Show Notes
We slow things down this week with a 1 hour Deep House mix. Bas Roos' funky deep licks feature a couple of times in the set and creates the backbone of the mix. Deep melodies from Langenberg - Groove 26 sort of sounds like a sample from a Marvin Gaye track and Austin Ato samples Lionel Richie. We get hypnotized by Audiofly's - 6 Degree, tribal beats and swept away with Langenberg - Rain & Roses. There are a few peak time tunes from Catz n Dogz and Gorge worth listening out for.
Enjoy!!
Tracklisting
01. Bas Roos, Guy Steve - Piece of Soul 02. Prunk, Bas Roos - Feeling High (Original Mix) 03. Compuphonic - My Love (Original Mix) 04. Austin Ato - Bens Groove (Original Mix) 05. Javi Bora, Iban Montoro, Jazzman Wax - Fly Flow (Original Mix) 06. Chris stussy - Boogie Trippin 07. Bas Roos - Midnight People (Original Mix) 08. Catz n Dogz - Ali (Richy Ahmed Remix) 09. Audiofly - 6 Degrees (Guti Remix) (Feat. Fiora) 10. Matrix - Get Out (Detroit Swindle Remix) 11. Bas Roos, Chris Stussy - Ladies Night (Original Mix) 12. Langenberg - Groove 26 (Original Mix) 13. Langenberg - Rain & Roses (Original Mix) 14. Gorge - Don't Stop (Original Mix) 15. Chocky - Organism (Original Mix)
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