Marshall Jefferson / Jungle Wonz - Vibe Three / Human ConditionLike discovering a Northern Soul gem decades after it was made but even sweeter. Club Chill have found a holy grail of house right here. Chicago house legends Marshall Jefferson and Jungle Wonz having unearthed, unreleased tracks played by Ron Hardy, direct from the tapes in 1985, then lost for decades with no one but the Music Box crowd hearing them until now 35 years later?! Those lost tapes have now been recreated through Marshalls unparalleled and

is a romantic soul serenade with that killer Gamble and Huff production - Philly's finest

‘Homage’ is a soothing slab of House with slow filtering chords

Bahia Dayes B2

"Modes" continues the forward thinking percussive jazz and afro-inspired house music soundscapes explored on Dyne's recent album Teal

a give back of sorts for their most loyal of fans

Next up on X-Kalay it’s fresh heat from one of the finest among a current generation of prog-inclined producers

French Sailing Captain had to stop on parisian shores of Les Yeux Orange to refuel before extending his electronic journey

Herbie Hancock plays on three tracks

The idea of The Reese Project was quickly turned into House Heaven reality as Kevin recruited Detroit vocalist diva Rachel Kapp to record the anthemic Direct Me & The Colour Of Love as the first two singles

Initially Rogér was not too fond of them for one reason or another

in the form of a space superhero

New York and Chicago – and is well placed to approach this huge task