Fashion icon, catwalker, curator, historian, commentator, activist, Grammy winner, and of course, a top - notch DJ, Honey Dijon does it all with style. Her love for clubbing and DJing has led to many achievements, from early Chicago parties to being an ambassador for global dancefloors. Talk to her for a bit, and you'll quickly see she's a house music enthusiast. Schooled by Chicago's greats, she's a pro at bridging the past and the future in the music industry. This compilation shows off her encyclopedic knowledge of old underground labels. She dug deep into her clubbing memories, saying, 'I love research. Putting this together was about finding hidden gems from my dancefloor experiences to share with people.' Tracks like Psychedelic Research Lab's 'Keep On Climbing' from producer Scott Richmond's Satellite label, or Sir Lord Comixx's 'Soul House' with its unique London vibes are included. Kingsley O brings Jersey energy to Maydie Myles’ 'Keep On Luvin’, and Cassio The Cassmaster's 'Getting Hot' adds more heat. This compilation is a global, multi - era journey through house music history. It features Chicago's Dance Mania acts, Parisian representatives, and even a nod to Shaboom's Blackpool. There are forgotten classics, dollar - bin finds, and a brand - new Dijon track, spiced up with her signature style and some recent works by Waajeed and Kiko Navarro. Enjoy it on the dancefloor, in a cab, or at home with a cold drink. 2LP Tracklist: A1. Honey Dijon - Finding My Way (DJ - Kicks) ft. Ben Westbeech; A2. Buika x Kiko Navarro - Mama Calling (Tedd Patterson Remix); A3. Shaboom - Bessie; B1. D:Ream - U R The Best Thing (Def Club Mix); B2. Stereo MC’s - Good Feeling (Mr G’s Turn On Dub); B3. Black Joy - Untitled (Solid Groove Remix); C1. Scott Richmond & John Selway present Psychedelic Research Lab - Keep On Climbin’ (Mix 2); C2. Charly Brown - Freaked Out; D1. Maydie Myles - Keep On Luvin’ (West Tribe Beats); D2. Johnny Dangerous - Dear Father In Heaven (Mr. Marvin’s House of Dreams Mix).
Using this 2LP vinyl compilation is easy. Just place it on your record player, gently drop the needle on the desired track, and let the music play. You can enjoy it in different settings, like on the dancefloor to get the party going, in the back of a cab for a relaxing ride, or at home while chilling with a drink. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting dirt or oils on the record, which can affect the sound quality. After use, store the vinyl in its sleeve to protect it from scratches and dust. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. If the record gets dirty, you can use a vinyl cleaning brush to gently remove the dust. And always handle the vinyl by the edges to avoid touching the playing surface.
