Galaxy Group, the collaborative project of Charles Spencer and Antoine Green (Capitol A), return with "Lady Harlem", a mind-blowing musical gem featuring the spoken word poetry of Rich Medina. "Lady Harlem" has timeless written all over, with smooth afro tinged rhythms leading the way for the expressive lyrics, grand keys and beautiful saxophone. On remix duty we have Mike 'Agent X' Clark whose stripped back workout intensifies the percussion elements and puts the vocal center stage, and Casamena whose 'Deep Mix' and 'Club Mix' are diverse yet both ooze with a mesmerizing afrotastic vibe.

What happens if two of todays most ingenious and versatile producers, Vick Lavender and Pirahnahead, join forces with Diviniti, one of todays most renowned divas? You get a timeless masterpiece oozing with a masterly orchestration and phenomenal vocals not found elsewhere. "Let it go" truly is a  match made in heaven, combining Diviniti's inimitable angelic rendition of the of the lyrics with the one-of-a-kind vintage sounds of of Vick Lavender and Pirahnahead - a gem guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. Not to forget to mention the stellar remixes by N'Dinga Gaba who gives the song a spiritual deep feeling, and Ziggy Funk who contributes a fabulous soul/funk inspired organic interpretation. Be on the lookout for more mixes by Josh Milan, Maurice Joshua, Trinidadian Deep and Vick Lavender forthcoming on Sophisticado Records.

The latest release on Women on Wax Recordings is the sensual "The pickup" by Eric King previously released through Whasdat Music on Pirahnahead's "Aural" EP in August 2011. First up is Pirahnahead's groovy original production which uses a relentlessly thumpin' backdrop as playground for Eric King's enchanting spoken word poetry and lush keys. Next we have N'Dinga Gaba's hypnotizing rework taking the track to deepest territory, with throbbing rhythms leading the way for the vocals and enticing melodies. Finally, label head DJ Minx delivers a deep minimal take which puts the emphasis on the lyrics and percussive elements. A sure fire weapon to set the floor on fire...

Daishi Dance and DJ Kawasaki, two of Japan's top DJ's and house music producers, bless us with a paramount selection of unforgettable classics and neo-classic gems from the truly awe-inspiring back catalogue from King Street / Nite Grooves, but this is not all as each of them also contributes a masterly continuous mix oozing with his incomparable style, including some of their own productions/remixes such as Daishi Dance's remix of "Life time" by Urban Soul or DJ Kawasaki's remix of "Stalk you" by Ananda Project featuring Avery Sunshine. On the classics front, you get gems such as Timmy Regisford's mix of "When can our love begin" by Kimara Lovelace, David Morales mix of "Glory glory" by Ananda Project featuringTerrance Downs, "We are one" by Blaze and "Everything U want" by DJ Oji & Carolyn Victorian to name just a few.

Since the very first release, Italian label Double Cheese Records have been on an impressive winning streak, and without a doubt the success story will continue with the next release courtesy of Deep Character (DaSoul & Fabry Diglio) and Mad Boss who join forces with legendary Joe Flame. Together they present "My friend", an infectious underground-esque production on an old school tip featuring the enticing spoken word poetry by Joe Flame and lush keys over deep spell binding rhythms. On remix duty are Doc Link who adds his signature funk infused touch and Fiso Da Costa who contributes an exquisite afrolicious rendition. Highly recommended.

There ain't no stopping for Soul Sun Soul Music who have been dropping one gem after another in recent months... Their latest offering is the compelling "My spirit" by Phil Marwood which features seductive vocals by Sandra C., grand jazzy trumpet by Kafele and luscious keys over a relentlessly thumpin' backdrop. The track is taken to the next level by label head Mikki Afflick whose tribal-esque afro-deep interpretation is pure magic, and Adam Rios & Mark Francis who inject their beloved Shelter sound. A sure-fire floor weapon by no means to be missed...