Great Stuff proudly presents volume two of it&#8217;s &#8220;To The Underground&#8221; series. The series features exclusive and never before released tracks. Hand picked with only the dance floor in mind. Tracks that will work crowds and elevate dj sets. 

To The Underground Vol.2 starts off with Matt Sassari&#8217;s &#8220;Sectes Aju&#8221; a marching tech house bomb with a touch of jazz and some super crisp percussion. The chopped up vocals add an extra layer of style!

Next up is David Herrero&#8217;s sleek &#8220;Genoma&#8221;, which is based on a modern, minimalistic house groove and is backed by the usual Herrero sound and effect craziness. Lot&#8217;s of energy is released during the cleverly structured break downs.

All the attention is drawn to the heavy-hitting bassline on Dema&#8217;s &#8220;Shift&#8221;. Deep, energetic and a bit of an acid line floating around in space - just how a great track should be. 

Ibiza&#8217;s Mar-T is going full throttle with &#8220;Filthy &amp; Sticky&#8221;. A big bass drum, bigger spaced out melody patterns and huge break downs are what&#8217;s on the menu today! This will take a bunch of roofs off, we are pretty sure of it.

Nonnus &amp; Porter Rhodes &#8220;Feel So Right&#8221; comes in the form of a stripped down, morphing cutting edge tech - house track. It&#8217;s all about the reverb and the funk filled bass line!

Andrew Fonda is finishing off this fine selection of music with his ever-building &#8220;Acapulco&#8221; piece. The chopped up guitar, smartly positioned throughout the arrangement, will make this tune stick out and your audience go mental.

Dema - Shift (Original Mix)

Body On Me

Body On Me (Extended Mix)

Tony Pavia - Yeah Big!!!

Javi Miramontes killer collab with Jeff Sorkowitz, "Disco Baby" (Top 10, Minimal/Deep Tech) has been on heavy rotation since release. We've seen Kevin McKay drop it to devastating effect at Roast and other parties in London. So much so that we were straight on to Javi for some tunes. We got "Don't Call Me". Not a knockback (thankfully!) but this turbo-charged Indie Dance banger that sounds like Max Styler meets Matt with a touch of Buenos Aires bounce. Don't miss out!

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Javi Miramontes - Don´t Call Me (Extended Mix)

@cristianvolpe

Naples-based but internationally renowned Cristian Volpe has spent many years as a resident in some key clubs around Europe. As such, he has a sound that takes in many influences from deep to soul to Afro, and they all get distilled into unique productions on the likes of Plastik People, Motive Records and Space Disco as well as Adunanza, which is also where he has one of his hometown residencies.

His standout new single 'Never Gonna Stop' taps into the very essence of proper house music - it's got a big soul, and a thumping groove that taps into primal dancing urges. The percussion is slick with hints of tribal, while hazy trumpet motifs bring colour, and an expressive vocal adds extra fuel to the fire.

Cristian Volpe - Never Gonna Stop (Extended Mix)

The Adam Ten & Solomun-inspired rise in left-field dance music has filled the “Indie Dance” DJ charts with an influx of new producers. KEYTARBI is one of these rising stars that has caught our ears, her “Quito” cut delivering the kind of uptempo chug we want in a left-field set. The wonderfully oddball “Pancakes” is her debut for us. Featuring the spoken tones of legendary house vocalist Robert Owens. “It ain’t over,” he tells us, “until Bertha calls you into the kitchen, for some of her delicious pancakes.” We have no idea what he’s on about either, but with a groove this good, who needs anything to make sense? It’s just a banger!

KEYTARBI - Pancakes (Extended Mix) [Glasgow Underground]

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Ryan Lopes & Ribguga - Take Me

SIMAO (BR) & Futura - Underkey (Extended Mix)

Vienna’s ESH makes his Glasgow Underground debut with a rework that connects dance history to today’s indie-dance floors. A resident at O – der klub, where he’s played alongside Hannah Laing, Leyla Benitez and Reinier Zonneveld, ESH brings the same peak-time energy into “Peter Gunn”. Inspired by Mita Gami and Adam Ten, he flips Henry Mancini’s iconic theme - first taken electronic by Art of Noise & Duane Eddy in ’86 - into a 2025 bomb. Hooky, left-field, and primed for the right moment when you want to blow the roof off.

ESH - Peter Gunn (Extended Mix) [Glasgow Underground]

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