Dancefloor Hustle

The fourth show of 2026 features a few new(ish) releases, another few that I haven't previously worked into my mixes and a few re-edits of classic tunes from years gone by. The vibe covers uplifting house through to disco. If I had to pick a stand-out track it would be Sgt Slick's remix of Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson "The Best Things In Life Are Free" which is reimagined to include the groove from D Train's "Keep On"



The Funky Worm - Hustle To The Music (Dave Lee Re-Wriggle)
Simon Adams - Feeling Good (Miguel Migs Salty Club Rub)
Jamie Love ft Mr. V - I Got the Love (Groove Assassin Main Remix)
Evelyn "Champagne" King - Love Come Down (Dr. Packer Remix)
Michael Jackson - P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) (Sgt Slick's Discotizer ReCut)
Tommy Glasses - On the Dancefloor (Extended Mix)
Jaegerossa - Hey Zeus Children (John Morales M+M Mix)
Audiowhores ft Angela Johnson - Touch The Ground (DJ Passion & George Jackson UK Remix Extended)
Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson - The Best Things In Life Are Free (Sgt Slick's Discotizer ReCut)
Unlimited Touch - I Hear Music In the Streets (Michael Gray Remix)
Change ft Tanya Michelle Smith - Got 2 Get Up (Micky More & Andy Tee Prime Time Remix)
Rikky Disco & Yam Who? - Shine On (Extended Mix)

Recommended Listening

Kelvin Sylvester ft Lee Wilson - No More Love (Part 3) [Check It Out Records]

As soon as I heard the vocals I was immediately transported back to hearing Part 1 of this last year when Michele Chiavarini turned in a stellar performance on the remix. This time around it's Nick Moss aka Groove Assassin at the helm delivering a refreshing laid back vibe with chugging tribal rhythms, lush keys and soulful strings which provide the perfect vehicle for those emotionally charged vocals. It was great last year and these new mixes, while putting a different spin on things, are every bit as good. In the cart! Available on promo now with an official release date of 21st September.

Reviewed by Dean Serafini

Flashback

Scott Wozniak ft Dirty Turk - My Light [Deep Haven Music]

There have been many great examples of house music tracks that employed spoken word vocals over the years but this is as good as it gets for me. From memory I first stumbled across it on a Frankie Knuckles compilation released by Nervous Records called "Motivation Too". If it was good enough for the Godfather of House, you can be pretty certain it's pretty special. From the moment the chords kick in I'm hooked, the inviting warmth and atmospheric vibe of the keyboard arrangement, the compelling nature of the rhythms and those vocals that implore you to listen. Eleven years on I've yet to hear anything to beat it. In addition to the original mix there was a pair of Groove Assassin remixes from Nick Moss which also hit the spot rather nicely. Sadly this doesn't appear to be available to purchase any more which only makes me appreciate it even more.

Reviewed by Dean Serafini