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17:35:00
Belgium-based DJ Licious just dropped another dancefloor killer. “Fields of Freedom” is a real-funky house track with a sweet disco touch. Remixes are in hands of Beauriche and the Flapjackers. 












Dimitri Kechagias review: The top record label Can You Feel It headed by the magnificent Funkerman strikes back with another deep groovy tech house meets disco kind of track by Dj Licius called Fields of Freedom. Main element of the original track is that funky exotic 70's flower power flute melody that will definitely transfer your senses to another far away place and very magical space as well. Groovy tribal techy beats, funky basslines, guitar licks and retro romantic feel will make clubbers go ballistic. Beauriche remix goes even deeper and groovier for a nice hypnotic dreamy alternative with excellent percussion, electrified basslines and cool vocal samples that build the very nice cinematic atmosphere. On the other hand Flapjackers take us back in time with a very strong late 90's analogue back to the basics house sound that will groove, hook and keep you glued in the middle of the dancefloor. If you feel in retro house sexy mood don't miss it, Love IT

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04:58:00
Can You Feel It Records drops another monster track called, “Together”. This time it’s by new boy Keljet, vocals are in hands of Avan Lava. “Together” is a beautiful soulful house track with remixes of Rene Amesz and Oliver Nelson. 

Dimitri Kechagias review: The superb label Can You Feel IT is back with another outstanding high quality release that changes the current climate as it moves away from the loud noisy house to beautiful melodic soulful house. The combination of indie dance with electro house and disco house is the best soundbed for the exceptional vocals by Avan Lava that you will feel obliged to sing it along. With light touches of Daft Punk and great energetic basslines is definitely a killer combination. The awesome Rene Amesz is on board and his version is very funky deep tech house version with distorted pitched down vocals and great atmosphere. The percussion and the rhythm is really techy, chunky and irresistible. Oliver Nelson moves on the same direction of the original with Daft Punkish atmosphere and  with soulful retro house elements in it! Pure House music is back! We will feel it together. Love iT



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03:14:00
Hailing from the smoke-filled city of Amsterdam, Quinten 909 is no stranger in the modern clubscene. His style is a wide mix, ranging from disco, funk, soul, tech and electro, all supported by a pumping house beat. 

 Quinten’s first Can You Feel It Records release “Get To This” is a big disco banger and shows this young kid’s talent. “Get To This” is an old school disco hit in the making. Remix is in hands by CYFI’s resident Beauriche. 






Dimitri Kechagias review: The top record label Can You Feel It returns with something really special. Quinten 909 delivers his magnificent anthem Get To This. The original mix is an addictive hybrid of modern nu-disco and tech house with huge potential to become a mainstream radio success. The vocal will recall female groups from the 70s and  is extremely hooky and memorable so expect to stuck in your mind and sing it or hum it during the day. Its the type of tracks that instantly change your mood and whatever you do must stop it and start doing your Saturday Night Fever dancing moves. Beauriche remix follows the path of the original with main difference that is tougher and more club oriented.  The funky guitars, the cool deep basslines, the disco infused melodies, the energetic beats and the infectious vocals will keep the positive vibes. Come on Get to this, Dancefloor weapon guaranteed ! Love IT

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