Dirty Disco 595 – spring grooves, deep rhythms and jazzy soul

Welcome to a new chapter in the Dirty Disco journey. Episode 595, hosted by Kono Vidovic, embraces the arrival of spring with a carefully crafted blend of deep house, nu-disco, jazzy textures and soulful underground gems. It’s more than a DJ mix; it’s a curated experience designed to move both body and mind.

This episode brings together a global palette of sounds, featuring artists from Colombia to Sweden, France to the UK. With multiple exclusives and unreleased cuts, it’s a session filled with warm grooves, subtle energy, and storytelling through music.

If you missed the vibe from last week, take a look at Dirty Disco 594 – a soulful journey through deep house and future grooves.

Highlights from Dirty Disco 595

Felipe Gordon – the jazzy deep house signature

Colombian producer Felipe Gordon is a prominent force in modern deep house. Known for his releases on Shall Not Fade, Razor-N-Tape and Toy Tonics, Felipe’s music fuses jazz instrumentation, Latin rhythms and house grooves. Episode 595 features no less than five of his tracks, each highlighting a different nuance of his style, from the dreamy swing of “Takes Time” to the more introspective “Hold On”. His organic textures and dusty drum programming feel handcrafted for spring.

Lauer – 770077 (Khotin Remix)

German producer Lauer, known for his synth-heavy house and Italo influences, gets a lush rework from Canadian artist Khotin. The remix of “770077” brings analog textures, a nostalgic bounce, and lo-fi warmth that perfectly bridges club energy with headphone-friendly depth. It’s a highlight of this week’s mood, retro-futuristic and emotionally rich.

The Philly All Stars – Love Is The Message (Eric Kupper Remix)

This classic gets a respectful update from longtime house producer and remixer Eric Kupper. With roots in disco, gospel and soul, the original was a foundational dancefloor anthem. Kupper adds steady house rhythm and crisp production, maintaining the emotional power of the original while giving it a timeless house context.

DJ Deep – groove architecture from Paris

With a legacy spanning from the ‘90s Paris scene to today’s global underground, DJ Deep is a master of subtle, percussive deep house. Tracks like “Sunday Loop” and “The Third Man” show his ability to hold a groove without overstatement. Clean drum programming, filtered pads and restrained builds make his work perfect for immersive listening or hypnotic dancefloors.

For a broader look at genre fusion and electronic evolution, read the recent post: Genre blending in deep house: the 2025 revolution.

Kirk Degiorgio – UK soul with Detroit discipline

Degiorgio’s work on “Elate” and “Seven Minutes of Funk” represents a deeper, soulful strand of techno and house. Known for his Applied Rhythmic Technology (ART) label and links to the broken beat scene, he blends British funk influence with Detroit-inspired synth arrangements. His tracks in this episode add a cinematic dimension to the mix.

HNNY – the Swedish storyteller

HNNY has a gift for wrapping lo-fi textures in warm, melodic structures. “Never Gonna Be the Same” taps into nostalgia without becoming melancholic. It’s soft, soulful, and emotionally present, a strong closer in the last quarter of the mix that invites introspection and calm movement.

DJ-only mix for members

As always, the DJ-only version of Dirty Disco 595, without voiceovers, is available exclusively to members on Mixcloud Select and Apple Podcasts. The length and flow change weekly, but the essence remains: uninterrupted music, curated with care. Members support the show and gain access to high-quality listening.

Dirty Disco 595 Tracklist

• 00:00:00 — Felipe Gordon – I Don’t Know Why
  
• 00:04:38 — Lauer – 770077 (Khotin Remix)
  
• 00:09:19 — The Philly All Stars – Love Is The Message (Eric Kupper Remix)
  
• 00:15:54 — Felipe Gordon – Takes Time
  
• 00:20:58 — Felipe Gordon – Overwhelmed
  
• 00:25:14 — Felipe Gordon – What We Used To Be
  
• 00:30:42 — Felipe Gordon – Profundo
  
• 00:35:31 — Felipe Gordon – Hold On
  
• 00:40:53 — TEE MANGO – Moonshots
  
• 00:46:16 — DJ Koze – Aruna
  
• 00:49:36 — Anton Allure – Floating Boogie (Extended Mix)
  
• 00:53:48 — TEE MANGO – My Mind Makes Up Monsters
  
• 00:59:58 — BondiNotBondi – Mais Que Nada (feat. Ellie Cullington) (Extended Mix)
  
• 01:04:28 — Kirk Degiorgio – Elate
  
• 01:08:30 — DJ Deep – Sunday Loop (Original Mix)
  
• 01:12:23 — DJ Deep – The Third Man (Original Mix)
  
• 01:17:11 — DJ Deep – Cable Guy (Original Mix)
  
• 01:20:57 — Carlo / Emanuele Barilli – Blissful Echoes
  
• 01:26:19 — Lauer – 770077
  
• 01:31:22 — Macka – Piccante
  
• 01:37:18 — Kirk Degiorgio – Seven Minutes Of Funk
  
• 01:44:39 — Carlo / Emanuele Barilli – Fade Affair
  
• 01:49:39 — HNNY – Never Gonna Be The Same
  
• 01:52:58 — Kirk Degiorgio – Lost
  
• 01:57:43 — Macka – Midnight Coastline

Featured this week on the blog

• Lo-fi deep house: the nostalgic sound redefining electronic music
• AI song makers in 2025: the future of music creation
• Nu-disco: a dance music journey across decades
• Inside London’s new club ‘Gallery’ with Bob Sinclar & Pete Tong

You may also enjoy our special editorial: The best deep house DJ sets of all time.

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Listen to Dirty Disco 595 now and let the mix accompany your day, whether you’re working, relaxing, moving or dreaming. The groove is always here.