Dirty Disco 612: A Deep House Journey from Zam T’s Spirit to Caviar Jazz Treasures

Welcome to Dirty Disco 612, a global exploration of deep house, soulful grooves, and underground gems. This week’s episode brings together the new generation of house talent from South Africa and Argentina with timeless rarities from the Caviar Jazz project. Hosted by Kono Vidovic, this 2-hour mix is packed with promos, vinyl-only cuts, and music that connects the roots of house culture with its future.

What’s Inside Dirty Disco 612

This week’s selection feels like a conversation across continents. We start with Charles Webster & Bokani Dyer on Stay True Sounds, a collaboration that blends deep house sophistication with South African jazz. From there, Manuel Sahagun brings the warmth of Buenos Aires with a string of promos on Fortunea Records. His tracks are funky, playful, and brimming with groove.

Another highlight is Logo Alloy & Zam T, a South African duo on Vibe Me To The Moon. Their mission is simple: create deep house that is spiritual, emotional, and timeless. With tracks like Let’s Go and Care For Me, they show how underground music can still feel larger than life.

And then there’s the much-anticipated Caviar Jazz project, a compilation that reworks and reimagines house, disco, and jazz through fresh edits and extended remixes. Expect to hear:

• Mondo Grosso – Souffles H (King Street Extended Club Mix)
• Janet Jackson – Go Deep (Masters At Work Flute Remix)
• Frankie Knuckles – Bac N Da Day (Clepto Mix)
• Josma – Voices In Los Angeles (Disco ’70) (Vinyl Only)

It’s a treasure chest for anyone who loves the fusion of jazz and house, with legends like Masters At Work and Frankie Knuckles sitting comfortably alongside underground names. Read about how Rocco Pandiani and Caviar Jazz got inspired.

Spotlight: Flabbergast on Circus Company

One of the most surprising turns in this mix comes from Flabbergast, who delivers Timecrowave and Tiou de Checheu on Circus Company. Known for pushing experimental boundaries, Circus Company has always championed artists who like to twist house music into unexpected forms. Flabbergast’s work here is quirky, hypnotic, and yet deeply groovy, a reminder that house music thrives on innovation.

A Moment with Nina Simone

No episode of Dirty Disco would be complete without a touch of history. This week, that comes from Nina Simone’s “Sinnerman”, remixed by Eliezer. The original, recorded in 1965, is a protest anthem and spiritual epic that became one of Nina’s most iconic works. Hearing it reshaped for today’s underground is both emotional and inspiring, a perfect example of how house music doesn’t just recycle history, it reimagines it.

Why Dirty Disco 612 Matters

Dirty Disco 612 is more than just another mix. It’s a showcase of how the underground continues to evolve while staying connected to its roots. From the streets of Johannesburg to the jazz clubs of Tokyo, from the warehouses of Buenos Aires to the dancefloors of New York, these tracks form a story about community, resilience, and creativity.

This week’s mix is especially important because it features:

• Fresh promos you won’t hear anywhere else yet
• Vinyl-only rarities from Caviar Jazz
• Extended spiritual deep house journeys from Logo Alloy & Zam T
• A 2.5-hour members-only version for those who want to go deeper

Listen to Dirty Disco 612

• 🎧 Hosted version available on SoundCloud and Mixcloud
• 🎚️ DJ-only extended version (2.5h) available exclusively for members on Mixcloud Select and Apple Podcasts Exclusives

The members-only edition goes five tracks further, making it the full journey as it was meant to be heard.

Full Tracklist – Dirty Disco 612

01. [00:00:00] Charles Webster & Bokani Dyer – The Artist (Stay True Sounds)
02. [00:05:13] Manuel Sahagun – Mermelada
03. [00:09:17] Logo Alloy & Zam T – Let’s Go (Vibe Me To The Moon)
04. [00:14:55] Manuel Sahagun – Escapo y no puedo (Fortunea Records)
05. [00:19:20] Manuel Sahagun – September Strike (Fortunea Records)
06. [00:23:45] Mondo Grosso – Souffles H (King Street Extended Club Mix) [Caviar Jazz]
07. [00:29:56] Flabbergast – Timecrowave (Circus Company)
08. [00:40:18] Flabbergast – Tiou de Checheu (Circus Company)
09. [00:46:22] Skygroover – Never Be Alone (Extended Mix) (Nervous Records)
10. [00:53:07] Logo Alloy & Zam T – Goin Nowhere (Vibe Me To The Moon)
11. [00:59:04] Josma – Voices In Los Angeles (Disco ’70) [Caviar Jazz – Vinyl Only]
12. [01:04:49] Logo Alloy & Zam T – Don’t Go Stay (Vibe Me To The Moon)
13. [01:10:19] Logo Alloy & Zam T – Care For Me (Vibe Me To The Moon)
14. [01:16:36] Nina Simone – Sinnerman (Eliezer Remix) [Whitelabel]
15. [01:21:32] Manuel Sahagun – I’m In Love
16. [01:26:34] Jo Boyer – Isabelle And The Rain (Da Funkie Junkie & Cosmic Girl Caviar Jazz Edit) [Caviar Jazz]
17. [01:30:20] Luca Ferrand – One For The Soul (Feedasoul Records)
18. [01:34:53] Manuel Sahagun – Kerry B (Fortunea Records)
19. [01:40:30] Mike Nasty – Jazz Flower (Nasty Tracks)
20. [01:45:28] Janet Jackson – Go Deep (Masters At Work Flute Remix) [Caviar Jazz – Vinyl Only]
21. [01:56:03] Peter Brown – Ride The Rhythm (Extended Vocal Mix) (Brook Gee Records)
22. [02:00:41] Cricco Castelli – Life Is Changing [Caviar Jazz]
23. [02:07:30] I:Cube – Disco Cubizm (Daft Punk Remix) [Caviar Jazz]
24. [02:15:09] Frankie Knuckles – Bac N Da Day (Clepto Mix) [Caviar Jazz – Digital Only]
25. [02:21:30] NYC Live & Direct – Move Like This (Chronicles Mix) [Caviar Jazz – Digital Only]
26. [02:28:29] Cricco Castelli – Life is Changin Again (Club Mix) [Caviar Jazz]

Join the Dirty Disco Community

Dirty Disco isn’t just a podcast, it’s a global community of deep house lovers. Here’s how you can be part of it:

• 💬 Engage: Tag @dirtydiscoradio in your Instagram stories and let us know which track hit you hardest this week.
• 📖 Read: Explore the latest blogs, reviews, and interviews on dirtydiscoradio.com, including 10 Tracks That Inspired Zam T and our feature on the making of Caviar Jazz.
• 🎵 Support: Become a member on Mixcloud Select or Apple Podcasts for exclusive extended mixes.
• 🎧 Book Kono Vidovic: Want to bring the Dirty Disco sound to your city, club, or festival? Contact me for DJ bookings.

Final Thoughts

Dirty Disco 612 is proof that underground music is alive and thriving. With new artists pushing boundaries and legends being reimagined for today’s listeners, this episode is both a celebration of house history and a look into its future.

Press play, join the ride, and remember, music is the thread that keeps us connected.