REC-2025-03-08

1. JazzedMontage - Freedom Jazz 
2. Fizzikx	-  After Hours (Unreleased)	
3. Lerato BeGood - Simply Living
4. MoreSoul - The Revival
5. MoreSoul & Dav Risen - Samba Praise
6. Fouk - Tapioca (Crackazat Remix) 
7. Luis Radio - The EWF Theme
8. The Principal - Mnandi Nice
9. Close Counters - FREEDOM WE'RE NEEDING (feat. Shiv)
10. Distant People - What Is Love (feat. MissFly)
11. DFRA Experience Jazz Band - Latin Note (Tribute to St. Germain)
12. Nicola Conte - Umoja (Joaquin Joe Claussell Sacred Rhythm Music & Cosmic Arts Remixes)

Jazzy Mood Vol.9

Becoming

LOVE PENALTY on LYL RADIO  | May 2025

Hello to all of you loyal listeners. 

Well, here we are : the fortieth volume of my Only For Those Who Know What Is Real House Music session.

I wanted to celebrate this fortieth session in a different way so I called on my two friends Deepsketters, AgentValjean and 324AM to create a very beautiful set for me. I selected for this the best of the 39 previous sessions with only big DeepHouse classics for me.

Thank you, friends, you made the perfect session for me to celebrate this fortieth issue and I hope that you, dear listeners, will enjoy this very beautiful set.
More than likes, your comments are welcome to thank my two friends Deepsketeers.

Enjoy and May the Deep be with you


@AgentValjean
@324AM

324AM & AgentValjean - OFTWKWIRHM Vol.40

This weeks show on the D3EP. Shouts to the podcast crew

TRACKLIST:::::

DJ Rouge  - Uplift 
Code 718 - Equinox (Heavenly Club Mix)
Retromigration - Shift 
Rick Wade - Kum Tu Tan (Orazio Fantini Remix)
Chaos In The CBD & Finn Rees - Ōtaki
BLM & Pawas - Waiting Game (Rndm Remix)
Dee Jay Sound - Mystery of Love (Komtron Jazz Trio Remake)
Tour Maubourg - Nebuleuse Sinusoidale
BRS - Bouncing 
& My Mother Say -Flamingos
Ron Trent - Jazz Funk 
Al Zanders - Endcliffe Park 
James Dexter & Chris Stussy - Feeling 
Ricky Suarez - Jus' a Groove
Kevin Yost - Get It In Your Mind (Original Mix)
Needless - Unnamed Feelings (Groove Assassin Classic Mix)
R.I.P Productions - Reprise (A.M to Be Continued)
Mateo Makams - Feeling Better & Strong 
Joss Moog & Around7 - Oasis 
Melle-J. - Back Up 
Rico Scott - Slow Burn 
Groove Boys Project & Novaj - Mondo Paradiso
COEO - Bliss
Manuold - All in One Breath
Sweely - Break Down
DJ Steaw - House Music All Night Long 
Tiger Stripes - Far Out
Da Vibe Project - Live from da Underground
World Renown - How Nice I Am

Deep Into The Underground (31/05/25)

ShOw SeVeNtEeN

sHoW eIgHtEeN

RealHouse Radio Show -Adrian Milarski June.Mix 2025-06-28

All tracks in this episode are making their debut on the show — fresh selections from some of the finest new releases around. A smooth blend of deep, soulful sounds to soundtrack your summer. Hope you're enjoying the season wherever you are! 😎

Jazzed Irregularity #034

Format: CD, Download | Releasedate: 09.10.2015

It is only natural and consistent for Pete Josef to release his debut album on Berlin based label Sonar Kollektiv, since it is the very same imprint he has been featured on in numerous productions over the last three years – as a singer and as a songwriter.  The close link with Sonar Kollektiv took it's course when in autumn 2012 label manager Oliver Glage signed “Make It Good” by The White Lamp (Josef's project together with Ex-Underworld member Darren Emerson), for the label.  From there, he has made contributions to Alex Barck's album “Reunion”, to tracks with Paskal & Urban Absolutes and Marlow, and to “Broken Connection” off the debut album by ComixXx released just recently.  

The young Brit, inspired over the years by such collaborations, and socialized in the lively Bristol scene, has come up with an 11-track strong masterpiece of modern pop music.  In the opening track, “Spring At Last”, he and singer Marie Lister, accompanied by Justin “Captain” Fellow's industrious drumming and a host of Bristol String and Horn players, praise the thrill of anticipation of all the things to come.  For instance, a powerful pinch of dance grooves and soul/Jazz elements – always connected to the here and now without making any retro references at any point along the course.

“Mistress”, with screaming guitars and yet more powerful horn arrangements, reminiscent of Donny Hathaway’s “Voices Inside”, could almost be a new Stevie Wonder record.  In “Move On” Josef's Jazzpop turns Country-Ska, most notably thanks to his West African style claw-hammer guitar playing and some inspired drumming from Greg Freeman.  And on “Night Gospel” it is the piano that surfaces, over a lilting programmed, club-compliant beat.  Variety is guaranteed in every respect.. “Live Your Life” is a downright Afro-Jazz anthem complete with scat singing, off-beat double bass from Roshan ‘Tosh’ Wijetunge, and the mantra-like repeated chorus: “live your life, live it well”.  Whilst the Neo-Soul ambience of Running in series and Many Signs lament lost and broken love, new love is later expressed clearly as Josef carols.. “feeling the new; feeling cupids smile descend” on the buoyant, summery “Something Good”. 

The production of “The Travelling Song” has just a hint of the legendary Steely Dan productions, albeit with a modern almost hip-hop slant, and builds to put the listener into a firmly euphoric space with a Samba-funk rhythm section crafted by the virtuoso percussionist Rory Francis.  In short, “Colour” is every shade of the rainbow, from bright light, to contemplative dark.  “Hope” has all the colours in one, with lyrical positivity set against almost mournful Afrobeat ballad accompanied.  It is a setting of the poem by Emily Dickinson (“hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul”), and features a glorious improvised solo by free-Jazz trumpeter, Nick Malcolm; in which he virtually embodies the bird described in the verse through his fluttering expressive melodies.  In closing, as the album's finale, we are treated to the title track “Colour” ..and it is here where Pete Josef reveals where much of his inspiration, his optimism and his balance of mind springs from: it is his love of nature, in all it’s wondrous colour that is subtly expressed throughout his music.  Therefore not only the song “Colour”, but the whole album is de facto an ode to nature, together with the shades of emotion we all experience in our lives.  No surprise here then that Mr. Josef recently settled in a cottage in rural Somerset amid forests, meadows, and close to the natural world he loves so much.


Colour

Spring At Last

01 - Pete Josef - Spring At Last

Sonar Kollektiv is an independent label from Berlin, founded by Jazzanova in 1997. Known for its eclectic blend of jazz, soul, electronica, and beyond, the label has released 600+ genre-defying tracks from artists like Âme, Fat Freddy’s Drop, Benny Sings, Modha, Feiertag, Pete Josef, Jono McCleery, The KBCS, RAH & The Ruffcats, Magro, WAAN, and TTeo. From and for music lovers.

01 - Pete Josef - Spring At Last

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