Dirty Disco is back with another hot mix of electronic tunes! This week we’ve got 26 fresh new tracks from some of the best labels around, including Defected, Shall Not Fade, and Citizens Of Vice. Featured artists this week include SeeMeNot, Felipe Gordon, Glass Animals, The Jungle Giants, Liam Doc, Earth Boys and more. So crank up those speakers and get ready to vibe all day and night long!

This week’s most popular releases.

Here below is a small highlighted selection from this week’s curated music. To see the full playlist you can use the tracklist on the bottom of this page. You can check these releases but most importantly let the music guide you. Remember that this week’s mix selection is also available as a continuous DJ mix here.

Earth Boys – Ditties.

Earth Boys, the duo of Julian C. Duron and Michael Sherburn are known for driving lo-fi house tracks, funky breakbeats and their annual epic 4-20 mix. Their twelfth vinyl release takes a more playful turn, titled “DITTIES”, this lighthearted yet earnest EP explores dance pop with catchy melodies, conversational lyrics, fanciful storytelling. Earth Boys touches on both nostalgic memories of raves past (We Didn’t See the End Freight KIM 3.6) as well draws from dreamlike fictional scenarios (Touchdown and Autobahn). Ultimately Lyrically it is a a timeless hymn or ode to dance music through the years.

The Jungle Giants – Love Signs Remixed.

The Jungle Giants have announced the release of an entirely reworked version of their fourth studio album, 2021’s “Love Signs.” The remix album was released on July 15th, via Amplifire / Together We Can Work Together. Both a Dan Shake remix of “Treat You Right” and a Bag Raiders remix of the album’s title track “Love Signs” were shared in late 2021 as previews for the record.

Felipe Gordon – Natural Born Climber.

Felipe Gordon, a Bogotá-based musician who will go over well with our seasoned fans, is back with his seventh release on Natural Born Climber EP. Natural Born Climber EP sees Gordon continue in the same jazz-inflected style as his previous EP, showcasing his ability to play many instruments and combine textures to create an infectious whole.

The EP is introduced by ‘The Love,’ a song that sets the listener up for what’s to come with its sensual groove and occasional classy jazz piano. What follows is ‘Da Ghent Life,’ which brings the funk with its bass guitar and skippy percussion, culminating in a soul-stroking saxophone breakdown. This upbeat trend continues with More Than Grateful”s melody and Detroit-inspired vocal chops before reaching its climax with the title track, an infectious dance tune.

SeeMeNot – Borderline Remixes EP.

At the end of 2020, Jamaican-Canadian artist SeeMeNot released her debut single ‘Borderline’ on her own imprint Brainstream Music. She received quick acclaim from Solomun, TSHA, Skream and many more influential artists from the scene for her hypnotic vocal and natural lyricality. This led to her being named Pete Tong’s Essential New Tune and one-to-watch by both DJ Mag and Beatpo...