C2E Soulful House Music

Deep discofried soulful house with a warm latin centre, sprinkled with classics.

C2E November 2007

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January 19, 2008 06:18 PM PST

Mix opens with another quality Yarouba Soul mix, this time it's Ben Westbeech with "So Good Today". Next few tracks have a nice warm deep feel with a big influence from an in form Yass. "Blessed" by Pedro Herrera is a great upbeat smile on your face tune. Next up is my favourite house tune of all time!! That's right, the best house track ever made, and it's not an oldie. Kem has one of the finest voices in house, and when you add an on fire Marlon D & ever consistent Groove Assassin into the mix the result is truly timeless. "Heaven" never fails to make the hairs on my arms stand up. Karizma is another that always canes the tune, and it's obvious why. It's a hard track to follow, but we just about manage it with another bomb from Mr Todd Terry. That guy knows how to make a beat fat, you can't keep your feet still on that on. Marlon D shows up again with one of the biggest tunes of 07. "Jesus Creates A Sound" is so simple, but so effective. This mix has to be heard just for Heaven alone.

Tracklisting:

1) Ben Westbeech: So Good Today (Yarouba Soul Mix)
2) Roland Clark: Have A Good Time (Soul Channel)
3) Su Su Bobien: You Brought Me Brighterday
4) DJ Gregory: Attend (Yass Remix)
5) Yass: I'm Free
6) Iz & Everything: On My Mind (Fred Everything Mix)
7) Raul Moros: Back To Basics
8) Anthony Molina: Floating Above Mars (Kuningas Mix)
9) Pedro Herrera: Blessed
10) KEM: Heaven (Marlon D Groove Assassin Mix)
11) Phortune - String Free
12) Todd Terry: Sunday Morning (Sean McCabe Mix)
13) Marlon D: Jesus Creates A Sound
14) Shinedoe: Phunk (Steve Angello Edit)
15) Sandy Rivera: Freak (Jimpster)
16) Poussez: Bounce & Flow

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The very best in deep discofried soulful house with a warm latin centre, sprinkled with classics.

Mixes going back to 2000. Music going back to 1988

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Been into house music for 20 years now. Lucky enough to grow up in the North of England in the late 80's early 90's. Enabled me to see all the legendary DJs that built the scene. Been DJ'ing since 94. Over the years I've been into most scenes as they emerged, House, US Garage, UK Garage, Deep House, Funky House, Latin Vibes, Chicago Jack and of course the Soulful Vocal stuff. My mixes are a reflection of those styles, usually starting off on a mellow vibe progressing through to the chunky stuff before bringing you safely back down on the other side. The common theme being great quality bottom heavy, shake your ass music. Legends for me over the years - too many to mention them all: MAW, Joey Negro, Grant Nelson, Quentin Harris, DJ Spen, Karizma, Tony Humphries, Kerri Chandler, Brian Tappert, Graham Park, Mike Pickering, Liquid People - the list goes on. Favourite labels over the years - Strictly, Nervous, Swing City, Nice N Ripe, UnRestricted Access, Code Red, Old Skool Subliminal, Old Skool Defected, Soulfuric, Z Records, Old Skool Azuli, King St, MAW, Purple. I moved to Sydney on the other side of the world 2006. It's a great place, but I do miss the house scene in the UK, theres just nothing else quite like it. If you ever get the chance, get down to the Southport Weekender for the best music weekend of your life! I really miss it! Thank you for taking the time to listen. Hope you enjoy the mixes, as much as I enjoy creating them. That's my little boy Bailey on the decks. He'll be big in the scene one day - just watch out! Current Favourite track - Francois K - Awakening (Needs Remix) , oh my, oh my oh my, oh my oh my oh my! Enjoy!

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