
Show Notes
We start our warm-up this week with the 2025 edit of Calvin Harris’ anthem ‘Sweet Nothing’, alongside Florence Welch and D.O.D. I always found the original of this song a bit too poppy but I think this new version maintains the anthem-elements with a modern beat to hold its own in the current landscape. We then tap into the last of the summer vibes with CASSIMM and Mahalia Fontaine with ‘Hear Me Out’ and we wrap-up this episode’s warm-up with Bad Intensions’ funky and memorable ‘Ibiza Vibes’.
We then increase the energy with intent with a young duo from Florida called Seeing Double and their release from earlier this year ‘Watch Me’. I have been trying to fit ‘All I Need’ from NOTSOBAD into an episode for a long time so I was glad to fit it inbetween FISHER & Aatig’s ‘Take It Off’ and Adaru with ‘Cruisers’. Max Styler features again on the podcast, this time with ‘Let Em’ Know’.
What do you call a remix of a remix? A big room anthem and potential classic when it comes to Anyma & Layton Giordani’s remix of Loofy’s ‘Last Night’, which in turn is a remix of Diddy’s song of the same title with Keyshia Cole on vocals.
This episode’s Finisher song comes from MORTEN and David Guetta with their latest release ‘Lucky’.
Our Warm Down song this week is from Dutch producer Chico Rose and ‘Otra Vez’.
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Episode 16 Playlist:
D.O.D, Calvin Harris, Florence Welch – Sweet Nothing CASSIMM, Mahalia Fontaine – Hear Me Out Bad Intensions – Ibiza Vibes Seeing Double – Watch Me FISHER, Aatig – Take It Off NOTSOBAD – All I Need Adaru – Cruisers Louden, Julzy – Feelings Jamie Jones, Nicole Modaber, House Of Molly – Where All My People Max Styler – Let Em’ Know Loofy - Last Night (Anyma & Layton Giordani Remix) Wahlstedt – Bring The Beat Back Karry G – Don’t Stop MORTEN, David Guetta – Lucky Chico Rose – Otra Vez
Tempo: 128bpm
Mixed By: Robin Jones
Released: 19 September 2025
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