A few hot tracks every week selected by James Winfield
This just sounds like really classy house music – yet is a brand new release. A bit of piano, some vocals – not doing anything that hasn’t been done before – but this is hot. One to watch, one to take an ecstacy pill to and dance with your most loved ones.
Played this on accident – meant to play something else but I really quite like the wobbly groove to it.
One of the best house tracks produced in recent years. 14 brilliant minutes of in-out house music, enough to send a dancefloor absolutely wild. Super addictive track.
I subscribe to fabric CDs but some of them take me a long time to get around to listening, such as Hannah Wants’ effort. I finally plucked the courage and was pretty bored until this bass soundscape came on and broke things up – this is quite glorious, moody and bass-filled.
A stripped-back pensive drama house track, warning of impending doom – or impending excitement.
Quite a dark, harsh techno track with elements of minimalism. The other track on the record is really good too – a dub techno beauty.
A great underground house groove with electronic huffing. Simple but just has that tiny bit to get you going.
Loved this from the first second, a charming melody-filled 15 minutes by someone of increasing genius, Sepp.
Small chance I might have got this wrong as I haven’t bought it yet, but think it is the Toolwaxx LP.
A bouncy, chunky house track that you can just tell has Todd Terry’s hands over it with that tough bass beat.
Rereleased in 2016, this is a beauty of a minimal track, setting tension and poise – made in 1998 in the minimal bastion of Iceland, of all places.
Something about this raw, fast, brutally banging hardcore track – a certain almost teenage, immature spectacle. Many will hate it. I think it has charm despite being hardcore. Yes this is the first time that I have ever featured hardcore.
Deep, dark and dubby with a notable tension.