Remember meeting Vince Lawrence at Camden Palace whilst Colin Faver and Evil Eddie were DJing there on a Saturday night in !986

Such a classic man gettin funky bouncin on my couch oh yeah this track is chill groovin 

Just to celebrate 30 years of Problèmes d'Amour. 
Free download! Enjoy it!

Problèmes D'Amour (Ah Ou Ah Version)

I:Cube - Oblivion (Dixon Edit)

Night Sweats Music presents:

“Samba Brabo”

The fourth instalment in Hazards of Prophecy’s series rooted in the sounds of Brazil and global club culture.

In Brazilian slang, “Samba Brabo” literally means “fierce samba” or “badass samba” – and that’s exactly the vibe: hard-hitting drums and percussion infused with jazz keys, rich chords, and punchy horns. Job done.

On the flip, a “Sem Samba” (“without samba”) edit of Samba Brabo – laid-back and more minimal.

Artist
Hazards of Prophecy

Tracks
A1. Samba Brabo (OG Version)
B1. Samba Brabo (Sem Samba Edit)

Bloco to Basement, Footwork to Forró – Movement Music.

Released
05 December 2025

Credits
“Samba Brabo (OG)” and “Samba Brabo (Sem Samba Edit)” were written, performed and produced by Dave Rendle for Night Sweats Music © 2025.

Artwork
David Rendle

Contact
instagram.com/hazardsofprophecy

Catalogue Number
NSMDD021

Bandcamp Link
https://nightsweatsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/samba-brabo

Samba Brabo

B1. Samba Brabo (Sem Samba Edit)

Precious Deeds Of House

Get Down

DeepEchoes - Get Down

Moodymann - The Third Track

Night clerk

Nocturne Seduction

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Safe Trip is taking one final deep dive into the warm waters of Italian dream house with Welcome To Paradise Volume 3, the concluding chapter in the label’s journey through the previously overlooked world of one of dance music’s most vibrant and influential underground movements.

While the influence of dream house continues to echo through the ages, the style was at its peak between 1989 and ’94, when producers across Italy delivered a high volume of loved-up, wavy and occasionally blissful productions that fused contemporary deep house tropes – most notably from Chicago, New York and New Jersey – with elements borrowed from ambient, jazz and Balearica.

It’s this six-year period that provides the focus for Welcome To Paradise Volume 3, which draws together a spine-tingling mixture of sought-after classics, unheralded gems and little-known delights from the original Italian dream house movement.

Thrillingly, Welcome to Paradise Volume 3 co-curator Young Marco has managed to source two previously unreleased tracks during the dream house period: the gently unfurling, sunrise-friendly bliss of Jacy’s “Resounding Seashell” and a special “Longer Edit” of Neurostate’s brilliant “Dance To The House”, a track that – somewhat surprisingly – has never previously been issued on vinyl before.

Elsewhere, there are plenty of treats to set the pulse racing, from the must-have deep house brilliance of Leo Anibaldi’s “Universe” – a rare foray into dream house territory from the Italian techno pioneer – and the Afro-bleep-goes-dream-house trip of Golem’s “Sun City”, to the cowbell-driven, New Jersey garage-influenced warmth of Deep Choice’s “Children Trip” and Cosmic Galaxy’s “Walkin’ On The Moon”, a Detroit techno-influenced outing with a deliciously saucer-eyed, extended ambient intro. You’ll also struggle to find a more inspired house record than Green Baize’s “Tramp Heart”, which mixes familiar dream house elements with spacey electronics and tribal chants that recall Italy’s early ‘80s Afro-cosmic scene.

It all adds up to another essential selection of rich, glassy-eyed dream house treats tailor-made for sound-tracking drawn-out Adriatic sunsets, Mediterranean sunrises and loved-up parties the world over.

Welcome to Paradise (Italian Dream House 89-93) Vol. 3

Tramp Heart

1987... for those lucky enough visiting a decent import shop in that year could have seen a US import record with pink label showing a darts board with small text next to the picture saying ''Target records'' and ''Joe R. Lewis''. Pretty sure nobody at that time would be alarmed by this... reading further it said... 1. Love Of My Own... Written and produced by Joe R. Lewis... in even smaller text the label info continued; mixed by Larry Heard..! And even that, at that time that would not have rung a bell, except for maybe a couple of dj's who only just in the last couple months picked up copy of a Mr. Fingers record and memorised the writer credits. We're talking the very early days of House music, the pre-internet era where new music and info didn't spread all over the globe within a couple of seconds... Now more then 30 years later this is a holy grail for worldwide record collectors and house aficionados, and still not all info is clear. But like all good stories there is a cloud of mystery covering up the details! On the flip side there is one of the best tracks ever produced by Joe Lewis.., Life Immoreal... a track so elegant and beautiful that it hurts!!! Two of the best tracks Chicago House music has to offer in remastered versions taken from the original master tapes on this latest outing of Clone Classic Cuts!!!

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Love Of My Own

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DJ Joe Lewis - Love Of My Own [CCC034]

I Never Knew Love

Help Myself (Reconstructed by Carl Craig)

We are Really glad to welcome such a brilliant artist as Boo Williams for this first Goldmin Special release with ones of the best tracks he's put out yet. This Summer love selection compiles four of the most emotive tracks from his album "Universal Limits", released on vinyl in 2001 on Mike Grant's imprint "Moods & Grooves" for the first time on digital format

Born July 20, 1967 in Chicago, Boo Williams has been a part of the city's house music entourage since 1981, he is truly considered as one of the Chicago House music legends.

Later on in the 1990's, Boo began production and then later remixing in '93. He started out parting on the city's south side soon introduced to Glenn Underground who got him started in music production.

It's not summer yet but the sun is gonna shine eternally with such beautiful melodies !


DJ Joe Lewis - Love Of My Own [CCC034]

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