Nadia Ksaiba has been all over London lately, recently handling opening duties for the likes of Bicep and The Black Madonna. This mix is 55 fantastic minutes of funky, joyful house and disco music.
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Many joyful moments along this two hour journey. Marlon Hoffstadt is one to watch.
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A mix of fresh, shamelessly fun vocal house and nu-disco tracks from Yuksek that came across my feed a few weeks back.
Standouts include a solo single from Holy Ghost’s Alex Frankel and a slick remix of Two Door Cinema Club from Yuksek himself.
A flawless mix of Gospel and classic house music from Baltimore’s Lady Monix, who also can also be counted on to deliver some smooth, groovy disco.
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Here is some of the smoothest music I’ve ever heard; this collection of Japanese and other disco gems encroaches on yacht rock levels of smoothness.
Only track I was familiar with was the non-english version of the MCDE & Jeremy Underground favorite “Your Love Makes Me A Winner”.
This mix by Kevin Yost strikes the perfect balance between style and substance; it’s just a good solid no frills mix of rolling, grooving house music.
The man is a prolific producer, has been for years, and it’d be worth a trip to your digital shop of choice to peep some of his back catalog.
The Drifter is one of my favorite djs going these days. This is meant as a compliment, but his stuff just feels very consistent.
Like, if you just sit tight and wait patiently, a live set of his will blow your mind, if you just wait and let it happen to you. Like John Talabot, but a touch more predictable.
This mix is 90+ minutes of brain tickling melodies, big fat basslines, and feet-shifting rhythms. Not a dull moment.
Dutch boys Beesmunt Soundsystem (by boys, I mean men who are just one year younger than me) throw down 90+ minutes of some of the most joyful house music I’ve heard in a while.
This mix is heavy on the retro/African house music side, but think rare and wonderful and a little bit weird, never cheesy.
These former Trouw residents have clearly put their digging time in.
first heard in Kiwi’s #BeatsInSpace mix