1) Frankie Knuckles - Your Love
2) Robert Armani - Ambulance (Armando Remix)
3) Steve Silk Hurley - Jack Your Body
4) Mk II - Used By DJ
5) Mr Fingers - Can You Feel It
6) Farley Jackmaster Funk - Love Cant Turn Around
7) DJ Fast Eddie - Can U Dance
8) Julian 'Jumpin' Perez - Jack Me Til I Scream
9) Armando - 100% Of Dissin
10) Frankie Knuckles ft Jamie Principle - Baby Wants To Ride
11) Adonis - No Way Out
12) Armando - 151
13) Hercules - 7 Ways To Jack
14) Marshall Jefferson - Ride The Rhythm
15) Marshall Jefferson - Move Your Body
16) Inner City - Good Life
17) Farley Jackmaster Funk - Its You
18) ESP - Its You
19) Fingers Inc - Its Over
20) Inner City - Big Fun

Duke Dumont - '20 Ways To Jack' - Chicago House Minimix for Annie Mac

Duke Dumont is a contemporary electronic music powerhouse. Deeply committed to creating high quality music imbued with emotional depth, Dumont is versatile, extremely adept and hard working. His illustrious career has taken him on tour around the world, many times over, and placed him in the top tier of electronic music artists of his ilk.

Since 2007 Duke Dumont has channeled his deep love for electronic music into a variety of acclaimed releases, moving through pumping electro and vibrant techno to conquer the UK charts with “Need U 100%.” His early releases on Tiga’s Turbo Recordings helped establish his reputation for producing high quality club music that moves the dance floor, physically and emotionally. By 2012 he’d produced two career-defining EPs - For Club Use, Vol 1 and For Club Use, Vol 2. Tracks like “The Giver” cemented Dumont’s rep for catchy hooks, precision arrangement and powerful emotion. A year later he hit the No.1 spot in the UK charts with “Need U (100%) (featuring A*M*E),” demonstrating his ability to merge classic house motifs with first-rate songwriting.

“Need U (100%)” was followed with another UK No.1 “I Got U,” both songs achieving platinum sales. Between 2013 and 2020 he hit the Billboard Dance Chart No.1 with seven singles, including "The Power,” “Won’t Look Back” and “Ocean Drive.” With each release Duke Dumont stayed true to his club roots, achieving widespread success.