Pick of the Week: Andrea Curato featuring Nay "Saving my love" (Cool Staff Records Promo)

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 24 October 2020

Forthcoming to renowned Cool Staff Records is the phantasmagorical "Saving my love" produced by Italian DJ/producer Andrea Curato and performed in grand style by UK based singer Nay. Without doubt, Nay's inimitable deep-rooted vocals together with the illustrious keys, enchanting galactical pads and the smooth yet irresistibly thumpin' rhythms will send shivers down your spine...By no means to be missed.

In the Spotligh: Stoim featuring Lee Wilson "Forgive" (Double Cheese Records Promo)

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 24 October 2020

Toronto based DJ/producer Stoim makes his debut with the splendid "Forgive" released through Italy's Double Cheese Records, a catchy production featuring the deeply felt vocals of Lee Wilson alongside luscious keys and smooth deeply groovin' rhythms. On remix duty are Coflo whose indisputably stunning rendition oozes with his landmark afro/latin inspired vibe, and Luyo who delivers a downright hypnotizing afro-deep dub.

Reviews October 25, 2020

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 24 October 2020

Lots of fresh and classy vocal soulful/afro house music to discover this week... Enjoy !!

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Pick of the Week: S.E.L featuring Bryan Chambers "Falling" (Booker T & DJ Spen Remixes)(Liquid Deep Recordings Promo)

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 17 October 2020

Liquid Deep Recordings, one of UK's most respected house music labels, celebrate their 50th release in proper style with outstanding remixes of S.E.L aka Soulful Emma Louise soul smash hit "Falling", a heartfelt duet with Bryan Chambers. First up we have Booker T who adds his landmark truly magical touch to the song, blessing us with a towering slice of timeless soulful house music, not to forget to mention his vibrant 'Satta Dub' guaranteed to set the dance floor on fire. The cherry on top is DJ Spen's dazzling soul interpretation reminiscent of the early 90's sound.

In the Spotlight: Various "It began in Africa 2.0" (Afrocentric Records Promo)

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 17 October 2020

Back in 2018, Afrocentric Records released the highly acclaimed "It began in Africa 1.0" compilation, now for their 50th release they present "It began in Africa 2.0". Unquestionably, this is an incredibly chameleonic collection loaded with not less than twenty-six authentic afro house tracks perfectly showcasing the many flavors the genre has to offer, featuring music from both established artists such as Candy Man, Josi Chave, Wilson Kentura, Kates Le Cafe, InQfive, Skaiva, Gino Brown and Sky White as well as up and coming artists.

Reviews October 18, 2020

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 17 October 2020

We continue to serve you only the best and latest in vocal soulful/afro house music. Enjoy this week's packed update...

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Jesse Saunders "In Their Own Words"

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 10 October 2020

In late 2007, house music legend Jesse Saunders published his first book "House Music:The Real Story", earlier this year his second book "In Their Own Words" hit the shelves. The book tells the story of the evolution of dance music from Disco to the various genres of Electronic Dance Music (most prominently House and its various genres) in the words of those individuals who lived, loved and discovered it, providing personal perspectives beyond the usual scope of journalists, famous DJ's and historians.

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Pick of the Week: Groove Junkies, ReelSoul & Munk Julious featuring Louis Hale "Inevitable (rise up)" (MoreHouse Records Promo)

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Written by Mike Fossati

Created: 10 October 2020

Once again MoreHouse Records bless us with a paramount release by no means to be missed... In short, the eminent "Inevitable (rise up)" is produced by the all-star team of Groove Junkies, Munk Julious & ReelSoul and features thought provoking spoken words written and performed in grand style by Louis Hale, sumptuous jazzed-up keys and celestial pads over vibrant afrotastic rhythms - beyond question, "Inevitable (rise up)" is a timeless musical gem guaranteed to send shivers down your spine...