There ain't no stoppin' for Rhemi, the team of DJ/producer Neil Pierce and producer/musician Ziggy Funk, as they present another phenomenal production having timeless written all over. The mind-boggling "Tired" features the unmistakable emotive vocals of house music diva Nicole Mitchell alongside enchanting keys over relentlessly pulsating rhythms - jam-packed floors guaranteed. The 'Classic Mix' gives the track a more soulful organic feel, with a funk drenched backdrop leading the way for the vocals and exquisite keys. Finally Phaze Dee from Greece delivers an enthralling dub version laced with exhilarating synths guaranteed to make you yearn for more.

Behind United Tribe is Jersey Soul's own Big Logan who blesses us with "Man from Suri", a marvelous truly inspiring production guaranteed to send shivers down your spine thanks to gentle yet infectious afrotastic rhythms, amazing African vocals and illustrious jazzy keys. The 'Calling Mix' is a stripped back ruthlessly thumpin' affair guaranteed to send the crowd into a frenzy, Tony Loreto contributes an utterly fierce rework fueled with entrancing keys, and last but not least LooweeR serves a slice of pristine dance floor madness with his absolutely irresistible truly hypnotizing afro-tribal workout. Highly recommended.

South Africa's exceptionally gifted Molapo 'Darque' Malatji blesses us with his long awaited absolutely phenomenal and groundbreaking debut artist album titled "Rare Earth Elements" (in short "REE's").This glamorous album features not less than twelve equally jaw-dropping productions, each one showcasing Molapo 'Darque' Malatji limitless talent  and timeless soul oozing sound. Not to forget to mention the illustrious list of guest artists who make this album something truly special with their mind-blowing vocal contributions: Black Coffee, Damon Reel, Darryl D'Bonneau, Kat Kyriss, Kenny Allen, Lwazi, Magic Soul, Maiya, Paul Randolph, Robert Owens and Sun Singleton. Beyond the shadow of a doubt an incredible album guaranteed to make you yearn for more...

The latest installment in the phantasmagorical Abstract Jazz Journey compilation series comes courtesy of Japan's Shuya Okino and Yoshihiro Okino, collectively known as Kyoto Jazz Massive. The compilation is jam-packed with eighteen handpicked unforgettable soulful gems with sprinkles of Jazz, Afro, Latin and Deep flavors - for example "A wonderful place" by Blaze presents UDAUFL featuring Ultra Nate, "Behold the sun" by Kerri Chandler featuring KT Brooks, "Pick it up" by Carolyn Harding and "Love's been right here" by Stephanie Cooke & Kenny Bobien to name just a very few. This is truly a breathtaking selection of timeless soulful house gem guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. And you also get a masterly crafted continuous mix taking you on a blissful soulful journey you wish would never end...

In 2010 they gave us "Chains", in 2011 "Nightlife" and "I don't see love", then in 2012 "No better love" and now they are back with "Can't do without it" - of course we talk about Joseph Junior and MAQman who can do no wrong if they join forces. Slightly deeper than their previous outings, the timeless "Can't do without it" is a sweet organic production oozing with a masterly orchestration, not to forget to mention Joseph Junior's inimitable seductive vocals. On remix duty are Sir LSG who adds his magical soulful touch to the song, Jonathan Meyer who showcases his love for percussive rhythms inspired by the world's roots sounds, and finally Rune whose melodious utterly hypnotizing deep rendition is truly breathtaking. We know we repeat ourselves, but "Can't do without it" certainly is definite moment in the history of soulful house music...

Back in 2008, Deepa Grooves Records released the seminal masterly orchestrated "For your love" produced by Jose Burgos and performed in grand style by the one and only Kenny Bobien. "For your love" was the first song taken from Jose Burgos critically acclaimed album "A day in the live" which saw the light of the day in 2010, a few years later it got the remix treatment from none other than Jay-J, now thanks to Soul Heaven Records this wonderful song once again returns to the dance floor in a brand new ingenious re-imagination by South African rising star Cuebur who adds his distinct touch, giving the song a deep raw feel, with the gentle percussive rhythms and inebriant atmospherics together with Kenny Bobien's one-of-a-kind vocals creating a mesmerizing vibe you can't resist to listen and dance to. Also included in the package is the timeless original version.

"Woman's gotta have it" is one of many unforgettable songs from the unrivaled Bobby Womack (the song is taken from his 1972 album "Understanding"), now this all-time classic is set  to take over the dance floors globally thanks to DJ Marcuis and Gary 'Jackmaster Wallace, collectively known as Deep House Providers. Their "She's gotta have it" is a relentless jackin' styled track that cleverly samples the original song, with the delectable tempo drops and of course the one-of-a-kind vocals of Bobby Womack making this something truly special... By no means to be missed. Nuff said.

Eman and Doc Link are truly unstoppable as they grace us with their latest project, the mind-blowing "Message to the househeads", a groovy production geared towards the underground. Raw'n'chunky deep funked-up rhythms combined with Eman's unrivaled spoken word poetry and enchanting melodies are guaranteed to cause a stir on the floor. Rhonda Rhythm intensifies the vibe with ruthlessly pulsating rhythms and inebriant melodies, while DJ Jshon gives the track a spellbinding retro-esque feel on his fiercely thumpin' deepened rework. But this is not all as DJ Jshon takes his own remix to the next level by replacing some of the elements with a grandiose organ ride.

Tribe Records are on fire at the moment, following up the superb Louis Vega remixes of Nathan Adams' "Sweetness in your soul" with a marvelous Latin/Nu-Jazz/Soul inspired production by Pablo Martinez guaranteed to make you yearn for more. "Aqui vem o sol" is a masterly orchestrated soulful gem which features a fabulous alto sax by Charlie Parker, luxurious keys and a phenomenal emotive vocal rendition of the lyrics by songstress Veema Louys over fervid percussive rhythms, only to be taken to the next level on the 'Tribe' mixes which give the track a wonderful laidback Afro/Latin House feel. Without the shadow of a doubt this gem has timeless written all over...