Dirty Disco 623: A Deep House Journey Through Warm Grooves, Global Rhythms and Modern Underground Sounds

Dirty Disco 623 arrives as one of the most dynamic episodes of the year. Curated and mixed by Kono Vidovic, this two hour journey blends deep house, jazzy world influences, organic percussion, warm electronic textures and forward-thinking underground selections. For listeners who crave a balance between musical depth and dancefloor flow, episode 623 delivers a carefully sculpted experience designed around discovery, emotion and storytelling.

As always, Dirty Disco is more than a mix. It is a curated gateway into the evolving landscape of contemporary electronic music, highlighting new artists, underground labels and inspiring creative voices shaping the future of the scene. This episode includes music from T Markakis, Jimena Angel, NATE08, Intr0beatz, Petals In Sound, Mona Matsuoka and Captain Planet, with several featured artists appearing in recent interviews and Track Talks on DirtyDiscoRadio.com.

Whether you are listening from your studio, during a late-night drive, or while working from home, Dirty Disco 623 is an invitation to slow down, tune in and rediscover the beauty of well-selected electronic music.

The Artistic Heart of Dirty Disco 623

T Markakis: Warm, Melodic Deep House with Heart

The journey opens with selections from Greek producer T Markakis, whose distinctive blend of soulful chords, warm drums and melodic progression immediately sets the tone for the episode. His track “Little Prince” shines as one of the emotional highlights, a deep house cut that feels both intimate and timeless.

Listeners who want to learn more about his creative approach can explore the full Track Talk on DirtyDiscoRadio.com, where Kono and Markakis dive into his production process, inspirations and melodic philosophy.

Jimena Angel: Culture, Emotion and the Spirit of Aguacero

A standout presence in episode 623 is Colombian artist and Latin Grammy nominee Jimena Angel, whose new album Aguacero on Partyfine unfolds as a lush blend of folk, electronic textures, organic percussion and poetic storytelling.

Her tracks “Aguacero” and “Fuego” appear in this episode, showcasing her ability to fuse traditional roots with contemporary sonic landscapes. Earlier this month, Jimena joined Kono for a deep and emotional interview on DirtyDiscoRadio.com, revealing the cultural background and personal journey behind the album. Her music in this episode gains even greater meaning once you’ve read the full conversation.

NATE08: One of India’s Most Exciting New Voices

Dirty Disco has supported NATE08 since the early days, and his growth is impossible to ignore. His new body of work reveals a refined blend of electronic soul, broken beats, warm basslines and introspective songwriting.

Tracks like “Waiting,” “Afterlife,” and “What Was It” highlight the maturity of his sound and the wide range of influences in his production style. For listeners interested in his story, the new Track Talk and earlier feature pieces are available on DirtyDiscoRadio.com.

Petals In Sound: A Rising Voice in Deep and Emotional House

Episode 623 brings a spotlight to Petals In Sound, whose tracks “Most Things” and “Purpose” add an emotional and atmospheric dimension to the mix. Her elegant deep house signature blends soft pads, warm chords and introspective rhythms.

Her upcoming EP “Days Out”, releasing on 19 December, promises to be a standout for fans of subtle, musical deep house. This episode gives a beautiful preview of her evolving sound.

Intr0beatz, Captain Planet, Mona Matsuoka and More

Dirty Disco 623 continues with a strong middle section featuring:

• Intr0beatz — tight drum programming, classic deep house funk
• Captain Planet — global rhythms and warm world-electronic crossovers
• Mona Matsuoka — deep, minimalistic drive
• Declan McDermott — soulful underground textures
• Petals In Sound — emotional soundscapes
• Piers Kirwan & Javonntte — soulful vocals and warm keys

This creates a varied but cohesive sonic palette that keeps the mix energetic yet grounded.

Why Dirty Disco 623 Stands Out

Dirty Disco has built a reputation not just for selecting great tracks, but for presenting music in a way that respects the art and the listener. Episode 623 stands out for several reasons:

1. A careful emotional arc

The episode flows from warmth, to depth, to movement, to reflection, and back into groove. It feels like a complete musical story rather than a playlist.

2. A balance between new discoveries and established tastemakers

Listeners experience fresh underground releases alongside respected deep house producers, creating a blend that feels modern yet rooted.

3. Strong global energy

With influences from Latin America, Iceland, Japan, India and Europe, this episode reflects the global heartbeat of electronic music today.

4. Editorial richness

Dirty Disco is one of the few platforms where the mixes are supported by interviews, written features and Track Talks, giving listeners context and deeper connection.

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If you enjoyed this episode, you can dive deeper into the stories behind the music:

Featured interviews and Track Talks:

• Jimena Angel – Full Interview
Insight into her album Aguacero, cultural influences and artistic journey.

• T Markakis – Track Talk
His melodic approach, production mindset and new releases.

• NATE08 – Artist Feature & Track Talk
Exploring one of India’s brightest emerging electronic talents.

Listen to Dirty Disco 623

Dirty Disco 623 is available across all major platforms:

• Mixcloud (Hosted + DJ Only Edition)
• Apple Podcasts
• SoundCloud
• YouTube
• DirtyDiscoRadio.com
• Deep Radio (NL broadcast, every Monday 19:00–21:00)

Each platform offers a different listening experience depending on your preference, hosted storytelling, pure DJ mixes or high-quality streaming.

Full Tracklist

1. 00:00:00 – Dirty Disco (Intro Edit)
2. 00:00:58 – T Markakis – Starlight [Vibe Me To The Moon]
3. 00:06:05 – NATE08 – Waiting (feat. Benni Ola) [Needwant] – from the album Twentyseven
4. 00:10:01 – Jimena Angel – Aguacero [Partyfine] – from the album Aguacero
5. 00:12:45 – Michael Reinboth – As If By Magic (Moodorama Remix) [Compost Records]
6. 00:16:50 – Captain Planet & Erol Josué – Queen Of Thunder [Bastard Jazz]
7. 00:19:52 – Jimena Angel – Fuego [Partyfine] – Aguacero LP
8. 00:23:05 – Captain Planet & Trio Mocotó – O Xangô [Bastard Jazz]
9. 00:26:54 – NATE08 – Afterlife (feat. Dappest) [Needwant] – Twentyseven
10. 00:30:27 – T Markakis – Little Prince [Vibe Me To The Moon]
11. 00:37:44 – NATE08 – Where Are You Tonight (feat. Dishaan & Mallika) [Needwant] 
12. 00:40:39 – Captain Planet – Need To Move [Bastard Jazz]
13. 00:44:37 – Intr0beatz – Biltong Bump [Groovence]
14. 00:49:46 – Piers Kirwan feat. Javonntte – On & On (Original Mix) [Boogie Cafe]
15. 00:53:39 – Declan McDermott – Doin’ It All 4 U (Tom Trago Remix) [DOG105 / Delusions Of Grandeur]
16. 00:58:16 – Declan McDermott – Doin’ It All 4 U (Lovetempo Instrumental Remix) [DOG105 / Delusions Of Grandeur]
17. 01:04:07 – Mona Matsuoka – Taka (Extended Mix) [Non-Friction Records]
18. 01:09:30 – Intr0beatz – Move To Create [Groovence]
19. 01:15:11 – Finest Wear – Abstract Of Dance [Minor Sounds] – from Searching For Something EP
20. 01:20:06 – Intr0beatz – It’s Regular [Groovence]
21. 01:24:27 – Petals In Sound – All Night [Fortunea Records]
22. 01:29:12 – Petals In Sound – Most Things [Fortunea Records]
23. 01:34:42 – Petals In Sound – Purpose [Fortunea Records]
24. 01:38:47 – Intr0beatz – Hold On [Groovence]
25. 01:45:10 – Captain Planet – Barco Velho [Bastard Jazz]
26. 01:48:58 – NATE08 – What Was It (feat. Jamal Bucanon) [Needwant] – Twentyseven
27. 01:51:56 – NATE08 – She Left Me In Summer (feat. Jamal Bucanon) [Needwant]
28. 01:52:45 – Petals In Sound – Days [Fortunea Records]
29. 01:57:18 – Declan McDermott – Dani (feat. Luxonous) [DOG105 / Delusions Of Grandeur]

Conclusion

Dirty Disco 623 is a masterfully curated blend of deep house warmth, global textures, soulful drums and contemporary underground sounds. Whether you are a long-time listener or discovering Dirty Disco for the first time, this episode captures everything the show represents: musical depth, global inspiration and a consistent dedication to quality curation.

It is a celebration of artistry, connection and the universal language of rhythm, a reminder that great music is always just around the corner.