This is the January 2026 liaoliaomusic Features Mix by Wanghart.
A ten-track exploration of Deep Disco, Dubbed-out House grooves, and heavy Techno rhythms.
Ｍore information and links for all the music used in this mix.
012026 Track listing
01 Brian Ellis – Digital Love (Star Creature Universal Vibrations)
Brian Ellis plunges into shadowy depths with this release, crafting a moody house expedition defined by layered synths and pulsating bass. The LA-based producer blends cosmic funk with nocturnal grooves to evoke a state of late-night introspection, making it a compelling choice for both home listening and club immersion.
02 Real Deep feat. Jaidene Veda & MdCL – You Got This (Real Deep Dub) (Papa Records)
This ten-track compilation from London’s Papa Records fuses soulful house mastery with underground propulsion. Featuring gospel-infused hooks crashing into bass-heavy rhythms, the release includes peak-time remixes from artists like Rocco Rodamaal and Crackazat, designed to ignite basements and afterhours worldwide.
03 Moroka – Odessa Vanessa (Hood Records)
Moroka delivers raw, unfiltered club ammunition with this four-track release on 3007 Hood Records. The EP pulses with underground drive and meticulous production, blending deep grooves with sharp edges that are engineered to keep a dancefloor locked in from start to finish.
04 Soichi Terada – Low Tension (Alternative Version) (Rush Hour)
This vital reissue from Rush Hour brings back iconic gems from Terada’s Far East Recording label that defined early 90s Japanese deep house. Influenced by US hip-hop and house culture, the music radiates a nostalgic yet timeless quality that bridges the gap between classic eras and contemporary listeners.
05 Offshore and Coen – Always (Alone) (Atjazz Record Company)
“Always (Alone)” is a poignant electronic journey that showcases the artists’ knack for heartfelt delivery and immersive club experiences. The Atjazz & Peacey remix transforms the original into a peak-time weapon, infusing warm pads and rolling basslines that offer both depth and drive.
06 Genius Of Time – Houston We Have A Problem (Clone Royal Oak)
Appearing on this curated compilation, the track embodies the gritty, dancefloor-driven ethos of the Rotterdam label. It captures the raw energy of electronic music’s underground roots, drawing heavy inspiration from Detroit house and techno.
07 Santi – Dancing with Tonia (Saobi)
Tracing its origins to a 2008 Ibiza demo, this track captures the free-spirited essence of the island’s club culture. Released on Santi’s own Saobi Records, it blends seamless grooves with an irresistible rhythmic flow designed to pull dancers straight to the floor.
08 Chewy Rubs – Extra Celestial (Bandolier Records)
Chewy Rubs delivers a four-track powerhouse tailored for underground selectors chasing peak-hour dominance. The EP builds tension through layered percussion and infectious hooks, culminating in the title track which adds a cosmic nu disco edge to house’s core thrust.
09 Blende – Carousel Bagatelle (Hell Yeah Recordings)
The Recess EP pulses with inventive grooves and raw energy, building momentum through confident rhythms and bold textures. Blende’s approach creates a compelling and nuanced musical statement that thrives equally in club settings and personal listening.
10 DJ Central – Don’t Matter (Nes)
Returning after a hiatus, DJ Central delivers four razor-sharp tracks that capture the unfiltered pulse of deep house. From breezy synthesizer melodies to dense, magnetic loops with Autotune-tinged vocals, the EP is a vital drop for those seeking authentic underground fire.
Wanghart
