Hey gang, dive into this high energy, floor-filling remix of De La Soul's timeless track, "All Good?" featuring Chaka Khan!

I’ve stripped the original down and rebuilt it from the ground up, transforming the laid-back, soulful hip-hop vibe (97 BPM) into an irresistible Groovy House anthem (123 BPM). Not just a loop; a perfect blend of classic artistry and modern club energy.

Clocking in at 4:06, this track delivers four minutes of driving basslines, pumping drums, and infectious sample stabs, all built around Chaka Khan’s powerful hook. Get ready for a massive injection of good vibes and pure rhythm.

This remix was proudly created using the official stems provided by De La Soul and SoundCloud, honoring the spirit of the original while pushing the boundaries for a new generation of dancers.

Perfect for: House heads, hip-hop purists looking for a new flavor, DJs needing a warm-up or peak-time house weapon, and anyone who just needs a dose of positive, feel-good music.

Track Details:
Artist: LKHDD

Original Artist: De La Soul ft. Chaka Khan

Remix Of: "All Good?"

Genre: Groovy House / Soulful House / House Music

BPM: 123

Length: 4:06

[NOTE ON DISTRIBUTION]: Due to rights and licensing agreements associated with the official stems, this remix is available for exclusive streaming only on SoundCloud. Please support the original artists, De La Soul and Chaka Khan.

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All Good? [De La Soul Remix]

Elemental Vol. 1 moves through earth, air, fire, and water not as metaphors but as emotional states. The songs drift like weather systems, mixing tenderness with atmosphere - acoustic guitars and field-warm vocals meeting the pulse of understated techno rhythms. The production is deliberately porous: wood and wire breathing alongside soft synths and spectral drum-machine traces. It's an "acoustic techno" album in the sense that rhythm and resonance share the same dirt. The songs carry the physical textures of wind in rafters, gravel underfoot, or rain on a roof, yet they shimmer with digital light. This meeting of folk intimacy and electronic timbres gives the album its peculiar gravity - part back-porch confession, part after-hours heartbeat.

Lyrically, Elemental Vol. 1 abandons conventional pop architecture. Instead of verse–chorus–bridge repetition, each piece unfolds as a field poem - free-form, continuous, and responsive to its own inner weather. The writing treats structure as tide rather than grid: refrains return when they need to, not when they're told to. This openness lets the language breathe in sync with the natural imagery that drives it - storms, light, stone, silence - and invites listeners to inhabit the songs as evolving spaces rather than predictable forms. Across the various mixes of its six song poems - We Learn the Sky, Don't Sightsee This Heart, Be a Storm in Me, Til the Heat Is Gone, You Happen Like Weather, and Wild Gifts - the album traces the cycles of intimacy and impermanence, finding in their motion the same quiet power that turns seasons, wheels, and hearts.

Be a Storm in Me (III)

Sonic Salve is a sonic journey of healing, remembrance, and reawakening. This album blends ambient house, organic textures, spoken word, and conscious club grooves to create a listening experience that gently uplifts and grounds. From the meditative spaciousness of The Meditation Song to the pulsing energy of Dance of the Kundalini, each track is designed to soothe the nervous system while activating the soul’s deeper resonance.

Created by Genesis Light Operation (feat. ESPĒ), Sonic Salve is more than music — it's vibrational medicine. These songs emerged during a time of deep transition, offering gentle affirmations and powerful reminders of our internal wisdom. Listeners are invited to move, breathe, and feel — to remember that the body knows the way, the magic is inside, and we are still here.

Ideal for grounding rituals, night walks, silent dance sessions, or simply resting into your breath, Sonic Salve bridges the seen and unseen with heart-led frequency work.

Magic Inside You

Welcome to EP 167 of the NDYD Radio Show. This set was recorded live in Venice, California for a daytime event called Sunday Shakedown that was thrown by Marques Wyatt and DEEP Events. Enjoy!

The NDYD Show

Tracklist

The NDYD Radio Show EP167 - Ricardo Torres live from Venice, CA

This set was recorded live on December 16th at Josephs Night Club in Hollywood. I had the chance to play with one of my really good friends and someone that I'm a big fan of, Jask (@jask-thaisoul. He absolutely killed on the main dance floor and I held my own in the second room. Thank god we didn't play at the same so I could catch his set. I hope you enjoy my offering for that fun night.

The NDYD Radio Show EP168 - Ricardo Live from Josephs Nightclub - Los Angeles

Originally aired on d3ep.com on February 10, 2020. Selected and mixed by resident host, Ricardo Torres.

The NDYD Radio Show EP186

Here is my first DJ mix since the lockdown in March with some of my favorite tracks from the last 3 months.

As an opener 3min from my new #HOUSEHERR track "Til Sunrise".
Followed by
#SOVAX
#TOMNOVY...
#Daniel Rateuke...
#Milk&Sugar
#KevinMcKay..
#ErikHagelton
#NitroDeluxe classic
#Heller&Farley with #DavidPenn
#AnnNesby with #Alaia&Gallo
#Juarez
#Moodyman
#Ian Ossia with a rework of the Pop-Pop-Pop-Music 80s Classic
#Quibiko
and as the outro the wonderful guitar track by #StacyKid "You Ain't really Down"
Like a sunny day by the sea ...

Gimme your love, like, Comment, Share

Marcus aka HOUSHERR

My HOUSE favorites | May to August 2020 | Deep - Soulful - Disco - Afro

Originally aired August 25, 2020 on d3ep.com

Well, we are sure getting closer to magic 200 number in terms of episodes. That is a lot of hours of music! The last episode was all about edits to make us feel nostalgic of the 70s and 80s but we are back to the present with EP195 as fantastic underground music is still being made.

This episode is full of promos and soon to be release tracks from such labels as Salted Music and NDYD. Check out our next release by @tommy_glasses 'Another Day' (track 8 in the set). Also solid releases by mr Traxsource himself @djdank13 that I've had on non stop rotation. The sets finishes strong with my friend and sista @lisa-shaw and her new release with Immaculate Styles. This one is sooo Lisa :) Play it loud and see you next week.

The NDYD Radio Show EP195

Download Link: https://good2groove.squarespace.com/blog/2020/10/12/sneaky-disco-ep142-featuring-good2groove-and-an-exclusive-guest-mix-from-mannix

Good2Groove
1) Strawberry Letter 23 - Russell Small, DNO P, Dr Packer
2)Testify- Mousse T,Davie
3) Take A Shot - Richard Earnshaw
4) One Man - Chanelle, Eric Kupper, Michael Gray
5) The Break - Ladies On Mars
6) Funky Music - Shane D
7) Keep Making Me High - Notty Cotto
8) A Real Mother For Ya - Jonny Guitar
9) Burn Me Up - Ladies On Mars 
10) Love Is The Message - Mark Picchotti, Kenyatta White
11) Take Me Over - House Of Glass, Judy Albanesse
Mannix Tracklist

01: I Gemin-Tonight
02: Reelsoul-Just Passing By
03: Opolopo-Silkworms
04: Hotmood-Let's Party
05: Mannix-Stay Stay Stay
06: Database-Um Segredo (Instrumental)
07: Brothers In Arts-Dreams In Heaven
08: Max Doblhoff feat Betty S-Don't Complain (Mannix & VillaLife Laid Back Disco Remix)
09: Saint Paul-You're The One
10: Captain Sky-Moonlight (Frico Edit)
11: Casbah 73-Love Saves The Day (Danny Krivit Edit)
12: Lady Blackbird-Beware The Stranger (Ashley Beedle North Street West Vocal)

Sneaky Disco EP142 Featuring Good2Groove and an Exclusive Guest Mix From Mannix

For playlist follow the link, some tracks are not released yet.

smarturl.it/innerislands

Sebas Ramis - Inner Islands # Episode 018

Edition 160 of iCulture Radio starts the ball rolling for 2021. Richard Earnshaw at the controls with music from Boris D'Lugosch, Soulsearcher, Jazzy Rossco, Dr. Packer, Frankie Knuckles and more...

Stay connected for all the latest updates via the iCulture landing page - www.iculture.life

Tracklist:
The Absolute, Suzanne Palmer - There Will Come A Day - ATFC Introduction
Simon Adams, Stefano Mango - Cornflakes - Original Mix
Jazzy Rossco - Got U - Original Mix
Soulsearcher - I Can't Get Enough - Vocal Club Mix
Dr. Packer - Get Some Soul - Original Mix
Mekkah - Dimensions (I'm Happy) - Richard Earnshaw Revibe
Purple Disco Machine, Baxter - Encore - Mousse T Remix
Soul Reductions - Got 2 Be Loved - Extended Mix
Frankie Knuckles- Bad N Da Day - Clepto's Mix
B.M.R - Starchild - Boris D'Lugosch & Michi Lange Star Mix
Underground Ministries, Kenny Bobien - I Shall Not Be Moved - DJ Meme's Classic Vocal Mix

iCulture #160 - Hosted by Richard Earnshaw

Ricardo Torres, a West Coast DJ, is known for blending deep, soulful house and disco with a smooth, sultry West Coast vibe. His music is crafted for true dance music enthusiasts, delivering uplifting, groovy, and sexy experiences rooted in the underground scene.

Ricardo’s DJ journey began in 1987 at a college radio station in Montreal, Canada, where he initially spun industrial electronic music. By 1988, he was introduced to Chicago House and was captivated by its fresh energy, changing his musical direction. In 1995, he moved to Los Angeles, where the city’s sun-drenched, soulful vibe and influences from DJs like Jay-J, Marques Wyatt, Julius Papp, Mark Farina, and Miguel Migs drew him toward the deeper West Coast sound.

In 2000, Ricardo pioneered sharing his mixes online, a bold and innovative step that garnered him international recognition. This exposure led to global performances and opportunities, while he also became a syndicated radio host on satellite and online platforms.

Around 2016 Ricardo partnered with Germany’s Nu Disco Your Disco (NDYD), a leading advocate for the Nu Disco genre. Their collaboration birthed the NDYD Radio Show, which Ricardo hosts weekly, showcasing top global talent and steadily growing a loyal listener base. For Ricardo, Nu Disco offers a modern bridge for the soulful West Coast vibe to resonate with newer generations.

While underground music trends have evolved over the decades, Ricardo’s passion remains unwavering: playing music that inspires people to get up, dance, and celebrate the timeless groove of house music.