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Tim Deluxe The Little Ginger

Club Kid

For his debut, he served up a stonking set of deep house grooves, including a future classic that would become his biggest hit. ADD THESE TO YOUR PLAYLIST:

‘It Just Won’t Do’, ‘Mundaya (The Boy)’, ‘Less Talk More Action!’

St Germain Tourist

Ludovic Navarre mixed up jazzy styles and electronica with a fancy French flair on this Blue Note millennial masterpiece. ADD THESE TO YOUR PLAYLIST:

‘Rose Rouge’, ‘Sure Thing’, ‘Montego Bay Spleen’

Nuyorican Soul Nuyorican Soul

The Masters at Work joined the dots between Latin, soul, house, and hip-hop in ’97. With an all-star cast, along for the ride. ADD THESE TO YOUR PLAYLIST:

‘I Am the Black Gold of the Sun’, ‘It’s Alright, I Feel It!’, ‘Nautilus’

Lamb Fear of Fours

By their second studio album, Andy Barlow and Lou Rhodes were also bored sick of dance music conventions (including the 4/4 beat referenced in the title). ADD THESE TO YOUR PLAYLIST:

‘"B Line’, ‘Soft Mistake’, ‘Bonfire’

Uniting Of Opposites

Ancient Lights

Indian/classical/drone/jazz fusion album from Tim, Clem Alford and Ben Hazleton, released on Brighton label, Tru Thoughts, in 2018. ADD THESE TO YOUR PLAYLIST:

‘Mints’, ‘Car Number 27 / Mr. Alpo’, ‘The Uniting Of Opposites’