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Do You Want It Right Now (King Street Mix) Degrees of Motion
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Gabriel (Live Garage Mix) Roy Davis Jr.
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London Xpress X-Press 2
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Dust (feat. Joe Dukie) Recloose
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Hold On (Classic Vocal) Romanthony
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I Get Lifted (The Underground Network Mix) Barbara Tucker
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Lost Souls (clean) The Extremities
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Pacific 202 808 State
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play_arrowSVP RADIO’s DJ is here, ready to transport you on a musical journey—a deep dive into ten monumental tracks that shaped the dance floor and beyond. Let’s hit play.
First, we have the King Street Mix of “Do You Want It Right Now” by Degrees of Motion. This energizing track from the album ‘Defected: Dave Lee at Glitterbox Hï Ibiza, 2019 (DJ Mix)’ is best consumed when the sun goes down, your shoes are off, and inhibitions are abandoned. The rhythm is contagious, and the lyrics feel like an incantation for party-hungry night owls.
Then comes “Gabriel (Live Garage Mix)” by Roy Davis Jr. Possessing a unique blend of soulful vocals and pulsating beats, it’s a quintessential track to experience the evolution of new sounds in the realm of house music.
Next in line, “London Xpress” by X-Press 2 — a classic anthem reminiscent of the golden era of the UK’s electronic music scene. It’s the perfect track to boost your morning commute with its electrifying energy.
Kish’s “Trackapella” is a detour from the familiar, balancing on the edge of experimental music and traditional a cappella, making it a fascinating listen under a starlit sky.
Moving on to “Dust” by Recloose featuring Joe Dukie. This track from ‘Bridging The Pacific, Vol. 1’ carries a unique fusion of soul, funk, and house music, best enjoyed during laid-back weekend evenings.
We also have “Hold On (Classic Vocal)” by Romanthony, “I Get Lifted (The Underground Network Mix)” by Barbara Tucker, “Lost Souls (clean)” by The Extremities, “Pacific 202” by 808 State, and “Back In Tha Day (Feat. El Da Sensei) (DJ Res Remix) (Bonus Track)” by Sum-01.
These tracks not only represent a spectrum of musical styles but also embody the unifying spirit of dance music, showing how it has evolved and adapted to cultural shifts and trends in the music industry.
Conclusively, these tracks signify the transformative power of house music, capable of moving both your feet and soul. Whether you’re a veteran beat-digger or a casual listener, this exploration of rhythm and sound is bound to get your body moving.
Here on SVP RADIO, we encourage you to enjoy these tunes in your own time, in your own way. After all, the magic of music lies in its ability to transcend boundaries and connect souls. So hit play, and lose yourself in the rhythm.
