two of new york finest alix alvarez and jon cutler revisited this deep garage track from earlier this year and applied more stripped down, pumping makeovers

lovely slice of deep vocal heaven here starting with an afro brazilian flavored guitar intro and gentle beat with a subtle kick that slides into some extra warm synths and the baduesque vocal by zansika that sets the tone, polish all the way. incredible break about two thirds the way through that gets quiet and takes a moment for just the beat, echoing vocal and dizzying synths that should mesmerise the floor. b side dub strips the track down to its essence exposing all its elements to let us see what makes it work so well

classic 2005 seasons release by franck roger 3 deep late night house cutz not to be missed

knowing sees duron tarik laying down a bed of rich wandering bass great piano stellar keys and shuffling house beats while stephanie renee and staci smith are responsible for some smooth house vocals topping the whole thing off for the floor crowds on the flipo the dub take utilizes a new organ hookline alongside some grooving electric keys while the vocal used sparingly on another surefire floor pleasing houser

there certainly ain�ft no stopping franck roger at the moment: another 12�� teaser from his forthcoming album makes perfectly clear that this parisian producer is churning out nothing but pure quality deephouse. >say you love me< sports a classic, slightly latin-fused riddim with and effective off-beat organ chords and horn stabs. the dub mix is even more stripped, putting the emphasis on the strong beats - dope

cool deep house three track ep excellent late night house music with a funky and jazzy touch check out get out of here with its cool samples (sb)

flying high combines great synth chords and shuffling beats with superb vibes and a wandering bassline for some quality late night house for the floor crowds. on the flip, 'nj track' blends strong chords with drifting synth lines, bumping beats, and a deep and funky bassline for deep house grooves. 'escovados city' with more latin touch

excellent franck roger deep house remixes!!