Jungle Vibes, Funky James

Heard It All Before

Silly People

Luke Dean - Silly People

Reckless (2024)

Something To Me

Gotye, Kimbra, FISHER, Chris Lake, Sante Sansone - Somebody That I Used to Know (JVCF Touch)
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Somebody That I Used to Know (JVCF Edit)

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Obskür & Tomike - I've Arrived

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3 in da Morning

Bass Jumpin' (Sweat)

Misleading

Feel Much Better

First Track Release Under Groove Cartel Records

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Surrounding Me

Surrounding Me (Feat. Poppy Wright & George Barclay)

MAX DEAN- HOLD YOU (unreleased)

Jungle Vibes is a high-energy house track wit that old skool swing beat groove, perfect for club sets am festival anthems. 

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CircoLoco Records presents You Don’t Own Me, the latest slice of pristine vocal house from imprint alums Prospa, with additional production from Manchester’s Josh Baker and featuring vocals from RAHH. A timeless tune built on a bedrock of pulsing low-end, addictive synths and a defiant vocal hook, You Don’t Own Me is an instant club classic.

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Prospa & Josh Baker - You Don't Own Me (feat. RAHH)

I built “You’re Gonna Like It, Not a Lot” like a wink you can dance to—deadpan verses, a chanty hook, and a pocket groove that keeps its cool. Think indie dance
 leaning into house
: tight kick, rubbery bass, and dry, talk-sung lines that answer back in a crowd-friendly call-and-response (call and response
). The humour’s straight-faced—“You’re gonna like it / not a lot / but you might like it”—so the production stays minimal and cheeky: clipped claps, slapback bits, a filtered riff that nudges without shouting. It lands for night drives, kitchen raves, or that moment when the party needs a smirk more than a big drop. If you like low-key bops with a side of deadpan humour
, this one’s your sip, not a chug.

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