Mohamed Hamaki  - Ya Sattar  Dj Danjer Afro House Remix

As a longtime fan of the Sabres of Paradise - I was so stoked to hear that there would be a final release of Lick Wid Nit Wit that I decided to produce a remix of this incredible track. The original track was written by Andrew Weatherall, Jagz Kooner and Gary Burns.

This remix samples the rolling bassline with everything else built and programmed around that. I toyed with the idea of adding in some of the Sabres of Paradise - Wilmot samples and inspiration but opted for a different vocal chop and synth melodies.

Drop a comment for a download link. You can also purchase the actual Sabres of Paraise release here: https://www.goldenlionsounds.com/product/sounds-from-the-flightpath-estate-volume-2

Sabres of Paradise - Lick Wid Nit Wit (Elwood's Swordsmans Prayer Mix) - House DJ Remix

“Deeper Shade of Love” is an exploration of emotion layered in sound—a journey into the hidden corners of connection where vulnerability and desire collide. Built on deep, hypnotic grooves and textured melodies, the track balances intensity with intimacy, drawing listeners into a state where love feels both fragile and powerful. With a pulsing rhythm that echoes the heartbeat of the night, Deeper Shade of Love is more than a song—it’s a cinematic moment on the dancefloor, where passion moves through shadows and light.

Deeper Shade Of Love

Julien Macdonald SS18 Show music mixed by Smokin Jo

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Eats Everything ft Dajae - The Tribute [Cajual]
Mario Djust - Difficult Days [Fogbank]
Todd Terry - Crazzzy Life [Freeze]
Tommy Bones ft Aisha - So Nervous [Nervous]
Homework - Hold Me Tight (Phil Weeks Remix) [Exploited]
Hatiras - Make Love Good [Spacedisco]

**Essential Track** Demarkus Lewis ft E-Man - Behind Closed Doors (J Paul Getto Remix) [Audiophile]

Birdee - Ain’t Enough [Re-Loved]
Piem, Iban Montoro, Jazzman Wax - Lovin [Glasgow Underground]

**Back In The Day** (2002) Ian Pooley & Magik J - Piha  [Honchos Music]

Ruben Mandolini - No One Else [Safe Music]
DJ Fronter - Grounded [Safe Music]
Jaceo - Hunnies [Moody]
Devon James & Ant LaRock - Ghetto Style (Junior Sanchez Remix) [SOUP]
Man Without A Clue - She Likes To [Clueless]
John Moss - Pressio (Jojo Angel Remix) [Safe Underground]


GUEST MIX by SAMO (Rotterdam, Netherlands)

Fogbank Radio with J Paul Getto : Episode 25 + SAMO Guest Mix

Our Traxsource LIVE! this week features Italian producer and DJ Qubiko. From humble beginnings his enviable career has led to him producing for labels such as Lapsus, Wired, CR2, Suara, Toolroom, Defected and Glasgow Underground and collaborating with the likes of Sam Divine, Enzo Siffredi, Ruben Mandolins and many others.

His latest remix of ‘How Many Times’ by Pirupa and Malandra Jr flexes his production skills and shows his full musical capability.

Check out this action packed show featuring some of the best in tech house and including CASSIMM, Sante Sansone, Superlover and Kormak!

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How Many Times Remix - https://www.traxsource.com/title/1076696/how-many-times-remixes

QUBIKO – TRACKLISTING: JAN 10TH, 2019

01. Qubiko - Rumore (Original Mix) Defected
02. Deefo - You Don't Stop (Original Mix) CUFF
03. Superlover, Baum - Bumper (Original Mix) Glasgow Underground
04. Qubiko, K-909 - Funky Pills (Original Mix) Glasgow Underground
05. Sante Sansone - Chicago Gang (Original Mix) Lapsus Music
06. Kormak - Feel (Extended Mix) DFTD
07. Makam - Into Midnight (Original Mix) Sushitech Purple
08. Ciclo - Disck O (Original Mix) Snatch! Records
09. Marco Strous - Tip Toe (Original Mix) Safe Music
10. Pirupa, Malandra Jr - How Many Times (Qubiko Remix) Glasgow Underground
11. CASSIMM - U Need Me (Extended Mix) Cr2 Records
12. Art Department - Madbar (Original Mix) Kaoz Theory
13. Rebūke - Rolo (Original Mix) Hot Creations

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Welcome to the weekly Glitterbox Radio Show, a place where we celebrate incredible dance music from across the decades.

01. The Absolute featuring. Suzanne Palmer - I Believe (Mark!'s Full On Gospel Mix) [4 To The Floor]
02. Sean Escoffery - Days Like This (Deepah Dub Re-Rub) [Quantize Recordings]
03. Dan Hartman - Relight My Fire (Dim's Edit) [Blue Sky]
04. Geraldine Hunt - Can't Fake The Feeling [Prism]
05. Mike & Brenda Sutton - Don't Let Go Of Me (Grip My Hips And Move Me) [Sam Records]
06. High Fashion - Next to You [Capitol Records]
07. CHIC - What About Me (Dr Packer Mix) [Atlantic]
08. Meli'sa Morgan - Still In Love (MAW Meli'sa In The House Mix) [Pendulum Records]
09. Johnny Corporate - Sunday Shoutin' [B Boys Shoutin Dub] [Defected Records]
10. Slam Dunk'd featuring. Chromeo & AL-P - No Price (Dr Packer Mix) [Gliterbox Recordings]
11. Maxwell featuring. Max' C - I Found U [Universal]
12. Tony Rallo & The Midnite Band  - Holdin' On [Calibre]
13. Lorraine Johnson - The More I Get The More I Want (Original Mix) [Prelude Records]

Glitterbox Radio Show 109 presented by Melvo Baptiste

t's the power of us! One of the most deeply uplifting soul moments on David Harness's Friends In Harmony album, with vocals by old school house superstar Joi Cardwell, is back with new remixes by DJ Spen and Hudge! Their Main Mix is classy and classic piano house, with soaring strings and jazzy keys. Their Alternate Mix is deeper and bassier, allowing the emotional break-outs to really shine. Of course, there's an instrumental as well for the heads that don't like vocals in their mix. You need this in your life today!

The Power Of Us

David Harness & Joi Cardwell - The Power Of Us (The Power Of Us (DJ Spen & Hudge Alt Remixes)

You Got Something Special - Lemelle - Glitterbox Recordings

Turn Me On (Tommy Glasses Remix) - Riton vs Oliver Heldens Feat Vula - Ministry Of Sound

Respect - Lumoon & Rob!n - Clair de Lune Records

I Heard You - Crackazat - Freerange

Feeling Hot! - Dutchican Soul - Salted Music

Treat Me Right (Original Extended Mix) - Husky & Shyam P - Vicious Recordings

Never Enough (Extended) - Ashley Benjamin - Random Soul Recordings

How Does It Feel (Weiss Remix) - M-22 - 3Beat

Lost Messages - Miguel Migs - Salted Music

Erase (ft. Moli) (Mark Lower Remix) - POOLCLVB - etcetc

All Over - Nicc Johnson & Random Soul - Random Soul Recordings

Funk Voyeur (Original Mix) - Sammy Deuce & Sebb Junior - Motive Records

Let's Go Dancing (Extended Scratch Free Dub) - Dr Don Don & Archie Versace - Tinted

Your Love (Extended Mix) - Thando1988 - Thando1988

200 Years (Qubiko Extended Mix) - Chloe Wilson & Ivan Gough feat. NEIMY - Neon

Private Show (Moon Rocket Remix) - OFFAIAH - Defected

Revoke (Original Mix) - Franky Rizardo - Rejected

Bad Moon feat. Kameron Alexander (Random Soul Extended Remix) Odd Mob - Tinted Records

RANDOM SOUL RECORDINGS PODCAST MARCH 2020

Taken from the Kings Of Tomorrow Trouble II Album

Kings Of Tomorrow ft Alex Mills | Closer Remix | 1 of 3 | deepvisionz

West London’s Slip 'n' Slide was one of the UK’s original house imprints. Starting in 1994 with early releases from artists such as Blaze, X-Press 2, Masters At Work and Kings Of Tomorrow, they set the benchmark for house music in the UK. Kevin Hedge and Josh Milan (aka Blaze) were one of Slip ‘n’ Slide’s most prolific acts, with ‘Do You Remember House?’ written and produced by the pair. One of a number of records where Hedge playfully dons his Palmer Brown alter ego for vocal duties, this new remix package showcases this enduring classic with three new versions. Up first, Italian duo The Cube Guys re-work Bob Sinclar’s classic remix, maintaining Bob’s signature Parisian flare with a modern edge for today’s dancefloors. Up next, Harry Romero’s ultra-refined, irresistibly grooving remix follows, before Seamus Haji’s Big Love edit closes out the package, gloriously bumpy with hypnotic loops that allow the vocal to really shine.

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Blaze featuring Palmer Brown - Do You Remember House (Harry Romero Remix)

Smokin Jo is still the only female DJ to have won DJ magazines DJ Of The Year award and she is the Author of You Don't Need A Dick to DJ.
 Contact andy.raeside@defected.com

Jo has had a truly successful career and over her 33 years behind the decks she has played in pretty much every corner of the globe and in every major nightclub you could care to mention: Space (Ibiza and Miami),Fabric (London) Womb and Aghea (Tokyo), Panorama Bar (Berlin), Warung (Brazil), Cavo Paradiso (Mykonos), Pacha, Crobar and Vinyl (New York) and Cocoon (Frankfurt,) are just some of the venues she has played in recent years.

Most recently Jo has played for Glitterbox at Hi Ibiza, Glastonbury Festival for Block9, NYC Downlow and Greenpeace, Shindig Festival, Clockwork Orange in UK and Ibiza,Defected Croatia Festival, Pacha Ibiza, House of Trash, Feel It and Fabric. Previously Jo was headlining the Space Ibiza opening party and appeared in a documentary for Ministry of Sound The Annual Classic Tour as well as hosting and playing on one of their live tour dates before the orchestra hit the stage. Summer 2016 Jo was headlining the Ibiza Space opening party and playing at the Final ever closing party. Jo was resident DJ for 3 years at the uber cool Sexy Fish in Mayfair playing to the likes of Tom Cruise, Johnny Depp, Harrison Ford and the Beckham’s and also played at the prestigious Vogue Magazine 100 year event at Tramp in London.

At London Fashion week for the past five years Jo has produced the music and played live at Julien Macdonald’s stunning shows. Previously Jo and Skin from legendary rock band Skunk Anansie launched their own amazing new concept called “The Electric Tiger Cave”, where they played back2back while Skin sang over the tracks, last summer they took over Ibiza Rocks House at Pikes in Ibiza for a crazy run of parties. In the past Jo was booked by actor/DJ Idris Elba to play alongside him at his own club night. In the summer 2013 Jo hosted her own night at the infamous Pikes Hotel in Ibiza, booking DJ’s to play with her such as Mark Ronson and Dave Morales. Jo also produced the music and played at the aftershow for collaboration between designers Julien McDonald and Melissa Odabash for their swimwear show on the roof of the gorgeous ME Hotel in London. 


Jo's international credibility has led her to work alongside numerous iconic figures in the world of music, film and fashion. One of her career highlights was being flown into Prague by Daniel Craig to play at the wrap party for his first James Bond film,' Casino Royal'. She has opened for Grace Jones at one of her concerts, played at The Pet Shop Boys end of tour party, Skunk Anansie's album launch party, Jamiroqaui's South African tour parties, and at fashion shows and events for the likes of Alexander McQueen, Julian Macdonald, Melissa Odabash and Michiko Koshino. Jo was also asked to play for Naomi Campbell at her villa party in honour of the great Quincy Jones.



Where did it all begin?
Jo's story began in 1990 when after years of attending many of the early raves and illegal parties she noticed a distinct lack of female DJs. As a massive fan of this exciting new music that was sweeping the nation, Jo decided to buy some decks and started mixing. From those early days it was always the deeper side of things Jo preferred, soulful sounding tracks that take you on a journey, no matter what style she plays from Techno to House it has to have meaning and a bass line to kill. Taking her stage name from the boxer Smoking Joe Fraser, Jo felt it provided ambiguity over an obviously feminine name as at the time it was seen as a novelty to be a female DJ (how times change!) It’s thanks to women like Jo that these shifts in attitudes have taken place.

While working in the Jean Paul Gaultier shop in London's Soho, Jo made her first mix tapes and gave them to friends and customers to gauge their response. The reactions were better than expected and her first gigs quickly followed at fashion after-show parties. In 1991 Jo was given a chance to play at London’s legendary after-hours party Trade at Turnmills. Seizing the opportunity she smashed the club, blending her mixture of deep house and techno and as a result was given a residency that lasted three years. Trade was her stepping-stone into the big league. At that time Trade was the only after hours in London: all the promoters, DJ’s and industry people came down to party religiously each week so in no time at all Jo was being booked to play at club events like Puscha, Boys Own, Tribal Gathering, Back to Basics, Cream and Full Circle. These gigs were the basis for her winning DJ Magazine’s highly coveted DJ of the Year Award.

After winning the award Jo headed off to Ibiza to play at Space for the first time in 1993, when the island was still relatively untouched. During that period she played at Amnesia, Pacha, Ku (Privilege) as well as many infamous secret beach and villa parties. This was when Jo's career took off on a global scale, seeing her regularly traveling all over the world every weekend, as well as maintaining a hectic schedule of the UK's top clubs: her demand was such that she often played up to 5 gigs in one night.
Back in Ibiza, after 22 years DJ-ing Jo still holds her residency at Space for We Love. Thanks to her knowledge of the Ibiza scene, in 2002 and 2003 she was assigned to present a ‘Postcards from Ibiza’ report on Pete Tong's Essential Selection on Radio 1, giving weekly reports of all the latest club news and goings on there. In addition Jo was also asked to do an Essential Mix for Radio 1 as part of their 'Ibiza Heroes' series, which was broadcast on 20th September 2003.

Jo went on to mix the Terrace CD for the Space Album that was released on Azuli Records in 2003. This followed on from the other successful compilations she had under her belt such as ‘Defected Sessions 14’, ‘DEF Com 2’ and ‘SJ01’ released through Trust the DJ. At this time Jo was signed to Defected where she produced some successful releases for the label, including Yanu and Psycho Bitch, however Jo's demanding schedule meant that her productions at that time were few and far between. She also mixed a cover-mount CD for Muzik magazine in the summer of 2001 and more recently in 2006 she mixed the cover-mount CD for Mixmag, which was hugely popular and was re-released last year.

In the past Jo had been signed-up by Storm Model Agency in their Celebrity Section and was the face of a major billboard campaign for the Sega video game Mortal Combat. 2002 saw Jo become the centre point of Pioneer’s advertising campaign for their HDJ 1000 professional headphones. And on top of all this in 2002 Jo entered into the world of television and made her debut as a presenter for MTV: Dance in Ibiza as well as presenting for Radio One at Mardi Gras and Ibiza in 2002.


In 2004/5 Jo was rocking the planet as one half of the dance floor phenomenon that was NastyDirtySexMusic. The parties were ultra-underground, word-of-mouth affairs with the ethos heavily geared towards cutting edge music and not making profit. The success of the NDSM parties saw it become We Love... Sundays at Space’s newest resident that year, introducing the electro-house sound to an unsuspecting Ibiza crowd (not bad considering it started life as an illegal rave!) By late summer 2004 NDSM were weekly residents in The Red Box at Space; fast-forward to summer 2005 and NDSM were fully-fledged terrace regulars, a massive achievement in an incredibly small space of time. A full tour of Asia and Australia in the winter of 2004 also cemented NDSM's status, as did a double CD mix compilation, released through Ministry of Sound in June 2005. MOS also played host to NastyDirtySexMusic nights on a bi-monthly basis, which were among the busiest nights at the club for some time. After a whirlwind couple of years the guys decided to call time on the project on New Years Eve 2005.

Following on from NDSM, Jo promoted her own club night “Nude” with Terry Hart from Go!Zilla/Redlight. Nude held parties at warehouses in London’s East End and for two years hosted the terrace and discoteque at Space in Ibiza. The ethos of Nude was "anything goes", with outlandish freakish performers and cutting edge DJ's. These parties were the ultimate in debauchery and underground sounds, their top Guest DJ was  Moby. 

One thing’s for sure that with bags of energy and a wealth of experience to draw-on it seems Jo still has plenty up her sleeve for the months and years ahead!

Julien Macdonald SS18 Show music mixed by Smokin Jo

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