Make The Time

Make The Time (Mattei & Omich Extended Remix) [feat. Arnold Jarvis]

As promised, here is Season 6, which is comprised of beat loops and a bit of me playing on Fender Rhodes. All loops are AIFF, 24 Bit, 126 BPM.

Subscribed members get this free with their membership before it goes into the vault.

NOTE: "Demuir" vocal and other voices not included. I mean this is my shizzah... Get your own lol.

Rinse!

D.

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Season 6 Demo Song

NYC house veteran @djtommybones delivers two deep, dubbed-out rollers for Louie Vega’s @vega-records

‘Shouldna/DubStyle’ is set for release digitally and on vinyl on 22nd November – have an exclusive first listen to ‘Dub Style’ now

More info: https://djmag.com/listen/premiere-tommy-bones-dub-style

Premiere: Tommy Bones ‘Dub Style’

Shout-N-Out (Remixes)

Shout-N-Out (Dennis Quin Instrumental Remix) [feat. Donell Rush]

Spotify link -  https://open.spotify.com/album/5Eoj2wYRvbNfo9RBHRHSUw?si=ELtY1BRgRNO621xBrTh8tg

I Don't Look Back on You

Kolter - Party Time Tonight (Unreleased)

Disco Dome- Temptation (2025)

DJ JACK

After all -  franck roger and mandel turner

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BEATPORT https://www.beatport.com/label/strictly-rhythm/59686

Talk about the legends of house and Kenny Dope Gonzalez holds one of the undisputed seats in the gallery.  Since breaking out of Brooklyn as New York house began to dominate the 1990s the Dope man rose to the very top with Masters At Work, gaining a peerless reputation as beatmaker, producer and DJ.  Originally brought to Strictly Rhythm as a teenager by Todd Terry, he became one of the key producers in forging the Strictly sound through releases by The Untouchables and Total Kaos, and his work with Louie Vega on the Sole Fusion and Hardrive projects.  Back home at Strictly with a fresh new production (for the first time since 1999), Kenny teams up with another legend of house, Roland Clark (aka South St Player) for Talk Dirty, a rumbustious, risque excursion that sees Clark delivering one of his trademark monologues over Kenny’s perfect beats.  It’s a fitting sound for the 900 number – the landmark nine hundredth single released on Strictly Rhythm.

TRAXSOURCE https://www.traxsource.com/title/783523/talk-dirty
BEATPORT https://www.beatport.com/label/strictly-rhythm/59686

Talk Dirty

Talk Dirty (clip)

Track A1, It's all about the a-side on this vinyl.
F Communications, Apr 1996

Muse Q The Music

Shazz + StGermain feat. Derek Bays - Muse Q The Music

Mary Mary

Grand High Priest - Mary Mary (Original mix)

Strictly Rhythm Records is house music.  Since 1989 the legendary New York label not only put out records by almost every name in the game, but it also defined house music throughout the 1990s with Erick Morillo, Todd Terry, Louie Vega, Kenny Dope, Armand Van Helden, DJ Pierre, Roger Sanchez, Josh Wink, Ultra Naté and Barbara Tucker.  As well as keeping the underground stoked with a steady supply of club grooves, the label also delivered a stream of crossover hits with Reel 2 Real’s “I Like To Move It”, Ultra Naté’s “Free”, Wamdue Project’s “King Of My Castle” and Wink’s “Higher State Of Consciousness”.  

Relaunched in 2007 after a five year break following a short-lived venture with Warner Music, Strictly Rhythm did what no dance label had ever done: successfully re-launch itself.  The label made many of its classic releases available on digital download for the first time and signed new productions from the likes of Quentin Harris, Osunlade, Bingo Players Vs Chocolate Puma, Dennis Ferrer, Michel Cleis, Dirty South and Bob Sinclar.  
Always an innovator, the label that invented the 12” white label and put out the first ever commercially released DJ Mix CD in 1993 (The Tony Humphries Strictly Rhythm Mix) is still at the cutting edge, finding and promoting the best in house music.

Talk Dirty (clip)

Strictly Rhythm

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