Here you go
@Jark better late than never
08 Isamar & Compania - Amor Suave - never heard this before, love the Yello samples. Surprising you don't hear that sample more.
08 Shinichiro Yokata - Right Here! Right Now! - was worried this was going to be a Fatboy Slim cover

no such bad luck. Just utilises the same sample, and much much better. Very nice loungey sound. Brave putting this on a moopy playlist

sounds like something Dimitri From Paris would play at the start of a Glitterbox setlist. I APPROVE.
07 Park Hye Jin - Clouds - I love this girl. Sometimes a bit too experimental for me but by God she's talented. I want an album from her stat.
07 Solex - One Louder Solex - I like the hypnotic psychedelia of this. It reminds me of Candy Perfume Girl. This is all very MELLOW for you! But I dig.
09 Massive Attack - Be Thankful - I know this of course. Inspired to follow the last track with this. I'm at one with the mood of this playlist now...
10 Sault - Wildfires - did you get this from me? Because I love this song. It's my favourite track from the album, and it's a great album.
10 Joeski - How Do I Go On - transitioning effortlessly into some deep soulful house. This is the tits and I've never heard it before. SAVING THIS. Reminds me of Kings Of Tomorrow, and also the new Black Coffee album. Very melodic.
10 Kings Of Tomorrow - Fall For You - oh and LOOK AT THAT

I swear I didn't even look at the next track! Sandy River/KOT has become so much prevalent again since deep/funky house made a comeback, so no coincidence. I've been listening to all their new stuff, and the old stuff, including this gem which brings back great memories.
07 Yaeji - Waking Up Down - another amazing Asian artist that I love. I need an album from her too. Nothing has beaten Raingurl for me yet but this is nice.
06 u-Ziq - Drocovums - bit of a shift but Yaeji provided a nice transition between the deep and the industrial, I see what you did there. This is certainly interesting. I like it more in the context of this playlist.
08 Pystance - Gates Of Heaven - this is giving me very early house vibes, Marshall Jefferson and Frankie Knuckles. I love the meaty bass and beats against the melodic backdrop - very acid house. I'm half expecting Byron Stingily or Robert Owens to kick in a vocal at some point, but the soaring strings work just as well. Lovely tune.
07 MJ Cole - Pictures In My Head - I've warmed massively to DNB and speed garage in recent years, when it's done like this. Melodic and liquid. The recent Nu:Tone album was very nice.
07 salute - Jennifer - surprised by how few songs I know so far. This is a much more experimental playlist than the more standard house and disco fare of last time. But I'm enjoying the journey and discovery. This is nice.
High Contrast - Time Is Hardcore - not feeling this. It's not hard enough to be the DNB I don't like, but it's not melodic and deep enough for me.
10 Aeroplane - Love On Hold - love these, love this song. The Dimitri version is very similar to the original, so therefore it's fabulous. He's brought the bassline further forward. So funky. And a great vocal on this one.
08 Alex Newell - Mama Told Me - wow this sounds like early 00s disco house big time. Handbags at the ready! Not heard this before. Don't know the original but anything with David Penn is always going to be funky. Very nice. Sounds like a Whitney dance remix.
07 DJQ - All That I Could - Not a fan of UK Garage generally, but I do usually like the soulful stuff, which this is.
07 Zhu - Good Life - Zhu hasn't grabbed me as much as I thought she would by now. This is nice background music, nothing more.
09 MJ Cole - Waking Up - I loved this when it came out, such an amazing vocal, definitely Freya's best track to date.
08 FC Kahuna - Hayling - Did I inspire you for this or were you already priming it after our deep moody shit chatter?

It's overplayed at this point, but it's a chillout staple. Using the DnB remix was a good choice.
10 Kings Of Tomorrow - Never Knew - this is currently on my car playlist, which is my main listening playlist. I love it. It's amazing that this sounds like classic KOT, lik it could be from 20 years ago, but sounds modern, such is the full circle of house music lately, and the reason why dance music is SO good atm. If it ain't broke, don't fix it
07 Laid Back, Soul Clap - Bakerman - who dares end their set with a laid back house track 9 minutes long?

JARK DOES! I don't know this, but it's nice and catchy.
I'm DEVASTATED now that I missed this! I'm still in constant awe at how much our tastes overlap and intertwine. GOOD WORK BEB