The clubbing desk's pick of this week's most incendiary dancefloor devices.
Tom picks: Africa Hitech - Out In The Streets (Warp)
As the Chicago juke sound begins to be more and more evident in UK productions this is the first time I've heard it really work so well. With the Ini Kamoze "Out in the streets" sample it was always going to be a danefloor smasher but the tight production really raises it up to modern classic level for me.
Alya picks: Giggs - Monster (XL)
Giggs deep croaking over a dirty, repetitive bass line? Typical banter (albeit it doesn’t make too much sense) stuttered over this grimey track works so well, and I can’t quite place my finger on why. Regardless, I’m envisioning some serious skanking across dance floors around the country. Get low, you know you want to. Bring out the monster man.
Netti picks: Addison Groove - Fuck the 101 (Swamp 81)
Forthcoming on Swamp 81 and featured in Ramadanman's fabriclive, which launches tonight at Fabric, this track is destined to be another crowd smasher. It's a quintessenial Addison beat - a psyched infusion of intelligent juke with repetitive lyrics dedicated to that bus who cruelly shut its doors on you.
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