Julie Brannen - I'll Be Good To YouWhile Italo house of the early to mid 1990s was a distinctive sound, it owed a great deal to NYC and NJ garage house, with many of the finest records being closer in sound and feel to their American counterparts than the country's earlier 'dream house' wave (think Sueno Latino and Don Carlos). Julie Brannen's 1993 gem, reissued here for the first time by Groovin', is a fantastic example of this. It brings together the three most loved of the numerous

minimalistic funk and experimental boogie jams with a massive use of FM synthesis made by Periodica Records foreman

Spaced Out 8:48

Bill Summers appears courtesy of Prestige Records

previously unreleased tracks

Various Artists – curated by System Olympia "Love Language"

A unique record that once again emphasizes the greatness of this artist

The full-length album follows the Pro-Teens now collectible 7"s of The Pro-Teens' renditions ofPeachfuzz b/w One BeerandDoomsday b/w Curls

soundtracked by house music

Thelma Houston - I Need Someone Tonight (Palavas Edit)

DJ Support: Optimo

This second studio album was originally released in 2002 on MCA Records

it’s about finding resonance across bodies