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Simon Sim's - Fanahy Voodoo (Jeremy Bass & Rio Dela Duna Long play)

In da Club de Enrico G y Mr. Cookie llega con dos versiones que elevan el dancefloor a otro nivel. El Extended Mix mantiene una vibra envolvente, cargada de energía progresiva y un groove hipnótico que atrapa desde el primer beat, ideal para viajes sonoros largos y potentes. Por su parte, el Remix de Mr. Cookie explota con frescura y dinamismo, llevando la pista hacia un terreno más explosivo, lleno de texturas y giros inesperados. Dos interpretaciones que se complementan: una profunda y expansiva, otra vibrante y atrevida, ambas con el groove perfecto para encender la noche.

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Enrico G, Mr. Cookie - In Da Club (Mr. Cookie Remix)

Gimbrère, Beuf - The Scene (Original Mix)

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Having been at the forefront of dance music for over a decade, James Connolly revives his house-focused Dance System project for this first-rate single summer for Eats Everything’s Edible label. 

If slammin’ house bangers are what you like, then Dance System delivers them in spades.  An infectious piano motif and thumping kick shapes the lead track, ‘Please’, which pumps relentlessly, bountiful with playful vocal chops, tension building strings and DJ trickery edits.  The gloriously titled ‘Make Funky House Great Again’ certainly makes a damn fine stab at doing just that.  A skippy rhythm underpins some dope filter work on the sample, a nod perhaps to the French sounds of Roule/Bangalter, but totally fresh with Dance System’s modern sound stamped all over it.

Connolly has left an indelible mark as a progressive producer and DJ under both his L-Vis 1990 and Dance System aliases, alongside co-founding the highly influential label, Night Slugs.  Following Dance System releases on Clone and Ultramajic, Connolly took a hiatus from producing house music, as he focused on other projects, reviving the alias in April with the Wind 'Em Up EP, on Monkeytown Records, which was supported by Calvin Harris, Peggy Gou, DJ Boring, Ben UFO, Modeselektor, Sally C, Éclair Fifi, Mella Dee and our very own Eats Everything.

The journey from 120-130 (Mash-up B remix)

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