Vance kicks off the return pod by disavowing the industry in favor of his ears while critiquing the latest from Yeat, '2093' (2:00). The trio comes to a consensus on Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign's 'Vultures 1' (14:25). Wait, what's going on with the YSL case (26:13)? The episode wraps with the introduction of a new segment Club Chay Chay, as Chance leads the way on navigating the first Spotify Classics list (40:29).

Music in order played is Lancey Foux "No Intro," Fredo Bang "Not My Ho/Keep It PimpN," Hook "How I Felt," and Loe Shimmy "Murda Dance."

Episode 144 | "Yeat, Ye & YSL"

Episode 144 | "Yeat, Ye & YSL"

4batz is one of the most talked about artists of 2024, but what does that really mean (1:43)? The Omah Lay situation (21:03). Can an album be a 10/10 with no skips (28:14)? Club Chay Chay goes diamond, as Chance leads the way on revisiting Drake's 2011 album 'Take Care'(36:49). Industry Shit forces the trio to pick a side: Beyoncé or songwriters (53:34). 

This week's music in order played is Erika de Casier "Believe It," Qendresa "2 Much," Omah Lay "Damn," and Isaiah Falls "Florida Baby" and Tskinz "Selling Dreams"

Episode 145 | "4batz Case Study"

Dive into Dirty Disco 540, an enthralling voyage across the infinite expanses of electronic soundscapes and through the heart of the electronic music revolution. This episode unfolds a tapestry woven with the deep grooves of house, the soulful edges of nu disco, and the vibrant energy of modern electronic beats. Featuring a handpicked selection including Luis León, JKRIV, Byron The Aquarius, and more, we curate a musical saga that traverses the emotional depth of the electronic genre.

In this journey, experience the sublime ambiance of Luis León & Unseener's 'Seahorse', the disco-infused house rhythms of JKRIV's 'Eversweet' & 'Within', and the jazz-electronic fusion of Byron The Aquarius in 'u know why i laughhh'. Each track emerges as a beacon in the electronic music landscape, illuminating the path to future anthems destined to resonate across dance floors around the globe. From the lush, immersive melodies to the pulse-quickening beats, every piece is a cornerstone in the ever-evolving domain of electronic music, beckoning you to delve into a world of rhythmic exploration.

Dirty Disco 540 stands as your sonic compass, guiding you through the rich textures and layered narratives of electronic music's finest. Embark on this sonic odyssey, where each chord and beat draws you closer into the embrace of electronic euphoria. Let Dirty Disco be the soundtrack to your adventure into the essence of sound, where discovery lies in every beat and the joy of electronic music knows no bounds.

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For a fully immersive experience and the detailed tracklist, be sure to visit the links above. Embark on this musical journey with us, and reignite your love for the pulsating heart of electronic music.

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Dirty Disco 540: Sonic Journeys & Electronic Revelations 🎧 Ft. JKRIV, Carlo, Coeo & more...

A State of Rap Address kicks off this week's episode, with the trio highlighting three subsets they see propping up the genre: Sexy Drill, Odecore, Independent lyricists (1:11). Reviews on the latest from Faye Webster (27:28), Ariana Grande (37:03), Schoolboy Q (48:23), and BashfortheWorld (52:25). Was 4batz signing to OVO a good move (1:00:12)? Plus much more!

This week's music in order played was Cash Cobain's "Fisherr," MIKE's "On Good," BashfortheWorld's "Face Card," and Faye Webster's "Wanna Quit All the Time."

Episode 147 | "Rap's Life Rafts"

We're sorry. Sorry for pushing Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' review to so late in the episode (1:02:34). Sorry for not thinking too highly of the latest from Bryson Tiller (50:50) and Concrete Boys (56:05). Sorry for using the term "Q1" when looking back on the first three months of music in 2024 (27:53). And most importantly, we want to apologize for starting Episode 150 off by talking about a beef that one side doesn't want to be in (2:41).

UNHEARD songs in order played this episode is Real Slummy "Minding My Business", serpentwithfeet "Safe Word," and Remi Wolf "Cinderella."

Episode 150 | "Chin Out"

Come for the beef (0:00), stay for the PARTYNEXTDOOR catalog deep dive (17:55), JT cheat code explanation (47:31), and theory on how paid promo is leading to the colonization of Hip Hop (1:10:49).

This week's music in order played is Tommy Richman's "Million Dollar Baby," PARTYNEXTDOOR "Bad Intentions," Normani "1:59," and Hardrock "Clear The Store."

Episode 152 | "Real Hate"

Retired Aubrey angel, Chance relives the rough past week from the perspective of an OVO fan (0:38). Vance gears the conversation toward the future, posing the question of whether Drake should pull a Michael Jordan and hang it up for a year or two (23:48). New music reviews on Tommy Richman's breakthrough single "Million Dollar Baby," (37:20) 4batz's 'u made me a st4r' (41:05) and Charlotte Day Wilson's 'Cyan Blue' (53:00). 

This week's UNHEARD artists played in order is MIKE "On God," Charlotte Day Wilson "Money," and Kacy Hill "Here I Am"

Episode 153 | "Sincerely, Aubrey"

Young Thug's RICO case is the longest trial in Georgia state history — this week's episode starts by breaking down the past two years of the case and its impact (1:23). From Young Thug to one of his former proteges, the podcast pivots to Gunna's latest project 'One of Wun' (15:41). After years of delays, Chief's Keefs 'Almighty So 2' is finally here and sparks talks on the most underrated discographies in music (37:40).

This week's UNHEARDs in order played is Kilo "Maybe We Could" and Bashfortheworld "Cookout."

Episode 154 | "Gunna Type Beats"

The word of this episode is "unethical," and what better subject to kick things off than a review of Ian's debut project "Valedictorian" (2:12)? Ethics come into question again when Vance breaks down how Spotify is skipping out on paying artists over $150 million in royalties (28:26). While reviewing Rapsody's "Please Don't Cry", Taj poses the question: if a classic album drops and the masses never hear it is it really a classic (46:48)? This week's Club Chay Chay pays tribute to a project that sparked Chance's love for R&B, 'The Evolution of Robin Thicke' (1:04:57).

Episode 155 | "Ian Think Pieces"

Reviews galore as the trio ring off praise for their favorite projects of the last two weeks (1:42). In the midst of the reviews, Taj explains why he felt lied to by Don Toliver's marketing (2:32), Chance compares Tems to a certain "retired" megastar (9:50) , and Vance breaks down how Lucki managed touring together old and new fans like (17:37). This week's Club Chay Chay highlights a southern classic: Juvenile's '400 Degreez' (29:12). And Industry Shit caps off this week's episode with Vance breaking down how one of the most powerful international labels may be in control of one of audio's most powerful tools of the future (49:33).

This week's UNHEARDs in order played is Luh Dyl "The Ticket," Juvenile "Rich N****z" and Lancey Foux "Daylight."

Episode 158 | "Stephon Marbury"

Nani Review

Omemma Review

Love Me JeJe Review

Can you feel the groove calling? Dirty Disco Episode 585 with Kono Vidovic is here to elevate your music experience. This week, we’ve packed 2 hours with 24 unmissable tracks that will move your soul and body! Featuring exclusive promos, unreleased gems, and underground anthems from artists like LTD, Tonarunur, Dusky, Yann Polewka, Flight Facilities, and Frits Wentink.

Expect hypnotic deep house, electrifying nu-disco, and mesmerizing electronica—all seamlessly blended to create your next favorite mix. Whether you’re a DJ searching for fresh sounds, or someone craving a next-level vibe, this mix is calling your name.

🔥 Press play now and let Dirty Disco take you on a journey! 🔥

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Dirty Disco 585: Deep House, Nu-Disco & Electronica – Your Ultimate Soundtrack 🎧

Dirty Disco 607 is here to heat up your summer 🌞🌴
Get ready for 2 hours of BPM-bending deep grooves, funky floor-shakers, and sunshine-soaked vibes ☀️🎶

This week we’re diving deep into the 20 Years of Lazy Days compilation 💿🔥
So many gems, we had to hold back from playing the whole thing!

🔊 Featuring tracks from:
Kruse & Nuernberg, Fred Everything, Beau Zwart, Art of Tones, Tryangle Man, Roberto Rodriguez, Matthew Jonson & more...

Perfect for:
🚗 Road trips
🏖️ Beach hangs
🧼 Cleaning your records
💃 Dancing in your kitchen

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Join the Dirty Disco tribe and vibe with us weekly.
Crate diggers, open-air lovers, vinyl heads, this one’s for you 🎧❤️

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Dirty Disco 607 – Discover the Deep House Compilation That’s Changing Our Summer

intro to a subsidiary music review show i'll be doing on fridays starting tomorrow!  a lil more off the cuff, quicker and purposely lo-fi.  i'll be taking a single-by-single look at the tunes on the billboard top 100 chart.  

a stern look at commercial taste: intro

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Born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands the 42 year old Kono Vidovic
has dedicated his life to music, from the young years when he started with DJ'ing at the age of 12 until now, he traveled through the world of music, inspired by some of the worlds greatest artists like Carl Cox, Todd Terry, Frankie Knuckles and so he found his way into creating his own music style.

Music is my therapy.

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