Liz Torres has one of those voices that make so much sense in a sweaty nightclub at 4am. Pure filth but with a sensuality that instigates all maner of lewd behaviour on the dancefloor!. This is probably my favourite track of hers and for the edit I've used the album version, which for me provides a far deeper journey than the 12' mix.

Also, if your around next weekend, I'm DJing on Saturday 26th March at East Village in Shoreditch. Other DJ's on the night include Matt & Jim from Sancho Panza, Stuart Patterson and Freddy Love so it should be a fine evening indeed.

Liz Torres - What You Make Me Feel (Leftside Wobble Edit)

My beefed up mix of Let there be house by Deskee.  An old school fave.


Let There Be House (Phatt Buddz Remash) - Deskee

Nebruk & Vapor Loop-Tension Curve (Mellon Place Records)

Synthetic Garden & Gisella Engel-Tactile -(Mellon Place Records)

Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder (Joe Smooth rmx)

Tyree - Let The Music Take Control (Tyree's Groovstrumental Mix)

20-Sleezy D.   I've Lost Control

Apologies for my SoundCloud silence of late; a combination of increased workload and and other general complications has kept me away from any studio projects for the last 12 weeks or so, but hopefully things are back on track.

This edit is a very late submission to the DJ History Trax re-edit/remix project (many thanks to Mr Brewster for his patience). It was Jamie Principles first release back in 1985 on Persona records which saw a re-release on Trax in 2000. It's a simple slice and dice affair, no overdubs or such like but hopefully an apt take on the arrangement for current dancefloors.

Also of note, the Pocket Angel/Find A Way 12"  was finally released a week or so ago (on Autodiscoteque) and has been getting support from the likes of Ashley Beedle, Laurent Garnier, Horse Meat Disco, Popular Peoples Front, Pete Herbert, Red Rack’em, OOFT, Downtown Party Network, Marius Vaareid. So if you haven't picked it up yet it's available at these fine record stores amongst others:

Phonica:   http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/view/64168

Juno:  http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/395371-01.htm

Jamie Principle - Waiting On My Angel (Leftside Wobble Edit)

Order the 7" vinyl: http://www.bbemusic.com/downloads/dj-spinna-kai-alce-present-foundations-part-3-chip-e-like-this/
The third volume in Kai Alce and DJ Spinna ’s ‘Foundations’ 7” vinyl series traces the roots of House music back to 1985, with Chip-E and K-Joy’s DJ International classic ‘Like This’.

Appearing on a ’45 for the very first time, ‘Like This’ exemplifies the early Chicago House sound that Chip-E pioneered during the early 80’s. Featuring raw, distinctive vocals from K-Joy, the track also stars a young Frankie Knuckles speaking the track’s title, in possibly his first ever studio session (it would be two years before Chip-E would bring him back into the studio to have a go at making a record of his own, but that’s another story).

BBE Music’s 7” reissue features an exclusive edit of the original extended 12” version of ‘Like This’, a cut which still simply can’t fail to move a dance-floor or bring a big smile to the face of any respectable house-head, more than three decades on from its creation. On the flip side, Kai and Spinna selected the ‘DDDub’ mix, a percussive and rugged, stripped down workout, which has stood the test of time brilliantly.

About The Series:
BBE Music is excited to present ‘Foundations’, a series of strictly limited 7” pressings exploring some of the most iconic House tracks of all time, as chosen by DJ Spinna and Kai Alce. With global interest in ‘45s on the rise, ‘Foundations’ aims to fill those frustrating gaps in all our collections by releasing specially crafted edits of classic house tracks on 7” vinyl for the very first time.

Chip E feat. K-Joy – Like This (House Mix)

Bringin' The Funk / Feel The Pressure

Bringin The Funk (Extended Mix)

curated by Jorge Cruz, mastered by Nate Oberman
released 31 July 2012 

"Review: Still treated with reverential awe, some 25 years after the label first got jacking, Trax keeps the summer popping with this excellent compilation of Chicago house and acid classics. After a short intro from the compiler, Jorge Cruz, you'll be treated to 303 masterpieces like Jack Frost's "Clap Me", Maurice Joshua's "I Got a Big Dick" and others from Adonis, Nic Sarno, Phortune and Farley "Jackmaster" Funk." - junodownload.com

Clap Me - Jack Frost

Joining the dots between dub, funk, disco & house. No specific genres, eras, musical fads or other such nonsense. Just a celebration of grooves that tickle your hips and soothe your soul.

DJ Bookings & remix/production enquires: jonathan.moore1@gmail.com
