this release has been threatening to come out for a month - its now finally here… and it was definitely worth the wait... ace jackin discoified bizness from the boys that bridge uk & us house styles with aplom! the toka projext mix is simply timeless

uk vets rhythm plate (winding road, flat & round) pop up on the hudd traxx imprint with a sweet three tracker of deep and sultry grooves with a smooth late night bump for the dancefloor. impeccable production throughout this ep, with inside me featuring some vocals from astral t over lots of soft key stabs and a jumbo analog bassline.very snappy blue 6 vibe here. on the flip, keep moving breaks out the rhodes fora bouncy, jazzy deep house affair. close things out with theaptly titled techy thump, a more uptempo bouncer that ll work nicely for the jimpster and freerange heads. top shelf deep house without the clichts for the heads

jt donaldson follows up 2 outstanding eps for hudd traxx bringing his untitled orchestra partner cpen with him appearing under a new guise. the title track lives up to its name as it d bang the lights of any club! jt & cpen work out smooth beats, techy keys and melodic strings with a killer bass to make this track the pick of the ep. flip for the b side and jts signature deepness shines through starting with intimate friends. crisp beats and crunchy hi hats accompanied by low swung piano keys will keep the heads nodding into the early hours. spaced out is a late night deep viber which rounds off this ep nicely. full marks to the slum science crew for another essential release.

first up is the original with chunky beats, deep stabs, riding chords and twisted vocals. phil weeks takes the remix on a darker tip adding synth stabs and acid flavors making this release an essential buy. support from heather, farina, raoul & diz

a heavy one tracker that has all the elements of a classic house track. just bounce does what is says bouncy beats, jazzy horns and deep elements all make this a dancefloor destroyer. alexander east mixes things up nicely on his signature deep mix to round out the a side. slum science work the b side with a deep and moody remix perfect for anytime of the night. hector moralez & cubase dan team up as the block committee and serve up a tough, dubby rework of the original

farina and sneak heads will recognize the a side s >does not compute< after dropping it in literally every set they ve played in the last six months. miles maeda s rework is deep and twisted and definitely peak time material. b side features >jazzin< a sweet groover perfect for the deep house heads. lil mark reworks the track with a tougher approach: fat kicks, skippy hats and delayed horns round off the ep nicely

house nice funked up four tracker with deep grooving basslines popping analog elements subtle dubby touches and great vocal samples (sb)