Soulstream Records bless us with "In love again", the triumphant final chapter in the Adam 'Suges' Sugar and Deon Nathan trilogy of prime deep house music (the first two releases were "Your body" released in 2011 and "Midnight woman" released in 2012). "In love again" features the unrivaled sensual vocals of UK soul singer Deon Nathan alongside grand keys and chords, all perfectly arranged over deep infectious rhythms. The remixes are courtesy of Gene King, James Blakstar John, Kojo Akusa, Deep Xcape and ZuluMafia all adding their signature soulful/deep/afro touch to the song, making it next to impossible to pick a favorite version. Timeless and essential.

It is not often that a song puts a spell on you within a few seconds of listening - this certainly happened to us with the latest single from Black Coffee. Not many words are needed to describe the marvelous "Traveller" which is an ingenious slice of soulful house oozing with that inimitable afro-deep vibe we admire so much, featuring fabulous deeply rooted vocals by Nomsa Mazwai and Black Motion. In other words, "Traveller" is guaranteed to send shivers down your spine and make you yearn for more... By no means to be missed.

KingStreet celebrates its double decade-long love of house music with one of its foremost heroes, Louie Vega. "Vega on King Street - A 20 Year Celebration" features all of the essential productions and remixes from Louie Vega as well as a selection of handpicked classics from the labels back catalogue. Amongst many other gems, this collection includes Louie Vega's remixes of Mondo Grosso's "Souffles H", 95 North featuring Sabrynaah Pope "Hold on", Stephanie Cooke "Here with my best friend", Ananda Project "Breaking down", Rain (a Lil Louis Painting) "Give it up", and his own productions as Groove Box: "The more you want", "Cassio's theme" and "Latin ritual". In other words, this is a phenomenal album features nothing but the best from the KingStreet label family and house music legend Louie Vega...

Its the time of the year again where Solid Ground Records bless us with their annual "Miami Sampler". Like its predecessors, this years installment is sheer musical bliss and features nothing but the best in soulful house music form the creme de la creme of house music artists. We are talking about such illustrious names as Deep City Soul & Timmy Vegas featuring Jennifer Wallace, Andy Ward featuring Nica Brooke, Mark Di Meo featuring Sofia Rubina, Nicole Mitchell, Selina Campbell, Bah Samba, Blak Beatniks, Tikki Tembo featuring Diamondancer, MAQman, Danny Clark. Simply put, it is next to impossible to pick a favorite as each song is pure soulful heaven guaranteed to make you yearn for more.

For the last three years, the Atlanta-based Tambor Party has been delivering the creme de la creme of deep, soulful and afro house, opening this exceptional genre to a wider audience of music lovers worldwide. Now they launch their own label which follows the same concept and mission of being an uncompromised house music label for the music lovers of every origin and culture. The labels debut release "Set me free" by South Africa's Mr. Funk Daddy features the sexy voice of DJ Sue and celestial synth melodies over enchanting afro-deep rhythms, taken to the next level by Native Roots, Boddhi Satva and DJ StanZeff all adding their signature afro-deep touch.

Over the past five years, South Africa's Hood Natives (DJ Fale , DJ Sqwai and Mr Edge) have become a household name in the South African house music scene, now they release the phenomenal "Hood Nation Vol. 1" album which includes not less than twelve inspirational instrumental tracks, three of them featuring sixteen year old keyboardist Mpumi. This outstanding album takes you on an eclectic journey through the different styles of South African deep house music you wish would never end... We've only heard the beginning of Hood Natives as volume two is already in the works and will feature other up and coming producers who are part of Hood Natives friends and family tree...

It has been a while since the impeccable duo of Jonny Montana and Craig Stewart blessed us with their soulful sounds, now thankfully they are back together with this gem featuring the one and only Stephanie Cooke on vocals. "Think I'm falling" is a fabulous production oozing with the beloved organic jazz drenched sound Jonny Montana and Craig Stewart are famous for, with Stephanie Cooke's inimitable sultry vocals being accompanied by a sublime jazzy orchestration and smooth laidback rhythms. Also on board is legendary producer and remixer John Morales (together with Sergio Munzibai he is responsible for some of the most memorable remixes in dance music history) who adds his magic touch - the result is simply breathtaking and guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. By no means to be missed.

Whasdat Music give us this amazing piece of music which brings back the beloved soulful sounds of yesteryear in a truly respectful, glamorous fashion... The 17-piece Soulchestra reintroduces the L.T.D classic "Love ballad" from 1976 with none other than Eric King on vocals. Not much needs to be said about this gem other than the blazin' hot live strings combined with Eric King's enchanting vocals and the organic funk soaked backing will stand the test of time and soon become an all time classic.

Those into house music since its early days will be familiar with the countless classics released on New Generation Records, a legendary New Jersey based label which has kept house music real since 1989. Their latest offering, the Native Son Music and Soul Creative co-produced "Thankful" performed by songstress Dawn Souluvn Williams, is no exception as this marvelous production is guaranteed to make you yearn for more. Dawn Souluvn Williams outstanding passionate vocals paired with a classic orchestration seldom heard these days take you back in time, letting you reminisce the good old days when New Jersey was ruling house music. On top of  the masterly original mixes by Native Son Music and Soul Creative, the release includes stellar remixes by Swift of Sugar Groove, Tony Jesus and Oscar P who all add their distinctive soulful touch, keeping the spirit of the original alive.