Woody Cook's House Party
A curation from Woody Cook, Fat Boy slim’s son, combining both classic dance grooves and cool, cutting-edge contemporary beats. Drop the needle on the vinyl, get into party mode and feel the dopamine rush.
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About This Box
Combining both classic dance grooves and cool, cutting-edge contemporary beats, the albums featured in Woody Cook's House Party are guaranteed to make you feel good. Whether you're sitting in an armchair or throwing shapes on the dance floor, this collection proves that great dance music can transport the listener to another world. Drop the needle on the vinyl, get into party mode and feel the dopamine rush.
What you’ll be listening to...
Your box will include a handpicked selection of two or three albums from this collection of eight:

Snacks
Jax Jones

Snacks
Jax Jones
Jax Jones has put together an impressive collection of insanely catchy songs. It’s not easy to come by an album which contains hit after hit like this does. It is a joy to listen to.
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Tracklist
A1 - House Work (featuring Mike Dunn and MNEK)
A2 - Jacques (with Tove Lo)
A3 - You Don't Know Me (featuring Raye)
A4 - Harder (with Bebe Rexha)
B1 - Ring Ring (with Mabel featuring Rich the Kid)
B2 - Instruction (featuring Demi Lovato and Stefflon Don)
B3 - Play (with Years & Years)
C1 - 100 Times
C2 - Breathe (featuring Ina Wroldsen)
C3 - Cruel
C4 - All Day and Night (with Martin Solveig and Madison Beer)
D1 - One Touch" (with Jess Glynne)
D2 - All 4 U
D3 - This Is Real (with Ella Henderson)
D4 - Tequila Time (Outro)

Bone Bame
10LEC6

Bone Bame
10LEC6
Whatever you call it, Bone Bame is a riotously fun listen.
10LEC6 have been kicking around the French label for a few years now, but the addition of singer/MC Nicole has seen the group develop a new sound that they describe as ‘Bulupunk’.
The ‘Bulu’ part comes from the Bantou dialect Nicole sings/raps/shouts in, while the ‘punk’ bit leans more towards the party-starting post-punk of ESG, Liquid Liquid et al.
Tracklist
1. Bedjem Mebok
2. Etam Enabe
3. Ayong Ya Yop
4. Quakerz
5. Augusta
6. Make Madjeng
7. What Dat Azz Do?
8. Bone Bame

Renaissance
Aluna

Renaissance
Aluna
With her solo debut, AlunaGeorge’s Aluna Francis explores dance music in many forms—pop-house, dancehall, funk, Caribbean and African dance - as a personal refuge and an industry corrective.
Renaissance was written for the inner headspace as much as the dancefloor—convenient in a year where those are empty. “Don’t Hit My Line” hammers exes back into the woodwork to a four-to-the-floor beat, but complicates itself: percussion interludes and Francis’s staccato vocal turn the beat polyrhythmic, and the melody leans hard into “I think of you,” like a “New Rules” by someone not totally ready to let go of the old.
Lead lead single “Body Pump,” written with Josh Lloyd-Watson of Jungle, is built like a house-diva showcase, from the torchy first verse to the drop to the triumphant close. But there’s a scrappiness to it, in the froth of handclaps on the bridge—a studio accident, left in—and the way Aluna pushes her voice into the red, frayed and vulnerable.
Tracklist
A1 - I’ve Been Starting To Love All The Things I Hate
A2 - Warrior (Ft. SG Lewis)
A3 - Sneak
A4 - Envious
B1 - Don't Hit My Line
B2 - Get Paid by Aluna, Princess Nokia & Jada Kingdom
B3 - The Recipe (Ft. Rema)
C1 - Body Pump
C2 - Ain't My Business
C3 - Off Guard
D1 - Back Up
D2 - Pressure
D3 - Surrender
D4 - Whistle

Energy
Disclosure

Energy
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The Lawrence brothers' first album in five years is an electrifying bender that hoovers up new inspiration and another sparkling array of pals
Their shortest album yet, ‘ENERGY’ is a rough-and-ready bender that evokes their house and garage-revival beginnings while sprinkling in some new flavours: turn-of-the-century French-touch (‘Lavender’), alternative hip-hop (‘Reverie’) and bustling samba beats (‘ENERGY’).
Speaking to NME for this week’s cover story, Howard admitted that they perhaps “tried to be too clever” with and “overthought” parts of their previous record – this collection encouraged them to follow their instincts and embrace the melodies, choruses and beats that arrived the fastest.
The result is brilliant, bruising dance music right from the gut.
Tracklist
A1 - Watch Your Step
A2 - Lavender
B1 - My High
B2 - Who Knew?
C1 - Douha (Mali Mali)
C2 - Fractal (Interlude)
C3 - Ce N'est Pas
D1 - Energy
D2 - Thinking 'Bout You (Interlude)
D3 - Birthday
D4 - Reverie

Nightclubbing
Grace Jones

Nightclubbing
Grace Jones
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Palo Santo
Palo Santo

Years and Years
Palo Santo
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Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars (15th Anniversary)
Fatboy Slim

Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars (15th Anniversary)
Fatboy Slim
Where other electronica whizzes chase dance microgenres down futuristic blind alleys, Norman “Fatboy Slim” Cook mines riffs from every era like a hip-hop DJ
Cook hasn’t given up the dance-floor stomps that made him a million-seller with “The Rockafeller Skank,” “Praise You” and the 1998 album that held them, You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby. His new album has its own catch phrases - “What the fuck,” “Push the tempo,” “Retox the freak in me” — with happy, gimmicky tracks to match, full of giddy anachronisms that could be called “retronica.”
Tracklist
A1 - Talking Bout My Baby
A2 - Star
A3 - Sunset (Bird Of Prey)
B1 - Love Life
B2 - Ya Mama
B3 - Mad Flava
C1 - Retox
C2 - Weapon Of Choice
C3 - Drop The Hate
B1 - Demons
B2 - Song For Shelter

Late Night Feelings
Mark Ronson

Late Night Feelings
Mark Ronson
Produced by Mark Ronson and performed and co-written by a suite of female vocalists, this compilation explores the many shades of heartbreak in current pop.
Late night feelings is refreshingly candid. “Find U Again,” performed and co-written by Cabello, is wildly endearing for the sheer, unapologetic 22-year-old-ness of its perspective. “This crush is kind of crushing me,” she sings, and follows the line with: “I do therapy at least twice a week.” The lyric is no less effective for its clumsiness, an honest expression of anguish that resists the urge to slap a pretty, poetic bow on weeping on the sofa in a psychotherapist’s office.
“Nothing Breaks Like a Heart,” a Miley Cyrus contribution that aims to recapture the magic of her “Jolene” cover, also stands out as a floor-fliller.
Tracklist
A1 - Late Night Prelude
A2 - Late Night Feelings (Ft. Lykke Li)
A3 - Find U Again (Ft. Camila Cabello)
A4 - Pieces of Us (Ft. King Princess)
B1 - Knock Knock Knock (Ft. YEBBA)
B2 - Don't Leave Me Lonely (Ft. YEBBA)
B3 - When U Went Away (Ft. YEBBA)
C1 - Truth (Ft. Alicia Keys & The Last Artful, Dodgr)
C2 - Nothing Breaks Like a Heart (Ft. Miley Cyrus)
C3 - True Blue (Ft. Angel Olsen)
D1 - Why Hide (Ft. Diana Gordon)
D2 - 2 AM (Ft. Lykke Li)
D3 - Spinning (Ft. Ilsey)

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