Kai Alcé & Alton Miller Remix Omar’s Benefit
Somewhere deep in New York or Atlanta there's a party where people play nothing but Kai Alce remixes all night long and it's the best party in the world.
Louie Vega Previews New Album “Expansions in the NYC”
This one is for the dancers: Named after his residency, Louie Vega and Nervous Records drops a preview EP from his forthcoming Expansions in the NYC album.
#ListenUp Strut Reissues the Complete Nigeria 70 Series as a Box Set
The 9 LP set from Strut also includes a documentary on the full flower of Nigeria's 1970s music scene.
Tycho Announces New Instrumental Album
The complex and evocative Stress EP from Tycho dropped today on Mom + Pop and marks a convergence of the future and the past.
#ListenUp Demarkus Lewis Remixes Colette
After Pete Moss' remixes of "Dreams," Texas scene OG Demarkus Lewis rocks some Colette tracks on a four track remix EP.
#ListenUp Waajeed Conjures Up Witchy Tunes on Hocus Pocus
Waajeed's four track HOCUS POCUS EP on Deviation is about as close to a perfect EP as I can imagine.
Javonntte & DJ Romain Release Drumz of Africa on Innermoods
James Duncan's Innermoods is the truth and if you want to know where your favorite DJ gets those rare dope jams, this is one of the hidden caches smuggling secret weapons.
Drum Love on Ibadan’s Leads & Bites Vol 3
Ibadan's V/A series returns after an extended hiatus with four samplings of deep, soulful and afro house bangers.
Review: Kelton Prima Soars on IN2 Album from Mathematics
Kelton Prima and his IN2 album on Mathematics Recordings takes us away from this mundane world to a sanctuary about 15 parsecs away from Planet Rock.
Jackie Queens Soars with Freiboitar on All Life Long
Jackie Queens is maybe the best vocalist in house music right now. Big words; she backs 'em up on "All Life Long," a new cut with Freiboitar on House Trained Records.
#ListenUp Louie Vega & the Martinez Brothers Team Up on LET IT GO
First appearing on their Fabric mix, The Martinez Brothers collaborate with Louie Vega and vocalist Marc E. Bassy on "Let It Go," out today on Cuttin' Headz.
Z Records Releases the Scorching New Edition of “Attack The Dancefloor”
Leading off with straight fire: Joey Negro remixes Delia Renee's 1981 Airwave Records "You're Gonna Want Me Back," plus remixes from Dr. Packer and Grant Nelson on the 14th edition of Z Records' Attack the Dancefloor.
Eddie Niguel’s Integrity Records Launches New “The Other Side” Series
Singapore label Integrity Records launches "The Other Side," a new b-side series November 21.
DMX Krew Releases the 2nd Cut on Peggy Gou’s Gudu Records
After 18 albums in 23 years DMX Krew latches on to Peggy Gou's Gudu Records for a new EP, Don't You Want To Play.
#ListenUp T. Williams, James Jacob & Kelli-Leigh Spit Hot Fire on The Remedy
Strictly Rhythm throwing lighting bolts on The Remedy, a rework of T. Williams and James Jacob's The Learning Process, with new vocals from Kelli-Leigh.
The Vibe: Downtown Beat Revival with Uncle_EL on Now U C Me?
Now U C Me's overall sound is more soulful than soulful house, deeper than most of what is sold under the name "deep house" these days. It's the latest cut from Uncle_EL on Radius's ETC Records.
Kate Simko Returns with the Irresistible Party Wall
Kate Simko is fucking up bodies as well as minds with two choice tracks on a exhilarating but sophisticated new EP.
Roots Underground Drops HEAT from Two Thou & Hobby Horse
Roots Underground has put out some dope sounds over the years but maybe none as important as this EP from Two Thou and Hobby Horse.
#ListenUp Brawther Remixes Jorge Caiado’s Nasha’s Groove
There's more than just one track that needs to be piped up into the public consciousness on Jorge Caiado's debut Time & Space album but this is one is the truth.
Good Re-Vibrations from Sean McCabe & Friends
Jovonn, IG Culture, Mike City and Karizma are among the artists on the 13 track remix collection from Sean McCabe and Good Vibrations Music.
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Library of Congress adds Jamie Principle’s “Your Love” to National Recording Registry
The classic of classic Chicago house tracks was selected for preservation as one of "the defining sounds of history and culture." Here's how it was made.
