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SURPRISE! I had not previously announced the second part of the 2014 Holiday Edition because I wasn’t sure if there would be one.  But, as songs continued to pour in, it became abundantly clear I was gonna have to do something with them since the Winter Edition doesn’t usually come out until late January to early February.
I opened things up with Division 4’s update of the Martha Wash classic Catch the Light and what a winner this is.  He makes use of the familiar Infinity sax during the drop before pumping it back up to a circuit-laced deep house infused floor-filler, perfect for warming your sets up before all hell breaks loose.
I went ahead and added Barry Harris’ Divalicious remix of Bonnie Tyler’s Total Eclipse of the Heart which added a lot more dramatic flair to his original remix featured in the last set.  I also dropped in his full-on remix of Love Come Home by Kristine W, which adds about another 2 minutes of drop 2/3 of the way in compared to his mixshow I previously posted.  I also dropped Ranny’s remix of Astrofreeks Keep It Moving featuring Kathy Sledge of We Are Family fame, a tune that’s been powering up the club charts with a bevy of stellar remixes.  Other than that, everything else is brand-spanking new kick-ass tribal beats.
While the entire set is a masterful collection of the latest in circuit-house, there are some standouts worth focusing on.  The Barry Harris remix Sugar by Five Knives (look for other equally great remixes across genres that come with the package as well), Speak No Evil with its heart-pounding big beats and power-house vocals by Kimberly Davis; Guy Scheiman’s Brazilian party anthem Brazil You’re Ready and Robbie Rivera’s return to form with his big room progressive track Sexy Anytime.
I also want to take an opportunity to give big c...