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I always associate deep house with the summer when you want something a bit gentler and a bit cheerier. Here’s a couple of delightful tracks from Nutritious and Reinhout.

Nutritious is from New York. His biog says “Nutritious signed his first record deal at 16, was promoting at the Palladium by 17, and held the first residency as Save The Robots transitioned in...


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All braced for the fifth UK heatwave. While I wait for the day to heat up here’s some cooling drum and bass vibes from Blow Dart.

Blow Dart is from Victorville, California who offers only that he’s “providing dnb jungle house hip-hop tracks for y’all to vibe to.” Not sure about ending a sentence on a preposition but he’s not wrong about his dnb jungle house mix...


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Summertime study beats today with Paradox, and Luke Ob. Both have a lovely jazzy swing.

Paradox is a regular here . This is his sixth appearance but the first in a year. He’s a Denve...


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A new track from Dionisaf for Ambient Sunday as well as news about a free compilation he’s just released.

Dionisaf (Dionis Afonichev) is from Washington DC. His biography describes him as “an American multi-instrumentalist, ambient sound and visual artist, composer, and producer. Founder and general manager of Chitra Records and its divisions.”

He’s ...


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Lullabies is back with a new track. This time the spaghetti western boom bap has morphed into some faraway electronic Americana on Lost Dutchman.

Lullabies is from Phoenix, Arizona and has become a bit of an Acid Tedblog favourite. Mostly, his work has a chilled dusty boom bap feel. New single, Lost Dutchman, takes a different path.

Lost ...


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