Dirty Disco 626: Deep House, Disco & Underground Club Music Curated by Kono Vidovic

Dirty Disco 626 is a long-form underground radio episode curated and mixed by Kono Vidovic, exploring the intersection of deep house, disco-rooted grooves and functional club music built for longevity rather than hype.

This episode is not designed around quick moments or peak-time shortcuts. Instead, it focuses on selection, pacing and catalog-driven releases that continue to work in DJ sets long after their initial release window.

Broadcast on Deep Radio and available worldwide via Dirty Disco, episode 626 reflects a mature approach to electronic music curation, where groove, restraint and timing take precedence over trend-chasing.

A Curated Journey Rather Than a Playlist

Dirty Disco has always positioned itself as more than a weekly mix. Episode 626 continues that philosophy by presenting the music as a coherent journey rather than a collection of individual tracks.

The opening section leans into disco-influenced house and live-feeling grooves, gradually transitioning into more stripped, functional club tools. As the episode progresses, the focus shifts toward underground labels and artists known for building long-term catalogs instead of one-off moments.

This approach mirrors a broader shift within electronic music culture, where DJs, labels and listeners increasingly value sustainability, consistency and depth over fast consumption.

Key Artists and Labels Shaping Episode 626

Ora The Molecule and Remix Culture

Early in the episode, Ora The Molecule appears through multiple remixes, including contributions from Lindstrøm and Nolan Gray. These versions highlight how remix culture can extend the life of a track while adapting it for different contexts, from melodic openings to more floor-focused moments.

TheBasement Discos as a Curatorial Backbone

A significant portion of Dirty Disco 626 draws from the ecosystem around TheBasement Discos. Rather than functioning purely as a label, it operates as a curatorial network, releasing records designed for DJs who play longer sets and prioritize flow over instant impact.

Artists such as DJ Sandwich, Duwayne Motley, Jack District, LET BR, Jansen and Jonk & Spook all contribute to this section of the episode, each offering variations on groove-first club functionality.

De La Groove and Long-Term DJ Tools

De La Groove releases appear as the episode moves deeper into its club-focused phase. Tracks like Sebastien Grand’s A Night At Blainville exemplify music built to hold space rather than dominate it, allowing DJs to shape the room over extended periods.

Established Voices and Continuity

Later in the episode, artists such as Frits Wentink, Ian Pooley and Dominic Oswald demonstrate how experience and continuity remain relevant in modern club culture. These tracks bridge generational gaps by maintaining core musical values while adapting to contemporary club contexts.

Community at the Core: A Message from Dragan

A defining moment in Dirty Disco 626 is a voice message from longtime listener and friend Dragan, who reflects on how the show influenced his musical taste and DJ journey over the years.

This moment reinforces one of Dirty Disco’s core ideas: that radio shows and curated platforms can actively shape listening habits, creative development and long-term engagement with underground music scenes.

Rather than positioning the show as a one-way broadcast, episode 626 highlights Dirty Disco as a shared space between curator and community.

Philippa, Fred P and Byron The Aquarius: Closing with Depth

The final stretch of the episode features a focused run of tracks by Philippa, followed by Fred P and Byron The Aquarius. This closing section emphasizes emotional depth, rhythm and restraint, offering a reflective conclusion rather than a high-energy payoff.

These selections underline the episode’s central theme: music that rewards attention and patience, both on the dancefloor and in long-form listening environments.

Full Tracklist – Dirty Disco 626

1. DD Intro 626
2. Recloose & Hazmat Live – Dance Girl
3. Starshine & Tilman – All I Need Is You (Tilman’s Claim Mix)
4. Ora The Molecule – Intergalactic (Lindstrøm Remix)
5. Ora The Molecule – Løveskatt (Nolan Gray Remix)
6. Mpharanyana – Disco (Anoraak Edit)
7. DJ Sandwich & Marc Pané – Supernova GS1
8. Le Chev – Pan Man
9. Duwayne Motley & Kelli Sae – Up For It All
10. Chinau – Kobuleti Organs
11. Sebastien Grand – A Night At Blainville
12. Marat Mode – Flow
13. The Pintauro Brothers – Only You
14. Medlar & Daisybelle – Body Ache
15. Philippa – Cloud Walking (feat. Séna)
16. Jack District – Sem Frescura
17. LET BR – Bodega Disko
18. Jansen – A To Z
19. Frits Wentink & Prince Palmer – Intentions (Prince Palmer Remix)
20. Larry G – Smooth
21. Jonk & Spook – Brooklyn
22. Frits Wentink & Ian Pooley – About You (Ian Pooley Remix)
23. Frits Wentink & Dominic Oswald – Club Land (Dominic Oswald Remix)
24. Philippa – Hear Me
25. Philippa – Return Of The Red Kite
26. Philippa – Tuesdays
27. Fred P – Say What You Feel
28. DJ Windows 7 – Nomada (Chris Costavez Remix)
29. Byron The Aquarius – The Last Mile Of The Way

Members Section and Extended DJ Mix

For listeners who want to experience Dirty Disco 626 in its most immersive form, the members section includes an extended DJ-only mix featuring four additional tracks and longer, uninterrupted transitions.

This version is designed for focused listening, longer sessions and deeper exploration of the episode’s core musical themes.

More Than a Radio Show

Dirty Disco 626 reinforces what Dirty Disco represents today: a platform centered on curation, context and community within underground electronic music culture.

Beyond the weekly show, Dirty Disco offers track talks, interviews, reviews and editorial content on dirtydiscoradio.com, creating a broader ecosystem for discovery and discussion.

Kono Vidovic is also available for international DJ bookings, bringing the Dirty Disco sound to clubs, festivals, brand events and private sessions worldwide.

Listen, Explore and Stay Connected

Dirty Disco 626 is available on Deep Radio, Mixcloud, SoundCloud and Apple Podcasts.

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