Shak Jackson
Feelings

I’ve been diving deep into Shak Jackson’s catalog lately, and I’ve got to say—I’m quickly becoming a big fan. Hailing from Sheffield, she crafts piano-driven, breakbeat-infused tracks that strike a killer balance between old-school rave energy and slick modern production. “Feelings” is no exception—it hits hard, oozing emotion while keeping the dancefloor firmly in its sights.

 

Jona Jefferies
Es Camp (Max Essa Romantic Break Mix)

Jona Jefferies’ “Es Camp” was already a lush, sun-drenched groove, but the Max Essa Romantic Break Mix takes it to another level. Essa dials in a dreamy, Balearic warmth that’s equal parts nostalgia and nuance—think sunset comedown meets vintage Ibiza afterglow. The breakbeat touch gives it movement without losing the romance. Been rinsing this one hard lately—it’s pure bliss..

 

Hawke
Three Nudes In A Purple Garden (Bootleg Mix)

This one’s been a trusted weapon in my crate since its original vinyl release back in ’93. I’ve always had a soft spot for Robbie Hardkiss’s “3 Moods In A Gurple Parden” version—pure breakbeat deepness. But Gavin delivers the goods here with a modern rework that honors that legacy while adding his own twist: flashes of his South African roots, a swirl of psychedelia, and that unmistakable Hardkiss magic. A flawless update from the fam—timeless bliss.

 

A Vision of Panorama feat. Eiko Hara
Unconditional

The latest vinyl release on Cala Tarida Musica—the international label I co-curate alongside Yiannis DJ Nova and Matt DiBo—is something truly special. “Unconditional” is a classy deep house gem from the ever-talented Mikhail Khvasko (A Vision of Panorama), featuring beautifully delicate vocals from Japan’s Eiko Hara. It’s smooth, soulful, and crafted with real elegance—exactly the kind of vibe we love to champion.

 

Joe Ventura feat. Robert Owens
Tonight (Adam Warped Remix)

This one’s dripping in late-night energy. With a touch of production magic from Jay Tripwire, we flipped Joe Ventura’s “Tonight” into a squelchy acid house ride, with Robert Owens’ legendary vocals leading the charge. It’s raw, hypnotic, and built for sweat-soaked floors and fog-filled basements—strictly for the heads.

 

Idjut Boys
Yagga Yao (Emperor Machine Extended Version)

Two of my favorite production camps join forces on this release for a seriously heavy, pure psychedelic dub house journey. The Emperor Machine’s extended version brings all the depth, groove, and hypnotic vibes you could ask for—this one’s got it all.