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Phonk D is back on Exploiteds hallowed Black Jukebox series following the success of his #29 takeover. You just cant keep a good man down... Lets Shake leads the way with serious funk intent, mixing a thumping MJ-esque bassline with some of that late 70s / early 80s synth magic. Phasing guitar licks sidle up against spunky horn swells and sassy vocal blasts. Its a track that has party-starter written all over it. Reality Dance is a chuggier beast, building slowly through looping guitar-and-bass plucks until a feel-good melody emerges. This low-slung, low-tempo groove is in no hurry to lay out its funky machinations, making for a perfect early-evening floor-filler as cocktail glasses clink and glitterballs bling. Players Anthem chunks things up with conga-inflected groove and an arpeggiated bassline throb underpinning swooning female vocal harmonies. It rocks a simple arrangement that lets the groove do the talking, with sustained string notes adding an element of tension at the requisite moments. No Limits sees Phonk D team up with old sparring partner Sascha Ciminiera for another hot collab. The bouncing off-beat groove pumps pleasingly in classic disco fashion, with a joyous mood built through Rhodesy chords and a scintillating synth line. Swelling horns are buried deep in the mix in the second half to help propel the track higher.
