Dirty Disco 607: 20 Years of Lazy Days, Deep Frequencies, and Soulful Crossroads

There are moments in music where everything just clicks. Not because the BPM is perfect or the synth line is catchy, but because the tracks, the transitions, and the intention behind them open a space that feels both deeply personal and universally shared. Dirty Disco 607 is one of those moments.

This episode is more than just a weekly mix. It is a tribute, a celebration, and a living archive of what it means to stay rooted in the underground while continuously evolving. With nearly three hours of seamlessly blended music, Dirty Disco 607 moves through lush deep house textures, broken rhythms, jazz-tinged disco, Afro-electronic storytelling, and forward-thinking dance music that never forgets where it came from.

A Tribute to Lazy Days Recordings

This week, we turn our ears toward a label that has shaped the sonic identity of countless selectors: Lazy Days Recordings.

Founded in 2005 by Fred Everything, Lazy Days was born out of frustration and creative necessity. When no label wanted to sign a track Fred believed in, he launched his own imprint. That track, Friday, became LZD001 and went on to become a sleeper hit and the label’s best-selling record to date.

Two decades later:

• Over 150 releases
• More than 100 artists featured
• Collaborations with Atjazz, Art of Tones, Shur-I-Kan, Crazy P, Prins Thomas, and Ian Pooley
• Showcases at Fabric (London), Igloofest (Montreal), and more
• Two JUNO Award nominations

Lazy Days has grown into a global community of deep house lovers and forward-thinking artists.

Highlights from the 20-Year Compilation

Dirty Disco 607 dives into the anniversary compilation with standout tracks by:

• Fred Everything
• Kruse & Nuernberg
• Art of Tones
• Beau Zwart
• Milton Jackson
• Roberto Rodriguez

These tracks provide the emotional core of the mix, bridging the timeless and the contemporary.

Expanding the Sound: Promos and Leftfield Grooves

Beyond the Lazy Days legacy, this episode features new energy and genre-defying artists.

Tryangle Man – House of Desired Funk

• A self-described “peace-seeking Space Being”
• Blends jazz, ambient, deep house, and improvisation
• His latest release teases an upcoming concept album

Farhot – Kabul Fire Aesthetics

• Includes collabs with Daniel Kimaz and Siriusmo
• Cinematic, glitchy, deeply textured
• A true example of genreless production

Jeff Johnson – The Window Speaks

• Warm, analog, introspective
• Feels like a nighttime drive through an unknown city

Karizma & Henrik Villard

• Percussive, stripped-down, and physical
• Built for movement, grounded in rhythm

Raz & Afla – A Cultural Remix Masterclass

One of the defining moments of this mix is:

We Taya (DMX Krew Remix)

• Originally from the album Echoes of Resistance by Raz & Afla
• Reimagined by DMX Krew into a sparkling Afro-disco hybrid
• Features Rhodes solos, jazz-funk guitars, and vibrant groove
• Balances cultural authenticity with club energy

Listen Deeper: Flow and Intention

What ties Dirty Disco 607 together is not just the music, but the movement between tracks. There are:

• Waves of reflection
• Moments of tension and release
• A steady undercurrent of soul

This episode is curated not just to make you dance, but to help you reflect, recharge, and reconnect.

Full Tracklist

1. 00:00:00 QUEST – Smooth Skin
2. 00:06:46 East Coast Love Affair – Xylocopa Violate
3. 00:10:30 Kruse & Nuernberg feat. Nathalie Claude – Leaves Falling (Mario Basanov Remix) – Lazy Day Recordings
4. 00:16:45 Fred Everything – Barbarella (I:Cube Parisian Sleeze Mix) – Lazy Day Recordings
5. 00:21:33 Milton Jackson & Ski Oakenfull – Got To Find – Lazy Day Recordings
6. 00:25:24 Tryangle Man – House Of Desired Funk – Tryangle Man Records
7. 00:31:34 Farhot – YANA (with Daniel Kimaz) – Kabul Fire Records
8. 00:35:02 Jeff Johnson – The Window Speaks – Pan-Am Tracks
9. 00:39:30 Farhot – HOOYOO (with Siriusmo) – Kabul Fire Records
10. 00:43:45 Beau Zwart – Bambino Breaks – Lazy Day Recordings
11. 00:48:50 Farhot – MARS – Kabul Fire Records
12. 00:52:05 Frank & Tony – After All
13. 00:58:59 Art Of Tones – Elephants – Lazy Day Recordings
14. 01:04:04 gutinstinct – Pueblo – Fortunea Records
15. 01:10:43 Axel Boman – Twinkle Twinkle
16. 01:14:34 Art Of Tones – Unstopped (The Revenge Remix) – Lazy Day Recordings
17. 01:20:31 Fred Everything – Space Time (Atjazz Galaxy Aart Remix) – Lazy Day Recordings
18. 01:27:43 DFRA / Nick Weaver – Devaluation
19. 01:32:15 Roberto Rodriguez – Loving Me, Loving You – Lazy Day Recordings
20. 01:39:00 Karizma – Kellah
21. 01:40:48 Henrik Villard – Function
22. 01:45:25 Lootbeg – Exec
23. 01:51:19 Raz & Afla – We Taya (DMX Krew Remix) – Wah Wah 45s
24. 01:57:44 Mathew Jonson – The Box
25. 02:05:04 DFRA – Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
26. 02:09:20 Intr0beatz – Get It On – Cosmic Angles
27. 02:14:57 DFRA – Keep On
28. 02:21:21 Intr0beatz – Hold Tight – Cosmic Angles
29. 02:26:28 Intr0beatz – On My Own – Cosmic Angles
30. 02:32:23 Paul Rudder feat. Segilola – Glue – Lazy Day Recordings
31. 02:38:54 Patrick Holland – In Memory

Final Words

Dirty Disco 607 is a sonic letter to those who still believe that music is more than background noise. It is storytelling through rhythm, community through curation, and soul through sound.

To all listeners, whether long-time followers or first-time explorers, thank you. You keep this movement alive.

Keep digging, keep feeling, and most of all: keep listening.

Dirty Disco continues.