Slick and sexy vocal house from NYC star Quentin Harris. Smokey vocals from Margaret Grace wrap around the deep and groovy sounds of the original, the chunked out groove of Yass' mix or the main room sounds from Harry Choo Choo Romero. An absolute must have for lovers of quality vocal house music. » AR

A remake of Boris D'Lugosch's classic Keep Pushin, Patric LaFunk is on fire once again this time teaming up with DJ Pearl. While the vocals aren't as strong as the original they still get the job done and Kurd Maverick delivers another bumping remix that will get a dancefloor rocking. » AR

Known for their funky grooves Milk & Sugar deliver another full on disco-infused gem. With a nice breakdown with a full on disco loop that kicks back into a riff that will delight all futuristic disco house lovers. » AR

More deepness from Dennis Ferrer. The next tune combines the soulful vocals of KT Brooks with some hot remixes from Charles Webster. Simply put this is feel-good, groovy house music at its finest. » AR

Morgan Pages knocks one out with The Longest Road. With vocals in the vein of Iio's Rapture and a killer remix from man of the moment Deadmau5 this one is set to be a dancefloor anthem. » AR

Rising house star Carl Kennedy knocks another one out with his vocal bumper The Love You Bring Me. With a trademark electrofied house remix from Eddie Thonieck and a more straightforward electro working from Dom Kane this one is poised to burn dancefloors around the world. » AR

The Rhinos are back with another unique tune. Grab That Hoodie is an almost San Francisco style house joint you'd find from a Mark Farina type. Chopped up funk slices and brass stabs warp and woggle over a bumping drum line Get your funk on! » AR

In the vein of Bob Sinclar comes a Marley-esque vocal house joint. The remixes really make this track stand out as TV Rock gives it an upfront electro ride and Ian Carey goes for a tropical soundclash. » AR

How can you go wrong with Ron Carroll on vocals? Throw in Rasmus Faber on the remix and rising producers Studio Apartment and you get another slick vocal house joint with a lot of soul. » AR

Discovered if you will by Roger Sanchez, Hungarian duo Muzzaik have been on fire. This melodic and tempered electroish joint is a great example of their sound and how it can dominate dancefloors. » AR

Not to be confused with a national geographic wildlife soundtrack, this track is authentic as tribal drums can be without painted tribesman busting into your house and taking your significant other for a fire-lit sacrifice! » SJ

Although rooted in a techno feel, this swelling monster leaves the blippy-minimal at the door and becomes a finely textured tech house ditty! » SJ

This one is meant to simply bewilder and assault your crowd in a lewd manner, one very reminiscent of the way a weirdo on the subway that is having a conversation with himself does, yet...you cant help but listen, cuz you like what you hear. Add a nasty synth line...yep, that’s the guy. » SJ

Taking the hook from Gwen's hit with No Doubt "Hella Good" and giving it a seriously funky workout, Henry John Morgan has created a dance remix the way it should be done, with an instrumental that can stand on its own and work seamlessly with the known vocal elements. Commerical yes, but a whole lot of fun. » AR

Taken from the forthcoming artist album, Word of Mouth, Martin is just about to cement himself globally as the next big ‘minimal’ techno guy (although we all know its tech-house), eitherway, this pulsating and melodic number is just one example of how good this guy really is. » SJ

His name is running around the countryside right now, and for good reason. If tech-house is your bag, tune in as everything this guy writes is seemingly gold, Boogie Nights is the next one to look for! » SJ

For those not familar with who Brian Cross is, you can find him every summer as a resident at Amnesia Ibiza and this tune has that European sensibilty. Combining electro and house in the aura of a DJ Dan or Robbie Rivera, this track has a lot of dancefloor appeal. » AR

Tough, teched out glitchy house at its best. The chopped beats, the quirky vocal stabs, the use of melody in a creative way, all make this track speak on a lot of levels. The sickness meter is busting on this one! » AR

ANTHEM ALERT! Splittr's brilliant All Alone is amazing on it's own, but throw in a four to the floor stomping mix from Michael Gray and you have a prime time banger. Tough beats solid vocal stabs and slick usage of the chord progression to create massive tension all work to get those hands in the air. » AR

A long-time deliverer of seriously sexy house music, The Rurals nail it once again. Sultry, sensous vocals, a soulful instrumental with beautiful keys and great musicality... classic Rurals. » AR

This epic synth builder will be sure to evoke the emotion and connection from the dance-floor, although very reminiscent of the 1999 anthem ‘cream’, this track only verges on trance keeping the its tech house sensibilities well intact. » SJ

The boys are back with an energetic late night club slammer, sure to hype up the atmosphere and get the dance-floor in gear. Sorry for the SLAM fans of old, no vocals in this one, but still a sure fired slid track! » SJ

Already making waves around the globe, Antoine Clamaran's latest is an all out barnstormer. Infused with tribal drums and intense builds this one is sure to make your floor rattle. » AR

Ok, so put your hands up if you loved ‘Spaced Invader’... I know, I know, pinnacle track... now, enter into your brain, Green Frisbees. Just about as much fun as anyone can have with a 'tech-house-no' record! Let the remixes begin! » SJ

This week's glitchy electro flavoured ice cream award goes to this little number. Somewhere between Ramirez and a soft place is where this one does the business, if you like your glitch' this is yours to cherish. » SJ

Eddie does it again, taking a middle of the road electro tune and putting a more upfront and accessible house spin on it. Great twist of the hook and Eddie's flare for jacking beats deliver a prime time tune. » AR

Inland Knights drop the funk hammer once again. Soulful, funky and neck-snappingly good. If you like bumping beats and slick melodies get all over this. » AR

Hands down the sickest techno ep this month. 3 separate pieces of swank all waiting for you in one ‘bleepy’ package, don’t worry; there’s some bump in there too. » SJ

The original might be a bit to much pimp disco for the seasoned underground ear, but the novadub version(s) bring the bump with some synth funk to make it well worth the shopping cart on Beatport. » SJ

Taken off the Chewy Mango EP, Where Ya At jumps out with it's chopped up percussion and cool pan-flute lead. While not as bassline driven as past cuts, it still has that funky and bumping flavour we've come to love from the Knights. » AR

Soulful yet still bumping house joint from rising Swiss producer Toni Granello. Where this track really gets elevated though is in the hands of veteran producers The MuthaFunkaz (DJ Spen & Gary Deane). This is prime time for all the vocal house heads without a doubt. » AR

A gripping, prog-rock vocal (almost Gahan-esqe) laid over some very dramatic synths, opt for the remixes for a bit more tech-bump, but overall, this baby's sweet. » SJ

Smooth and sensous slice of deep house. Whether it's the brooding undertones of the Tone Control Mix or the lush soundscape of The Rurals' take it simply works. » AR

What can I say, I LOVE Lisa Millet! Her vocals just touch my soul the right way and "One Day You Want Me" fulfills that promise yet again. Whether it's the soulful original or Bad To The Bone & Booker T's funkier mix, this is vocal house bliss. » AR

If you didn't expect a late night peak-time number from these two guys, I strongly suggest you take a closer look @ their respective careers. Top level stuff for the all the dark corners you run around in. » SJ

Fresh from Fred Everything's Lazy Days imprint comes a latin infused groover from Californian Giano. With a full on interlude mid-track it definitely takes you on a journey from start to finish and the flute riff rolls wonderfully over the brass swells. » AR

Glorious, smile-on-your-face house music. Solid vocals, a funky groove and Hed Kandi-a-licious percussion make it work for those craving feel good moments. » AR

If setting the mood proper is one of your missions in club-rocking, then surely you will find this to be a true gem of emotion wrapped in little surly digital package. » SJ

This late night number is a silky and sexy tech-house number that delivers in all the right places. Consider it a persuader, convincing the timid to step out onto the floor. » SJ

Yass has been blazing up the deep house scene the past year and he is at it again with a no-nonsense bumping remix of "Come And Live With Me". Monique's vocals shine over the moody keys, haunting chords, and heavy kicks. » AR

Minimal with a funky twist... refreshing. The musicality of Paul Ritch's mix really elevated it from your standard minimal fare into something a little more delectable and definitely more playable. » AR

This sinister little tech-house bit will have you chomping on the dials, and churning out the high intensity power this track creates. Could be the droid you are looking for. » SJ