Soul Element Feat. Peven Everett - How Bad I Want YaDaybreakers head to Chicago, bringing back How Bad I Want Ya from Soul Element, aka Stacy Kidd, alongside Peven Everett. The record captures the citys raw and direct deep house energy, with Stacys production approach and Pevens unmistakable voice up front. The original keeps things direct and deep, while Glenn Underground steps in on the flip with the Peak True Time Mix, stretching the track out with added percussion, bassline movement and

An irresistibly good bass driven track

Transcending the formal conventions of its era

Everyone has their own imagination about outer space

The UK’s rarely discussed role in the development of early trance – often via tracks that touched on ambient techno and progressive house – is represented by the Obsession Project’s prototype melodic trance obscurity ‘Untitled Part 3’

His sound pieces have been showcased in prestigious

of proposing and discovering lesser-known artists (with the exception of Gino Santercole

which were previously only on the original CD release

blends contemporary elements with nods to musical pioneers

and on the Estonian island of Hiiumaa

The familiar Gulab Jamun rework graces the A side

Tracks duration not provided on the release

Pure vinyl heat from the golden era of deep house