When it comes to playfully flirting like a professional, German dance giant Flexxus has the soundtrack to watch budding love unfold, nothing but a good time on its mind and simultaneously telling you summertime will last forever. Also making eyes at mainstream outlets with its most melodic of piano grooves and vocals that could melt…

Those seeking a daytime house crossover with a touch of smoky mystery to it, need look no further than this Japanese connection. Classically trained pianist-turned-producer TETSU and prolific global performer Crystal Kay gain all important crowd response with a hook to be replicated from playground to podium, and weighty melodies moving effortlessly through a crisp,…

Bidding to extend summer’s clubbing hours with classic, best-in-basics piano house, Alex Brandt & Flexxus make no secret of their future success as ‘Undercover’ hits the dancefloor’s bullseye. Expertly weaving female vocals into keys providing instant lift-off and sounding good morning, noon and night with crossover also in its sights, the German duo keep it…

With a reputation for putting fresh twists on club classics and a WMA nomination for best EDM artist, Spain’s Lahox is in no mood to take a backseat when traversing the world stage. Again putting his house on the vocals of Nick Anthony, making a classic boy-meets-girl connection across the dancefloor, ‘Feel This Way’ is…

Built on an oasis of calm – the imagery of a lone hilltop saxophonist holding a model pose is immediate – the positive vibrations of ‘Miracle’ shimmer and smoulder with the sun in its sights. Mats Westbroek perfects the balance of chilled house to kick back to and suspending the dancefloor in a perfect moment.…

One time hip-hop head and Diplo collaborator RAiK brings cool, calm and collected sounds to the Dirty Soul camp. Jazzy, soulful house with a French touch sense of style, ‘Let Me Be The One’ is a laidback clubber living its best life, full of rich guitar licks, strings and keys, and a polished, pin-up vocal…

In the club, on the dancefloor and surrounded by party people, vibe is everything. Emdey & Nightro know this, presenting a devastatingly direct, diva-lead piano banger, sprinkled with a certain stardust to have house heads flocking. The vocals frame the subject matter as something you can’t always explain, but know that it’s absolutely the be…

The best solution to overcome ‘Sorrow’ is to dance through it. The outlook is forlorn when heavily processed and longing sweetheart vocals link as a clash of conscience, rave pianos rise but with emotions on their mind, and thick bass steps tell the club they’re in no mood to be wooed. If ‘Sorrow’ sounds down,…