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This Saturday we're bringing you a Strictly Rhythm Classics LIVE DJ Set from Trutopia, following their release last week, lock in here LIVE from 9pm BST
www.facebook.com/events/2664479863822669/
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We released this classic tune 25 years ago this week! Give it a spin for old time's sake!
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Franky Rizardo has remixed this classic Strictly Rhythm track - Break Night by The Mole People (aka Armand Van Helden)
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Ultra Naté talking to The Guardian about how "Free" was written.
www.theguardian.com/music/2020/feb/03/how-we-made-…
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The New York label first opened its doors in 1989 and quickly gained a following among club DJs thanks to a series of high quality underground tracks by the likes of Roger Sanchez, Todd Terry and Kenny Dope. In 1994 Strictly notched up its first crossover hit with Real 2 Real's 'I Like To Move It', a feat it was to repeat throughout the rest of the decade with Wink's 'Higher State of Consciousness', Ultra Nate's 'Free' and Wamdue Project's 'King of My Castle'. In between the hits the label provided a steady output of club tracks by a huge array of respected artists from Barbara Tucker and Masters At Work to Josh Wink, Armand Van Helden, Danny Tenaglia, David Morales and DJ Pierre. Almost every house producer of repute who was active in the 1990s is represented in the catalog.