Peven Everett & Deetron - Evermore

Sometimes you see two names written next to one another, and you just know it's going to be good... Peven Everett and Deetron are two of those people. Both legends within the deep house scene, it's amazing to see them collaborating on original music in 2023. This one will no doubt be a future classic - get your copy and support here.

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DJ Jackum - Ladbroke Grove Bootleg

Upcoming British producer DJ Jackum delivers a crazy bootleg of 'Ladbroke Grove' by AJ Tracey, which boasts an amazing groove and a wild, rumbling bassline, which makes you want to pull up every single time is drops. Free download can be found here.

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Bob Marley - Could you be loved (Kolter Edit)

Kolter, pka DJOKO, continues his never ending run of quality with this fun little edit of a Bob Marley classic. Available as a free download on Bandcamp, it's safe to say this one with light up any dancefloor... Make sure you also check out his brilliant 'Radio Los Santos', which is one of my favourites in recent months.

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Dom Dolla - Saving Up

"Don't fix it, if it ain't broken?" Well, that'd be boring, right? Diverting away from his much-loved sound that has made him one of the hottest names in dance music over the past 8 years, it's very refreshing and exciting to see Dom Dolla switch it up for his latest release. Premiered in his set for Selected earlier this year, it's been a hotly anticipated ID in all of his sets. French touch vibes, but make it 2023.

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Tems - Me & U

Safe to say that Tems has become one of my favourite artists in the world over the past 5 years... her music feels somewhat like therapy when you listen to it. Love how the afrobeat and amapiano sounds merge on this record to create something quite incredible.

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Jazzy - NRG

Sometimes an artist comes along and feels very important. Jazzy ticks that box in 2023. In the world of dance music that is over-saturated with male producers, it's refreshing to see a young female singer, songwriter and DJ bringing her fresh flavour to house music, with a tasteful nod to the past. Can't wait to see what she has to bring to the table in the coming year or so. Superstar.

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Cleo Sol - Things Will Get Better

Releasing music in a completely unique way to the rest of the industry has become synonymous with Cleo Sol and Inflo over the past couple of years. That continued recently, with Cleo dropping her second surprise album in as many weeks. 'Gold' feels like the album we were all waiting for. From start to finish, it feels otherworldly and hit me deeply with both its lyrical content and the production. 

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Jorja Smith - Broken Is The Man

One of the UK's finest talents of the past 10 years, Jorja Smith returned this past week with her highly-anticipated sophmore album 'falling or flying', which comes 5 years after the incredible 'Lost & Found'. The whole record is a beautiful piece of art, but 'Broken Is The Man' has been on repeat and is a standout for me. You can feel how much she has grown as an artist on this album - it feels like Jorja Smith is going to be here for a very, very long time.

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Obongjayar - Who Let Him In

An artist that has been hustling since 2016, but made his name more recently on collaborations with Little Simz & fred again, Obongjayar is someone who doesn't fit within a genre or musical bracket. His music feels important, fresh and like nothing else out there. 'Who Let Him In' is a great progression in his sound as a solo artist and makes me very hyped for what his debut album will bring.

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Yussef Dayes & Chronixx - Pon Di Plaza

Yussef Dayes' highly anticipated debut album 'Black Classical Music' dropped earlier this month, and it's safe to say it's worth the wait. Featuring the likes of Tom Misch, Masego and Jamilah Barry, the project feels like a beautiful, refreshing and modern take on Jazz in 2023... the highlight for me though comes in the form of 'Pon Di Plaza' with Chronixx. Chronixx said that the song "reflects on the family’s journey over the years from Spanish to the astral realms." - a beautiful song, that will no doubt be a future classic.

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