Apéritif Second Pour

Here's a Second Pour of Apéritif tunes.

You know the deal, I dont have to explain it....?

Every Friday I play a selection of Soul, Jazz, Boogie, Hip Hop and

Funk in the back bar of Apéritif. Drop by for a late night drink, dinner or just come dribble rhetorical crap and ponder the universal

problems with me until the late hours

11pm to 3am, but you're welcome to come in anytime from 6pm

Download Second Pour Here

Track Listing

Intro - Keep Your Head up

1. Concrete Schoolyard - Jurassic 5

2. Listen Up - Erule

3. They Reminisce Over You - Pete Rock & CL Smooth

4. Love You Yes - Phoebe One

5. I Should've Known Better - Mica Paris

6. My Dreams Come true - Roots Soul & Leon King

Interlude - Kenny Everett's Memory Module

7. Im A Wonderful Thing Baby (Greg Wilson Edit) Kid Creole &

The Coconuts

8. Love Will Bring Us Together - Roy Ayers

9. Mi Swing Es Tropical - Quantic & Nicodemus

10. Theme from Belle et Fou (Danny K Edit) - Jazzanova

11. Need Your Love Once More - Time + Space

12. Shogun (Average House Band Remix) Mark Knight &

Funkagenda

13. Love's Comin' at Ya - Melba Moore

Momma's got a brand new bag of Ho Ho Hoes

Mumma Said she's got a brand new bag of Ho Ho Hoes for ya all at her xxx mas bonanza. This Sat 19th Dec behind the Red Door.

Mr Glass & Robin Knight are joined with Ian Spicer for the Christmas party.... hold on, wait a minute, we have a late entrant.... special extra guest Del Larkin is dropping by for spin on the back of the national Skunkhour tour. There's also been talk of Miss Annie joining us.

To wet your appetite, here's a funk mix I did tonight. It starts off on the funky xmas tip and then keeps up the same deeper side of early 70's funk. The latter half is more on the breaks edge but heavily borrowed from the same sound. It gets a little random towards the end as I was digging around for something to wrap with, I settled on a modern Afro Jam.

I hope it gets you in the xmas spirit and primes you to join us on Saturday.

Get the bag of Hoes here: Download Mix

Track List

1 Getting down for Xmas - Milly & Silly

2 Soul Freedom - Ray & His Court

3 Im So Thankful (Lucky 13 Radio Spot) - Eugene Blacknell

4 Im So Thankful - Eugene Blacknell

5 That thing is green - Bob Smith & The Boo Koos

6 Party time - Masters

7 Fucking up - Jimmy Lynch

8 Funky in the hole - The Blowflys

9 That's the night - Night Creatures

10 Funky washing machine - World Wonders

11 Mister Boogie - Brother Soul

12 Funky Nassau - Ray Munnings

13 Lagos City - Asiko

14 Rituals of life - Katzuma

15 Quieres bailar - All Good Funk Alliance

16 Squeeze me - Kraak & Smaak ft Ben Westbeech

17 Expresso maduerira - Banda Black Rio

18 A funk for Fela (Afro Jam) - Minimoogli

SAMPLED with MR THING from UK

Stop the press... Mr Glass is sharing the decks with Mr Thing from the UK this Friday. Check out his latest compilation offering on BBE. If that aint enough, Katalyst is also joining us fresh out of the studio after producing the super soul-fi Space Invadas project with Steve Spacek.

We've included Mr Things, The Portable Anorak mix below for your downloading pleasure. There's a mountainous plethora of dynamite funk breaks & left field soul. All cut, sliced & diced by the hands of Thing.

Down Load Mr Thing: The Portable Anorak mix

Check dis shit out:

http://www.myspace.com/mrthing

http://www.bbemusic.com/data.pl?release=BBECD096

http://www.katalystmusic.com.au/

Paradise Lost: Midnight Sun

Last night I had a vision.

We were in this beautiful warehouse.

It was filled with people, dancing and smiling UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN.

There was a guy in a lobster suit and a bear wearing a fez and lots of fruit. And the music... I've never heard music like that before. I asked who was playing and a voice said "Mikey Miutante, Brut33, DJ Silvio, James Bucknell, Harry Sounds and James Weirick".

Someone passed me a flyer, it read:

Paradise Lost

www.paradiselost.net.au

Aug 29

Under the Midnight Sun

$10 Warehouse Party

Download a Sample from Brut 33 here:

Cargo full of Soul

Here's a sample of my UK & French plunder from the recent travels. Big shout out to Paul Carroll for allowing me to rape, pillage & liberate his collection of its doubles and to Des for allowing me to embark on soul mining expedition of his 70K plus vinyl collection. I also unexpectedly stumbled upon a few gems on my Paris trip.

Iv given you a predominantly Modern Soul mix, with a touch of Sweet Soul and some boarder line disco tracks on the end. All tracks are album cuts. I also landed a rather substantial booty haul of 12" & 7" as well. I'll be sure to lay some of that love on you in the coming weeks.

Here's the Cargo thus far....

1. Bruce Cloud: Walk in my shoes

2. Isley Brothers: Little Miss Sweetness

3. The Voices of East Harlem: Cashing in

4. Peabo Bryson: Let the music play

5. David Ruffin: It takes all kinds of people to make the world

6. The Joneses: Sugar Pie Guys. pt 1

7. Grey & Hanks: Gotta put something in

8. LTD: Don'tcha know

9. Eddie Floyd: Feel my body

10. Wardell Piper: Don't turn away from me baby

11. Love Committee: Pass the buck

12. Gibson Brothers: Heaven

13. The Joneses: Sugar Pie Guys. pt 2

Ship it in HEAR:

BERT'S DISCO BLOCKBUSTERS

Old buddy Bert & and his colourful gay crew of misfit weirdo mates (all with hands firmly wedged up their jaxies) crashed my place wanting a disco party last night. I was down with that and obliged old buddy Bert by helping him bang out some serious disco blockbuster action. It was short and sweet but enough to move your feet.

Here's what Bert dug out of my disco 12's & albums.

Intro: The National Association Of "W" Lovers

1. Blackwell - Boogie Down & Mess Around

2. Constellation Love Affair - Funk Encounter

3. Eastbound Express - Cloudburst

4. Ruby Lipps - (In The) Summertime.

5. Tony Valor Sounds Orchestra - Love Has Come Around.

6. Symba - Body Bait.

7. Davis Import - D.J.Devilish.

Download Bert's Blockbusters Here

All sorts for yo funky sports

Here's an hours worth of funk all sorts from around the globe I mixed up this evening. UK, States, Italy, Africa, Bahamas, Brazil, Germany..... Some old, some new, some covers, some originals, some edits.... but all in the same funky vein. Plug it in and have yourself a mighty good groove around the globe without even leaving the house.

Download funky sports here:

Track listing

1. Take your soul - The Sahara All Stars of Jobs

2. Expresso Madureira - Banda Black Rio

3. Give the drummer some (Fort Knox 5 rmx) - Nickodemus

4. Squeeze me - Kraak & Smaak ft Ben Westbeech

5. Soul Power (Lack of Afro rmx) - Kokolo

6. Hey Fela (Diesler Ft Laura Vane rmx) - New Mastersounds

7. Rituals of life (boogie to this) - Katzuma

8. Brass 70 - Bebo Best

9. Gimme some skin - Frank Penn

10. African Hustle - Mombasa

11. If you're wrong (Lack of Afro rmx) - Diplomats of Solid Sound

12. Mystere Profound (Batufunk version) - Vertical Groove

13. Addicted funk (bass version edit) - Rocketmaster Rus B

14. Got to give it up - Most Requested Rhythm Band

Fight on: ALI OMAR 16/03/58 to 23/06/09

I chose "Fight on" instead of RIP, because just like the great Mohammed Ali was a fighter, so was Ali Bin Mohammed Omar. Not often with his fist but always with his voice, his heart and his actions. Ali fought the good fight for the underdog, for the independent merchants, the indigenous, the young and the old. He stuck it to the man and the empty leaders when they turned their backs on the small guy, the common man and the underprivileged. Although small in stature himself, he roared like the lions in Zion with his words and actions.

This mix is a collection of smoking beats and leftfield soul that remind me of Ali and his attitude to life. Its emotionally charged, so sit back, roll a fat one, pour a long one and enjoy. I hope you can feel a little of what Im saying in these tracks.

I can see the selecta now, still fighting the good fight. Ali's on stage, taking the mic off MJ, pushing both him & Farrah aside and sitting them in their places as he now prepares to shake down the universe's biggest stage in a rubbadub style.

Download My Ali smoking mix here:

Track listing

Intro: Ali Bombaye - Michael Masser & Mandrill (loop)

1. Same ol thing (ft Rich Medina) - J Boogie Dubtronic Science

2. I choose you - Nightmare on Wax

3. Sweet Music (ft Tony Moses) - J Boogie Dubtronic Science

4. SSS 002 - Super Smoky Soul

5. Sax & Violence - Phantom Slasher

6. The beat experience - Pepe Deluxe

7. Millers's Lattice - Harvey Lindo

8. Together (ft Jennifer Johns) - J Boogie Dubtronic Science*

9. Set your flag on fire - U -Tern edit

10. Acetate Prophets - Jurassic 5

11. Dusk you and me - Groove Armada

12. All that you give - Cinematic Orchestra*

13. Maggot Brain - Funkadelic*

Outro - Long road (loop)

*sorry for distortion on last couple of trax. Poor lil' Edirol dont like it if level's get hot.

Keep em' close

Wet, Damp, Drizzle and any other adjective you care to think of for poxy weather.

Hope you're well anyway.... here are some top notch tunes to help you though these tough winter months... all 3 of em' hahaha... life is sooo tough living here.

right the tunes, here's the list;

intro - michael corleone

Time to Get Down- The O'Jays

Funky Express [Re-Edit] - Duncan Lamont

Bougainvillea - Karl Denson Feat. andy Bey

Soul Sauce - Timebox

It Ain't Like it Used to Be - Randolph Brown

Stoned Out Of My Mind - The Chi-Lites

Where Is The Love - The Whispers

unknown artist - love to fly

Just a Little Bit of You - Michael Jackson

Is This The Best (Bop Doo Wah) - L.A. Boppers

Touching In The Dark - Walter Jackson

Can't Get Enough Of You - Tyrone Edwards

Save Your Love for Me - Vivian Reed

download the mix here

Twenty Four Hour Lover

Ooh baby.... The Twenty four hour lover is keeping with my recent mix formats. All cuts are taken from 7" originals with the pace picking up with disco funk & boogie gems. No pilfered, stolen or acquired digital downloads here bro, and no cd or compilation prostitution. Its just two turntables and a one take mix of 45s, so its a little rusty in places cos' I had a few wines & cant be fucked starting again. None the less all the booty shakers are of the same vibe and a nice indication of the sound we're gunna to lay out for you this Sunday.

Dont freak out, I aint no purist chin stroker, any format is cool in my school. Its all about the music not the format. Buy, play, download it any way you can. I have thousands of digital files I'll manipulate into mixes and release on your ass someday soon.

Download: Twenty Four Hour Lover mix

Intro: 24 hour lover

1. Bloodstone - Nite time fun

2. Eugene Record - Fan the fire

3. Fatback - Take it any way you want it

4. Super Wolf - Anybody can do it

5. Slave - Just a touch

6. Cheri - Murphy's Law

Interlude: Naughty Stewardesses

7. Asphalt Jungle - Freakin Time pt 1

8. Avenue B Boogie Band - Bumper to Bumper

9. Denise La Salle - Move your body

10. Gloria Gaynor - Anybody want to party

11. Bombers - Lets Dance

12. LTD - Dance "n" Sing "n"

13. Joe Thomas - Make your move

Time for something important

Something important alright'. Sixty minutes of deep funky love from my funk 45 collection. There's a couple rockin horse droppings in here with a few more common tracks that sat well with the mood & tone. I did make an excursion off the strictly 45 pathway by unloading a 12 minute chugger from Richard "Dimples" Fields album, (it's finger lickin good) not the title track but rather "Dat Richfield Kat" named after his label. I wrapped the hour up with a kooky lil' Electric Company favourite from the reading freak "easy reader"

Download here: Something Important. funk 45 mix

Intro: Oscar the grouch

1. Willy Wily - Push & Shove

2. Thomas East - Funky Music pt 1

3. Detroit Emeralds - You're getting a little too smart

4. The Gaturs - Cold Bear

5. The Voices of Harlem - Can you feel it

6. Hot - Just 'couse Im guilty

7. All Points Bulletin Band - Sexy ways - Pretty legs pt 1

8. BT Express - Happiness

Interlude: "J" Friends

9. The Sunshine Band - Hey J

10. Sounds of Alfred - Superfunk City pt 1

11. Willie Hobbs & the Dirte Four - Gloria

12. Ricky Williams - Discotheque Soul Pt 1

13. Richard "Dimples" Fields - Dat Richfield Kat

14. Chakachas - Jungle Fever

15. Marvin Gaye - Funky Space Reincarnation pt 2

16. Electric Company (Raposo/Laron) - Easy Reader

F.U.B.A.R.

In other words... Funked Up Beyond All Recognition. In anticipation of a rocking good afternoon aboard the good ship Funk-able I thought I'd put a little something together to put us all in the mood. As usual I didn't do a playlist yet... if wanna know the tunes give me a shout through the comment section below.

Enjoy...

Click on this link to listen or download; Funked Up Edit 1

HARBOUR FUNK: SUN 21st DEC

Harbour Funk! Its a day of water bound funk festivities on board the Lady Rose. Here's the deal, and its a f#%king steal, for $55 bucks you get a day out on the harbour with none other than the SoulShakers Robin Knight, Mr Glass & Frenzie dropping a tug boat load of funk nuggets on you all day long. We'll be setting sail on our soulful voyage in search of paradise lost at 12:30pm from King st wharf and returning at 5pm. At

which time, we reclaim the land and storm the Civic for the continuation of our journey.

Shit, I should also mention that Cookin on 3 Burners are doing a live gig on the boat, big bad pirate Russ Dewbury will conjure up a storm of his own and the little Latino flavoured maestro from the Bamboos, Lanu will also be creating waves on the high seas. Add to the cabin crew, Huwston & the capt'n of this funk junk JC. Now that's an unsinkable tonnage!

Check out the MoFo Money Mix 2 for a sample of the of what I may stow away for the cruise.

Here's 16 straight up funk 45 nuggets I put together this arvo. All but one are original 7's, unfortunately the Nathan Bartell is on reissue as there is only 3 known copies in the world (apparently) Some are well known, others are rare as hens teeth, some are a little scratchy and others in mint. However, they are all fuckin crackers. I hope you enjoy the mix and please leave me comments below both good and bad are welcome. Btw, I have finally started using zShare. It's dead easy to download all the new posts!

Listen: MoFo Money Mix 2

Track list:

1. The Daley Diggers - I can dig it

2. Starborn - Real real thing

3. Calvin Arnold - Funk way

4. Otis Redding - Hard to handle

5. Ground Hog - Bumpin

6. Ju-Par Universal Orchestra - Funky music

7. Nathan Bartell - Top goin' down, goin' up

8. Free Fare - Birth of a soldier

9. Earth Wind & Fire - C'mon children

10. Eddie Harris - Funkaroma

11. Rick James The Stone City Band - Get up and dance (instrumental)

12. Ellison Chase - Let's Rock

13. The Philadelphia Story - People users

14. Avalanche 77 - Mister boogie man

15. Charles Mann- Shonuff no funny stuff love (instrumental)

16. Wardell Piper - Captain boogie

THE ENTHUSIASTS HOUR V7

Here's a nice slice of everything nice from long time dj buddy TOM THUMP. For those not familiar with Tom, he is a stalwart of the San Francisco scene, with a strong background in black music covering over 20 years of collecting and playing everything form Jazz, reggae, dub, soul, funk through to Nu jazz, hip hop, disco, electronica & house... there aint too much this guy aint done and done well! No doubt many of these were acrued during his 7 year stint at the legendary GROOVE MERCHANT record store. If you have spent anytime in SF, you'll know why. It is the town where you can eat, sleep, live, see, play and hear quality music every night of the week. Tom has made the journey across the Pacific a few time since the mid 90's to play with me and I've made it SF. Keep your eyes & ears peeled as he may be over later this year.

Tom has produced and compiled countless cd releases for companies such as kinky Sweet records, Cosmic Flux (and others) & can be found playing with all the SF fav djs such as J Boogie and the like on any given night or across the states playing with the likes of the Turntables on the Hudson posse. THE ENTHUSIASTS hour is a regular pod cast that is featured on the Giant Step site. Tom has now made it easily accessible to you all on our blog.

LISTEN & DOWNLOAD HERE

1-Fred Fisher Atolobor "W.T.F.S."

2-Dublex Inc. "Captured Live"

3-Sunburst Band "Fashion" (David Bowie)

4-Bill Summers and Summer's Heat "Let's Go Straight to the Bank" (12" mix)

5-Lalomie Washburn "Man Power"

6-Control Yourself Cousin (Self Control Mix)

7-Glimmer of Dope Side 1

8-The Who "Eminence Front" (Re Edit)

9-Jenny DeVivo "Season of the Witch" (Donovan)

10-Free Blood "If I Never Hear Surf Music Again

11-Hall & Oates "I Can't Go for That" (Pointless Allstars No Can Do Dub)

12-Shara Nelson "Uptight" (Perfecto Mix)

13-Carleen Anderson "True Spirit" (Dominoes Mix)

14-Mica Paris "Two In a Million" (Driza Bone Mix)

15-Jose James "Park Bench People" (Freestyle fellowship)

16-D'Angelo "Use Me" (Bill Withers)

17-Natalie Cole "Tell You All About It" (Smoove Edit) (Michael Franks)

18-Italo Boyz vs John Coltrane "Bahia"

19-DJ Bang "St. James" (Derek Carter Mix)

20-Van Morrison "Brown Eyed Girl" (Sound Advice Bmore Mix)

21-Palov & Mishkin "Bird"

22-Talking Heads "Psycho Killer" (Greg Wilson Rework)

23-Munk "Live Fast, Die Old!"

24-Wight Light Orchestra "Chaos & Consiousness"

25-OOPS AGAIN- "Black Magic"........

MOMMA SAID SAMPLE THIS!

Here's a sample of what Momma's got for ya at the Flinders for you on the 6th Sept. I've whacked together a little bit of everything here, in fact this lil 70 minute mix has 19 trax covering 42 years from 1966 to 2008. We have some Northern Soul, 70's funk, 80's boogie, 90's uk soul, trip hop, break beats, NYC poetry, deep disco, nu electro funk, and fresh soul funk edits. I knocked it up in a hurry on the one n twos, please excuse it being a bit chunky in places (one take and half of it was blind selecting towards the end) but I think I've managed to make a bunch of relatively varied trax stack up together to give an insight to the vibes Momma wants to share with you. I hope ya dig it and I look forward to some feed back.

Sample 70 minutes of Momma's Love here and save it for ever

Track listing:

Bread & Butter

I should have known better

Bug powder dust

The real me

Feeling free

Unknown white label 7" (thanks Regal)

Late in the evening

Where the rainbow ends

Party

Give it up

Bobby Whitney

Boogie no more

3 soaps in one

Nobody but you

Save me

I want your love

For those who like to groove

The magic man

Your mama wants you back

80's Funk Mix

Staying home on Saturday night ain't so bad.... it gave me a little bit of me time, which means music & wine, well scotch & coke to be precise.

In the mood for some 80's originals? This ones got quite a bit of soul in it too so be careful...

Hope you enjoy.

Play or Download Here

Funk 45 MoFo Money Mix

Funk 45 MoFo Money Mix, that's 45 minute worth of funk 7". Remember those things in the picture, they're my turntables and seven's I just used and dj's used them way back in the day kids... The mix is a little rusty, I threw it together in one take tonight with 17 of my fav 45's and a couple of nasty shaftman samples. I recorded on our super cool Roland Edirol 24bit hand held recorder (this mix is straight of the SD card) This thing is so dope, you just drop it in your top pocket and plug straight out your mixer in any venue and hey presto! you have a mix down. Expect to see loads more up on the blog thanks to this lil gizmo.

Listen: MoFo Money Mix

Trax:
1. The Relations - Funky Monkey pt 1
2. The People's Choice - Big Ladies Man
3. Barinno Brothers - Born on the Wild Side (instumental)
4. Thunder Lightning & Rain - Super Funky pt 1
5. Ray Jamel & Bob Johnson - Walking on the Moon
6. Mr SuperBad & the Mighty Super Power Band - Mr Superbad's Theme
7. The Kay Gees - Hustle Wit Every Muscle (Disco Version)
8. Flame - Rock n Soul
9. Natural High - The Whole World is Dancing
10. Ultra Funk - String Your Jaws pt 1
11. Yvonne Fair - Your Can't Judge a Book by its Cover
12. Willie Hutch - Use What You Got pt 1
13. Little Sister - You're the One pt 2
14. All Dyrections - Soul Makossa
15. High Voltage - Here Comes a Streaker
16. Law - Tootin'
17. Barrett Strong - Stand Up and Cheer for the Preacher (instrumental)

Why Did It Take So Long...

The answer to that question is pretty simple... we need more hours in our days.

If we could start the world over, I'm off the opinion that a 27 hour day would be more useful, with the one proviso that we don't work any longer than we do now but have more time in a day to do the stuff we like doing, unless you are one of those rare individuals that actually does a job that you like, no I didn't think so, they're pretty rare. I planned on being one but we all know how life changes and we end up doing loads of stuff that is a complete pain up the arse....

Oh dear! what am I going on about... It's Monday and I'm trying to post something nice for you lot to download, forget all the ramble above, I was going to delete it and start again, but these are my thoughts, and I think I need to get rid of them somewhere, so it might as well be here...

Enough... Stop reading and download the mix... It's far more inspirational than this rubbish..

You should all know the tunes, if you need a track listing ask vis the comment

DJ Frenzie's Tribute to Mel Cheren

“This was a really hard mix to put together. The reason being that Mel Cheren's back cataloge is just so huge, and I really wanted to cover the various styles represented by the 3 labels that he worked with.

Mel Cheren was known as the godfather of disco, and with good cause. Details of his involvement with the Paradise Garage, his pioneering DJ record pool, his ground breaking DJ Promo 12inches, and his various charity work for Aids victims can be found else where on the internet.
With this mix I tried to cover his time at Wand, Scepter, and of course Westend (whose tunes take up the majority of this mix).
There was still so much ground left to cover, such as the early hip hop work that Spyder D and DJ Divine produced, which to this day I still can't find - although I do give B Beat Classic a spin. (Any sellers get in touch!)
Mel continued releasing records through West End right up to present day, and there is a whole catalog of recent music that didn't make it into this mix, apart from the beautiful Leela James tune, which I hope may give a sense of what the label is producing in recent times.
I also made a conscious decision to include one side of the classic mastermix medley produced by Tony Humphries in 1982 - Simply because it is just so awesome, and really flies through some of the classics from West End that I didn't have time to play in their entirety.
So here it is - My take on one of the legends of dance music.
RIP Mel..”
Frenzie

Listen to: Frenzie's Tribute Mix to Mel Cheren

General Crook - Fever In The Funkhouse (Wand) 1974
Taana Gardner - Heartbeat (West End) 1981
Sweet G - A Heartbeat Rap (West End) 1981
BT Express - If It Don't Turn You On (Scepter) 1974
Sweet Music - I Get Lifted (Wand) 1976
Mahogany - Ride On The Rhythm [Dub] (West End) 1982
Barbara Mason - Another Man (West End) 1983
Brenda Taylor - You Can't Have Your Cake And Eat It Too (West End) 1982
Sesso Matto - Sessomatto [Jim Stuard Disco Mix] (West End) 1976
B+ - B Beat Classic (West End) 1983
Karen Young - Hot Shot (West End) 1978
Leela James - Good Time [Jihad Muhammad & Blaze Vocal] (West End) 2006
Shirley Lites - Heat You Up (West End) 1983
Forrrce - keep on dancin (West End) 1982
Tony Humphries - Master Mix Medley (West End) 1982
Bombers - Everybody Get Dancin (West End) 1978
LTG Exchange - Corazon (Scepter) 1974
Don Downing - Dream World (Scepter) 1974

SoulShaker Summer Mix

After becoming a little bit of a Face Book convert over the past month or so I found this cracking group called "70's & 80's Soul, Funk, Disco, Rare Groove & Boogie - We Love it" it's a blinder, loads of cool stuff, photos, video's, tracks to download and mixes. Todays contribution is a mix I did for a post on the group it's a bit of stuff that already features here on the blog, I've put it all together into a mix.
Hope you feel the love....


Raw Soul Express - The Way We Live
Touch Of Class - I Love You Pretty Baby
Al Johnson - Second Wind
Keith Barrow - The Twinkle
Ronnie McNair - Saggitarian Affair
Leroy Hutson - The Ghetto
Jean Carne - Free Love
Caprice - 100 %
Sandra Feva - Just To Be Close
Sebastian Williams - Get Your Point Over
94 East Feat. Prince - If You See Me
Chapter 8 - How Can I Get Next To You
Patterson Twins - I Need Your Love
General Johnson - Don't Walk Away