What's your 90s house music essential? #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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What's your 90s house music essential? #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Nothing tops 90s house. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Nothing tops 90s house. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Classics don’t age...they get passed down. Listen to more 90s underground house on our Strictly Underground playlist. Link in bio. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Classics don’t age...they get passed down. Listen to more 90s underground house on our Strictly Underground playlist. Link in bio. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Back to where it all began. 90s house forever. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Back to where it all began. 90s house forever. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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A hypnotic 90s house weapon built for the dancefloor. Produced by the same Canuck team behind two other 1994 Strictly releases, Rhythm & Co’s Stay With Me and LSJ feat CJ’s I Just Wanna Be Free, The Jungle Men’s Wine Your Waist takes prominent inspirations from two of the label’s best known titles. The Caribbean flavors of the vocal and a certain synth sound are firmly from the I Like To Move It canon – though the single line wisely doesn’t even attempt the Mad Stuntman’s lyrical gymnastics – an
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A hypnotic 90s house weapon built for the dancefloor. Produced by the same Canuck team behind two other 1994 Strictly releases, Rhythm & Co’s Stay With Me and LSJ feat CJ’s I Just Wanna Be Free, The Jungle Men’s Wine Your Waist takes prominent inspirations from two of the label’s best known titles. The Caribbean flavors of the vocal and a certain synth sound are firmly from the I Like To Move It canon – though the single line wisely doesn’t even attempt the Mad Stuntman’s lyrical gymnastics – an
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Ibiza in the 90s, nothing else compared... Listen to this track and more on out Strictly Club Cuts Vol. 11 compilation: https://strictlyrhythm.lnk.to/ccvol11FA | Strictly Rhythm
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Ibiza in the 90s, nothing else compared... Listen to this track and more on out Strictly Club Cuts Vol. 11 compilation: https://strictlyrhythm.lnk.to/ccvol11FA | Strictly Rhythm
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A Latin groove built to burn the booth down. The longest running act on Strictly Rhythm with releases spanning 1991 to 2000, House 2 House slims down to Henry Maldonado flying solo for this seventh outing. And there’s a change of musical style too as Maldonado crafts a percussive, horn driven groove that sits somewhere between soulful filtered disco and the wave of Latin house that would explode in the early 2000s. Listen here: strictlyrhythm.bio.to/LatinSoulThing #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhyt
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A Latin groove built to burn the booth down. The longest running act on Strictly Rhythm with releases spanning 1991 to 2000, House 2 House slims down to Henry Maldonado flying solo for this seventh outing. And there’s a change of musical style too as Maldonado crafts a percussive, horn driven groove that sits somewhere between soulful filtered disco and the wave of Latin house that would explode in the early 2000s. Listen here: strictlyrhythm.bio.to/LatinSoulThing #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhyt
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A lost house groove straight from the 90s. If Time Travel sounds something very like a DJ Pierre tune, there’s a good reason – Pierre takes writing and co-mixing credits here and Maurice is both his protegee and younger brother. The second of Maurice’s brace of 1995 releases for Strictly strikes a balance between the smoother, deeper end of wild pitch and the tougher going on squelchy side, with a deep, hypnotic modulated key riff giving way to more jagged, atonal keys, all underpinned by drivin
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An energetic 90s rhythm to destroy any dance floor. Along with regular production partner DJ Digit, DJ EFX, aka Raul Recinos, was a key part of the San Francisco house wave that began in the early 90s. The San Frandisko sound, as they termed it, blended US house with an often more energetic and European-facing vibe. This 1994 double header from EFX encapsulates the sound with his own gritty approach – there’s a definite Dutch influence in the bumping but melodic Feelin’ Kinda Lovely before thing
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The 90s rave scene, fueled by Larry Tee. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Close your eyes and feel the 90s groove. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Strictly From The Vault Digital Debut: George Morel An enduring house classic, George Morel’s Let’s Groove figures in most Strictly Rhythm top tens. Originally part of the 1993 release Morel’s Grooves 4, its growing club popularity predictably led to the let’s slap a vocal on that instrumental and remix it phenomenon, and singer Heather Wildman duly stepped up with the vocals for a slew of new versions by Morel and the UK’s Rhythm Masters and Joey Musaphia. | Strictly Rhythm
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House music heals. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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New York House (1990-96) Part 1 | Strictly Rhythm Selection Mix
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Throwing it back to this legendary clip of Crystal Waters performing her iconic track 'Gyspy Woman (She's Homeless) at Festivalbar in 1991 🤯 Check out more house classics on our Classic House Hits playlist: https://spoti.fi/3NnfQ5e | Strictly Rhythm
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It’s the golden era of house music. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Still essential. Day 3 brings Underground Solution’s Luv Dancin. Listen now on our Classic House Hits playlist. Link in bio. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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No era hits like the 90s. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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Can you believe it's been almost 30 years since Josh Win's acid house classic was released? Released in 1995 on Strictly Rhythm, it epitomized the emerging techno and acid house scene. Wink's innovative sampling and production techniques made it a cult classic, influencing generations of DJs and producers. This iconic anthem continues to be revered for its pivotal role in shaping electronic music culture | Strictly Rhythm
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A track that defined the sound of house. Listen now on our Strictly Rhythm Classics playlist. Link in bio. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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The duo behind Rare Arts’ 1991 Latino hit Boriqua Posse, Danny and Victor Vargas, returned to Strictly in 1994 with this double header. The classic Todd Terry style Latin freestyle/house crossover vibes on both This Jam Is Boomin and Running were already knowingly old school flavours, but the brothers show a different side on the Running Remix with a deeper, smoother and more intriguing take that lands somewhere between a Masters At Work dub and early UK garage. Listen here: https://strictlyrhyt
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A record that didn’t just move the dance floor, it moved a generation. Over 32 years, Deep Inside by Hardrive remains one of the most emotionally charged and genre-defining house records ever made. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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A deep vocal groove you might not have heard before. This 1994 effort sees Danny and Victor Vargas take a break from their high energy Boriqua freestyle house and head towards something a little deeper. Misty Waters is closer to the mellow, more abstract tracks that characterised many of Strictly’s early 90s releases with additional soulful strokes, while I Wanna Luv is a touch more punchy, the looped titular vocal hook driven by a reverbed keyboard stab and upfront, snare-led beats. Listen here
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Strictly From The Vaults Digital Debut: L.S.U Canadian production team AB The Hit Man and LG The Intrepid turned out three releases for Strictly in the mid 90s, confusingly all under different act names. Featuring songwriting credits from Rupert Gayle and Len Grant, both closely involved with Toronto’s feted early house label Big Shot, it’s no surprise that the pianos, strings, hooky background vocals and smooth production style on I Just Wanna Be Free are all very much in the slick, just the ri
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Warning: This groove has no brakes. Strictly’s early releases spanned a whole range of what New York producers were turning out at the time and sometimes, as with this 1991 release by Techno Fixx’s Caution/The Edge, that touched on a growing hard house and techno scene. Both titles – the electro and orgasmic vocals of Caution and the abrasive synth riffs and heavy beats of The Edge – are way more in tune with the post new beat and Euro techno sound coming out of Belgium and The Netherlands (thin
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°Strictly Rhythm Tribute Mix I° 1990-1994
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We asked for one track for someone who never listened to house music and you did not disappoint. #StrictlyRhythm | Strictly Rhythm
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An underground Strictly tune we can't enough of 1. Logic - The Warning [Inner Mix] You can listen to this tracks and more on Strictly Club Cuts, Vol 9 compilation: https://strictlyrhythm.lnk.to/CCVol9FA | Strictly Rhythm
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A fresh ID for the weekend. Originally a cohort of pioneering Brooklyn house and techno producer Frankie Bones, Jason ‘Jinx’ Zambito tended to the tougher side of house, and this one of two releases for Strictly under his Jinxed profile bears that out. Hold Me is a sparsely produced if not minimal workout anchored with weighty beats and featuring the titular vocal loop floating over a set of synth keyboard stabs and increasingly acidic flourishes, the latter peaking with the more fluid Groovy Ac
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Today we bring you 5 classic Strictly records that are available digitally for the first time! There’s pioneering deep house from Wayne Gardiner’s Logic with ‘The Difference’, the follow-up to ‘The Warning’, classic vocal house from Ira Levi’s ‘Live Your Life’ with mixes from Wamdue Kids), West Coast proto tech house from David Alvarado; The Believers’ ‘Essence Of Life’ - the underrated follow up to ‘Who Dares To Believe In Me’; and essential ‘90s house from Groove Patrol (aka 95 North). Listen
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