There’s a pulse, a movement—somewhere between deep house, vintage Brazilian influences, and raw percussive energy. HY BRASIL, blending rolling basslines, shimmering synths, and intricate drum patterns into a hypnotic flow.
The track takes inspiration from the myth of Hy-Brasil, a lost island that appears and disappears, much like forgotten musical traditions that find new life on the dancefloor. The production embraces warm, organic textures, fusing Brazilian harmonics, deep house grooves, and immersive atmospheres
-VYP #003  Written & Produced by Fabrizio Rizzin
-Mastered @ Near Deaf Experience  
-Artwork by nocturno & sabatino

HY BRASIL

Melvo and Millie are back after a short hiatus and are joined by Melbourne / Naarm based artist Allysha Joy for the guest mix. 

1. The Love Unlimited Orchestra – Satin Soul
2. [ K S R ] & Konny Kon – Part of The Plan
3. The O'My's – Intro
4. SOPHIETHEHOMIE - les petites choses
5. Michael Kiwanuka - Floating Parade
6. IAMNOBODI – Separated
7. Close Counters & Shiv - Butter Bread
8. Megatronic – Organic
9. Kendrick Lamar - King Kunta (S!RENE Edit)
10. _BY.ALEXANDER - BLUH BLUH BLUH
11. Iman Europe & Kaelin Ellis - Masterpiece.
12. Ralf Gum feat. Brian-Temba -Thank You (Vocal-Dub)
13. Jelani Blackman - Let Me Talk To You (Original Mix)
14. Milton Chuquer - Eh Hup (Original Mix)
15. Sean Roman & Toronto Hustle - Not Now, Not Ever (Kai Alcé Ndatl Remix)
16. Amel Larrieux - 4 Real (Jason B Unreleased Mix)
17. Roots Radics - Reggae Music Dub
18. Bob Vito & 17 Digital Force feat. Riciclette - King of my Castle
19. Jimetta Rose & Voices of Creation – Portals
20. Rae & Christian feat. Veba - Spellbound (feat. Veba)
21. RUBII – Twin Flames
22. Nightmares On Wax feat. Jordan Rakei – Typical (Children Of Zeus Remix)
23. Tall Black Guy – Blue Sheets

The Remedy Radio Show 30 w/ Melvo Baptiste, Millie Watts + Allysha Joy

Gace Bones returns with a pulsating Afro House anthem, "Adamo", a track that seamlessly blends hypnotic rhythms, deep percussive grooves, and soulful melodies. Rooted in rich African influences, "Adamo" captivates with its infectious energy, driving basslines, and atmospheric synths that transport listeners into a euphoric dance experience.
With an intricate balance of tradition and modern electronic elements, this track is designed to ignite dance floors and elevate spirits. Whether you're deep in the club or vibing under the stars, "Adamo" is a sonic journey you won't want to miss.
Produced by Grace Bones
Written by James Hancock
Executive Producers: Kenny Dope & Tracy "Treydawg" Moralez
2025 Dopewax LLC a Division of K-Dope Productions LLC
www.kaydeerecords.com
Demo submissions: tracy@dopewaxrecords.com
Licensing: Kdopeproductions@gmail.com
Label Management: Tracy Moralez tracy@dopewaxrecords.com
Art Illustration: Aliana Nizyel
www.dopewaxrecords.com

Grace Bones - Adamo (Edit) [Dopewax Records]

Saint Wax Guest Mix - Ralo

SB@Youtube

Superbreak@Secret Location Trois

Fatback Band - Chillin' Out (Kon_s Cool Out Remix)

Recorded on Wednesday 23 April 2025

Tracklist

1. Kaidi Tatham - Wave feat. Uhmeer
2. Session Victim - Defy Gravity
3. Joe Armon-Jones - Nothing Noble
4. Chaos In The CBD - I Wanna Tell Somebody feat. Josh Milan
5. Omar - Research
6. Alexander Flood - Cinnamon & Clove
7. Skyy - First Time Around (Aroop Roy Rework)
8. Kaidi Tatham - Sweet Cherry Punch
9. Destiny II feat. Aria Lyric - I’m Here For This (Instrumental + Extended Mix)
10. Lem Springsteen feat. Vocalzbyjamelle - Falling (Motion Severn Dub)
11. Mr. V - Soul Science (Homero Espinosa & Mark Farina Frisco Disco Remix)
12. Ray D - Pay Attention
13. Miguel Migs feat. Martin Luther - Keep On Dreaming (Motion Severn Dub)
14. Hitch 93 - Uno Dos Tres
15. Wez Whynt & Syren Rivers - Half Crazy (KG Sunset Remix)
16. Soul Groove - The Blues Kitchen
17. Glenn Underground - Psuedo Friends
18. Alicia Myers - Right Here Right Now (Mark Francis Re Edit)
19. Stout - Grateful (Terry Hunter Instrumental + Vocal Retouch)
20. The Matsiko World Orphan Choir - Rise (Black Sonix Dub)
21. Bobby & Steve feat. Byron Stingily - They Can’t Understand It (DJ Pope Dub Vocal Remix)
22. Sean McCabe - Overflow
23. Nathan Haines feat. Venessa Freeman & Marcus Begg - U See That (Atjazz Love Soul Instrumental + Vocal Mix)
24. Wil Milton - Inside My Life (Bliss NYC Deep Mix)
25. Leigh Howlett - Caution
26. Session Victim - Pulse Of Memory (Frits Wentink Remix)
27. Alexander Flood - Can’t Get Enough feat. Vivian Sessoms
28. Colonel Abrams - Who Do You Love? (Original Dub)

Good Vibrations Mixshow with Sean McCabe - April 2025

Cucumber Sweat

BUSSIT

A1) COUNTING
A2) U.BSTRDS

B1) BUSSIT

28.08.2025

BANDCAMP EXCLUSIVE;
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U.BSTRDS

Tangy AVN - Lost Island / Melodic Techno

“We Are Free” — A driving club track with a deep, rolling bassline and uplifting energy made for late-night dance floors.

Ost-Klang: We are free (Original Mix)

Founded in 1988, Dopewax Records has been the celebrated work of 4-time Grammy nominee, Kenny Dope. At the time it was given to him by Frank Mendez of Nu Groove Records, one of the most ground-breaking Deep House labels ever to usher in the genre as we know today, it paved the way for Kenny's musical vision to take shape.

We've appreciated him for his solo productions, including The Bucketheads breakthrough monster 1995 hit, “The Bomb (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind).” We've revered him for his success with Louie Vega on projects like NuYorican Soul and Masters At Work (MAW). At one point or another, every single club on this big blue Earth has had at least one of his countless productions, either original or highly-sought after remixes for Michael Jackson, Daft Punk, Luther Vandross, Madonna, R. Kelly, Shirley Bassey, The Jackson 5, DJ Gregory, and/or Aaliyah, booming out of their stacks. His imprints, Kay-Dee and Dopewax Records have seen hundreds of original tracks. Thousands of DJs and producers have used his drums patterns or at the very least have been inspired by them. The sets at his weekly worldwide bookings or on his resident mixshow on Rinse FM UK, are never the same twice and have reached millions of listeners, hitting
far-reaching corners of the globe.

It's no wonder Kenny Dope has been on the forefront of Dance Music for at least the past two and a half decades and was most recently named one of DJ Magazine UK's Pioneers of Dance Music, in its 2016 25th Anniversary issue.

While his sister label Kay-Dee Records incorporates a wide range of Hip Hop, Latin, Jazz, Funk & Soul, Reggae, Alternative Pop and broken beats, and other revamped classics, Dopewax Records focuses mainly on Dance-oriented productions. However, Kenny doesn't ever want Dopewax to be stuck in just one lane. In the wake of the explosion of electronic musical genres, there are a lot of colors to choose from within. From techno, to deep house, to soulful, to tech house to straight up House. If it involves a set of decks and a room full of people dancing, that's the audience he reaches.

The true essence of Dopewax is that it's always been about the quality vs. quantity of releases and never catering to a disposable trend. Over the years, the label has amassed tens of thousands of fans while remaining relevant and tapping into a whole new generation who are discovering its music for the very first time.

In 2012, Dopewax welcomed V.P. Tracy Morales, who had been Operations Manager for all things Kenny Dope and Label Manager of its sister label, Kay-Dee Records. She envisioned a more artist-driven repertoire for Dopewax, whose electronic-based catalog was surging to new heights. With releases and collabs already out by such artists as the Brand New Heavies, Julius Papp, Cassio Ware, Kim English, Terry Hunter, Byron Stingily, to which Kenny also put his spin on, Dopewax saw its first Top 10 Billboard Club hit "Be Your Freak" by Kenny Dope and Josh Milan, bringing it to its next phase. Upcoming releases by even more revered and rising singer/songwriters and producers alike, such as Benji Candelario, Robert Owens, Tommy Bones, Man Without A Clue, Ant LaROCK, Greco (NYC), Sterling Ensemble, Gomi, and many others, have been launched with the intent to break House sound barriers and give fresh new quality talent the exposure they deserve.