Cut Copy
30. Baby D ‘Let Me Be Your Fantasy/I Need with the sentiments of UK pop hits from
Your Lovin’ that era. Guaranteed to generate a love
London Records (1994) sensation.
This old school hardcore anthem, with its
beautiful piano break and soul-stoking 35. Fred Falke ‘Love Theme’
vocals sums up the spirit of the early- Work It Baby (2008)
’90s hardcore movement in the UK. French fi lter housemaster Fred Falke’s
sweet, breezy melodies and deftly-
Pete Heller
31. Robert Owens ‘I’ll Be Your Friend’ crafted beats combine on this to make it
RCA (1991) one to get your arms in the air to.
This deep house tune produced by David 39. Lionel Ritchie ‘All Night Long’
Morales, with vocals from the inimitable 36. Fleetwood Mac ‘Everywhere’ Motown (1983)
Mr Owens, is another early acid house Warner Brothers Records (1987) You’ve got to love Lionel for this one, which
gem. They don’t come more Balearic than this remains an Ibiza favourite and is the unoffi cial
heart-warming gem, originally released anthem for those who want to keep it up all night!
32. Paradise Soul ‘Theme’ by this British-American band on their
Kinky Vinyl (2003) ‘Tango In The Night’ album, and later 40. Pete Heller ‘Big Love’
The fi nest moment from Mike Monday and as a 12” club mix. An out-and-out Ibiza London Records (1999)
Stretch’s progressive house-fl avoured classic. Fresh and full of optimism, this tune emerged
Paradise Soul project, that exploded in from the underground to become a bonafi de hit
Ibiza during the summer of 2003, before 37. Chris Rea ‘Josephine (La Version for UK producer Pete Heller. It still brings a sea of
becoming a hit everywhere else. Francaise)’ smiles to any crowd that hears it played in a club
Ariola Benelux (1985) today.
33. The Paradise ‘In Love With You’ It’s impossible to hear this on a
Vulture Music (2003) dancefl oor, or anywhere for that matter,
The stuttering rhythms and emotive and not feel a surge of joy to send your
piano on this vocal house tune are what arms shooting aloft. Sublime vocals,
makes it such a throbbing heartbreaker uplifting melodies — and then the beats
and one of Alan Braxe’s career drop, too.
highpoints.
38. Daft Punk ‘Face to Face’
34. Cut Copy ‘Hearts On Fire’ Virgin Records (2001)
Modular Records (2008) With vocals by Todd Edwards, who also
It’s all about the ’80s with Cut Copy, and co-produced this beatifi c disco house
the heart-on-sleeve lyrics and candy- tune from second album ‘Discovery’, this
coated keyboards on this tune fi t in still sounds as fresh as a fi rst kiss.
Daft Punk
FRANÇOIS K on the start
of his love affair with
dance music…
“I remember very clearly in the late Spring, early
summer of 1977, I went to my friend’s club and he put on
this Casablanca record that I had never heard before.
Obviously Donna Summer had had a lot of albums before
but when we heard ‘I Feel Love’, we all fell on our faces.
“It was so incredibly futuristic and like nothing else I’d
ever heard. It had all these crazy synthesisers and it was
very danceable, powerful, simple, catchy. When ‘I Feel
Love’ was released I felt like this was a thunderous
moment. It really took things to another level. Up to
then, we were mostly hearing a lot of sweet strings and
very orchestrated productions, or very raw, funky or
jazzy grooves, but ‘I Feel Love’ was like a love shock.
There was nothing else like it. That’s why DJs still play
the record today. I don’t remember any other record
ever having that effect on me.”
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