mix) 13. Chez Damier, Manu Dadamo, Rami - Can You Feel It (Extended Mix) 14. Rami, Mellizos - Snakes (Original Mix) 15. Markus Homm - Got To Make It 16. Dompe, Low Steppa - Wild Thing (Original Mix) 17. Easttown - Chaos (Original Mix)
runtime - 62 Mins
TP 131 radiates the energy of spring in full sunlight, think rooftop terraces, beach bars, and warm breezes. Rolling basslines, crisp percussion, tight hi-hats, and smooth build-ups create a journey that moves effortlessly, from chill afternoon vibes to peak-time grooves. The set flows seamlessly, occasionally diving down into funky house grooves that add playful warmth and extra bounce to the mix. Every track breathes, keeping the energy sunny, light, and hypnotic.
A highlight in this episode is ‘Got To Make It’ by Markus Homm. I first stumbled upon it on a Fabric Live compilation mixed by DJ Sneak back 2011, and it immediately grabbed me. At the time, the only version I could find was a short 1:50 loop!! no vinyl, no digital copy. It’s now officially out on 8bit Records, it still hits with that same uplifting energy. Fast forward to the 50-minute mark to hear it in full.
Other standout tracks, Qubachki’s ‘Keep On Turning’ mesmerizes with rolling bass, sparkling percussion,. Kyle Walker & Nate Katz’s ‘Better Records’ adds tight hi-hats and smooth rises for a modern groove. Kevin Andrews’ ‘Say Mumma’ brings funky warmth, sampling Michael Jackson to heighten nostalgia. Rami & Mellizos’ Snakes flips a Hall & Oates loop into a rolling Tech House jam that keeps the energy flowing.
From hypnotic Deep and Tech House grooves to playful dives into funky house, subtle build-ups, iconic vocal flips, and luminous textures, TP 131 delivers a smooth, sunny journey—fresh, uplifting, and irresistibly groovy.
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