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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This rare Strictly Rhythm gem is a DJ's dream find. A Louie Vega, Strictly Rhythm and house music undisputed classic, remarkably the majestic Love & Happiness escaped remix treatment from its original 1994 release until Vega called in his MAW partner Kenny Dope for this expansive looking 2007 revamp. But once the slew of versions, DJ tools and dubs are accounted for, the frothy looking nine mixes simmer down to a largely faithful Original Remix that tinkers with the percussion and the more radic

Strictly From The Vaults Digital Debut: Barbara Tucker While Beautiful People is enduringly loved for the song and the message, I Get Lifted was always the DJ’s favourite of Tucker’s Strictly Rhythm years thanks to its rousing hook, club friendly beats and array of stomping mixes. This round up of the original remixes features Louie Vega’s stupendous ’93 Unreleased Mix with horns to the fore, Armand Van Helden’s excursionary Get Deep Mix, DJ EFX’s semi downbeat/chill version, Fathers Of Sound’s

LOGIC / QUENTIN HARRIS - Strictly Tuff Jam (RSD 2025) (STRICTLY RHYTHM) UK Garage pioneers Karl ‘Tuff Enuff’ Brown and Matt ‘Jam’ Lamont, together known as TUFF JAM have been given the keys to the Strictly Rhythm vaults, chosen two of their favourite all-time tracks and remixed them! As is their tradition, the guys have delivered a soaring vocal and a killer dub mix for club classics ‘Blues For You’ from Logic and ‘Joy’ from the one and only Quentin Harris. Two stone cold classics, given the UK