It may not have escaped your notice that we have taken what might loosely be termed a “break” from posting on the blog.
To continue hearing music that we are loving, check us out on Spotify.
You can find a decade’s worth here – including our Best of 2020 playlist:
Ain’t done one of these for a while now have we?
All our favourites from the last few weeks in one easy-to-use playlist. Highlights would have to include Pépe’s debut on Lobster Theremin, Dan Shake’s new one from the the brilliantly-names ‘Shakes On A Plane’ and a couple of tracks from Permanent Vacation’s excellent new compilation.
There’s also Jessie Ware-like smoothness from newcomers Silk House, D.I.S.C.O from the likes of Junktion and thatmanmonkz and a couple of forthcoming tracks on Future Classic to lighten the mood too.
We’re taking a break from the blog for a while, but follow us on Spotify and subscribe on YouTube for more monthly playlists.
Soundtracking the first few days of Spring with our March playlist.
This one’s filled with gems from Project Pablo, Seb Wildblood and Tom VR, alongside top quality remixes from Cleveland, Kornél Kovács and Lauer. London duo Wayward return after a two year hiatus and Octo Champ drops an infectious cut on the Let’s Go Swimming label.
With some more thought-provoking moments from Howling, Krankbrother and Lane 8’s collab with Kidnap Kid too, there’s a lot to get your teeth into…
As per, give us a follow over on SoundCloud or Twitter for more of the same. Enjoy.
January’s edition of our monthly playlist is bursting with a wide range of talent from all across the globe.
There’s a strong presence from excellent South London labels Church, No Bad Days, Rhythm Section AND Chaos In The CBD’s new In Dust We Trust label. Disco belters on Razor-N-Tape Records, Eglo Records and The Black Madonna’s new label We Still Believe, an ode to 90’s rave from Australian producer Francis Inferno Orchestra and a tasty addition to London pals SlothBoogie’s (fairly) new premieres feature from G. Markus.
And one for the diaries. 4th March we’re having a party. Lock it in.
Also, in no particular order…
1. Phonica Mix Series 27: John Talabot:
2: Secretsundaze – Boiler Room:
3. Essential Mix – Midland:
4. Soul Clap’s Prince Tribute:
5. Essential Mix – Leon Vynehall:
About time we got this up, really.
Some strong releases from our favourite labels including Permanent Vacation, Cin Cin and Feel My Bicep, as well as stand out tracks from the ASL Singles Club, Amsterdam’s Atomnation and a wonderful quarter of an hour crafted by Mount Liberation Unlimited on Studio Barnhus.
Hopefully enough here to get your teeth into while we countdown to xmas and the looming departure of quite an extraordinary 2016.
As ever let us know in the comments if we’ve missed any obvious choice cuts, or give us a shout over on Twitter with some of your top tips.
Stay tuned for our ‘Best of 2016’ playlist coming soon…
It’s that time of the month again. To make your Fridays that little bit better we’ve rustled up our monthly playlist filled with a healthy crop of new tunes to get your weekends moving.
Summer playlist fodder provided by Roosevelt and Theme Park, bangin’ remixes from Tourist, Alex Metric and Kornél Kovács, releases on Phonica, Church and Permanent Vacation, as well as a handful of new acts you can tell all your pals about including London-based Franc Moody and Swimming Tapes, as well as Swedish collective MLiR.
There’s a lot of good stuff in there, enjoy!
And in other HD news, stay tuned for a barrage of announcements concerning forthcoming events. HD events, that is.
It’s been a long time coming, but (guess what!) our latest playlist is here. Featuring enormous bangers from Laurence Guy and Isaac Tichauer alongside more whimsical numbers from the likes of Dems and András, it’s the only soundtrack you need to a summer full of rainy park sessions (if you’re in London like us) / blissful campfires on the beach (if you’re somewhere better). Jump in.
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