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Picture a Roaring 1920s debauched, excessive and riotous cocktail party with screaming brass moments meets 1970s funk and disco grooves that loop and tumble you into a hypnotic state while Barry White's voice guides you through the whole experience. After five was designed to make you feel sexy, groovy and a little bit wild. 

Already part of the Life and Death family since “Bey Beh” and “Dale Dale”, @lukealessiofficial ’s music sits in its own lane, refusing to be pigeonholed into any conventional genre. A frequent collaborator of Chloe Caillet, Carlita, Rüfus Du Sol, and many more established talents, 2024 has been a huge year for Alessi, with noticeable DJ debuts from Mexico to Asia via Europe and North America.

Written and produced by Luke Alessi. Mastered by Wayne Sunderland - Suture Mastering. 
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Luke Alessi - After Five

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Boogie Vice, N-You-Up Feat. Mx Blouse drop an electric cover version of an iconic Jungle Brothers tune. 'I'll House You' is an enduring anthem that gets a fresh modern update plus three different mixes.

Boogie Vice hails from Paris, and since debuting a decade ago, he has lit up Beatport charts, combining fresh nu-disco and house styles in unique ways and has released on the likes of Busy P's Ed Banger Records, Amine Edge & DANCE's Cuff and Miguel Campbell's Outcross Records. He has previously released on this label alongside Sensual Sounds head honcho Deep Aztec but now works with South of Fracas star N-You-Up. He has been DJing since 1996, first as hip-house artist The Beatangers, but with this alias returns to his roots and blends jazz, funk and disco on labels like Nervous Records as well as Get Physical Music.

The Jungle Brothers dropped their legendary hip-house hit single 'I'll House You' in 1988, and it became an instant classic. Now, it has been reworked for contemporary floors in fine style.

This innovative rework keeps the original vocals, which are so full of sleazy attitude, but layers in a wonky melody line, slows the beats down and builds them into a funky and low-slung groove. Extra raw percussive hits and seductive synths all help make this a brilliant rework that, with the standout vocals, is sure to become anthemic in its own right.

After that comes a drumapella which beefs up the kicks as the original vocals remain in place up top. Then comes a Dub Mix, which is more paired back but with big bounce in the drums and only fragments of the vocal littering the mix next to the loopy groove. Finally, the Hope Street At Night mix is stripped right back to a shuffling and minimal groove with icy pads and late-night menace completely flipping the vibe.

https://getphysicalmusic.com

I'll House You

I'll House You (feat. Mx Blouse)

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A Touch of Roots, Vibing its all Goods.
Comba! Out March 21 on All Hoods.

https://www.beatport.com/release/comba/4947780

https://www.traxsource.com/track/13269935/comba-original-mix

Comba

The House Vol II take 1

Berlin Hypnotic House XVII (Move Mix)

Blue Day

FCK OFF TIMMY

“In Time We Move” is a melodic house track that blends deep groove, emotionally expressive female vocals, and progressive energy.

Built at 128 BPM, this song moves with clarity and rhythm – crafted for the dancefloor, but anchored in introspection.

Lush analog synths, layered percussion, and a driving beat create an immersive space for release and movement.

Whether you're in headphones or under lights, this is music for bodies in motion and minds at ease.

Genre: Melodic House / Progressive House
Mood: Energetic · Emotional · Flow State
Vocals: Female · Strong · Expressive

— Tom Lysar



In Time We Move

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Paride Saraceni - Jim's Prophecy [NF$001] LO-FI
by Post Scriptum Music

It was in 2009 when Paride Saraceni envisioned his rework of the Doors' classic 'Light My Fire', a project which never came to life until 2015 when he decided to create a work that would not only translate the classic rock masterpiece into a postmodern dance-floor tune.
'Jim's Prophecy' is however not simply a rework of the Doors' classic hit but a seamless collage of several of their works as well as of a 1970 interview to Morrison himself in which he predicts the future of music, from which the track adopts its title.

It is the format by which these events come to our ears that Saraceni found inspiration from, since not only Morrison predicted the advent of the one-man band surrounded by 'machines and tapes' but it is this statement itself a tape recording in its own right. The conceptual playfulness that this postmodern work is characterised by is given by both its content and its container, since what is being revoked by the means of this remix is both the essence of the band's live sounds and live performance adapted to nowaday rhythms, as well as the way in which these have came together by the very means (tapes and machines) which Morrison spoke of in his interview, this last one as well being evocatively employed in the mix, making of the remixer (and in a way of Morrison himself as well - as he directs the dialogue within the track) the true one-man band in relation to and within the various fragments of time and tape-space assembled into one single recording.

NFS001 Jim's Prophecy

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