For his next trick, Danny Krivit serves up a fitting musical tribute to what he refers to as "the royal family of soul" aka The Jacksons. This double A-side brings two classics to 7" for the first time having been pulled from the golden era of 90s house. Both original Michael and Janet remixes have long been staples in Krivit's sets and here he refines E-Smoove's Late Nite remix of 'Remember The Time' into a mix-friendly gem that keeps the essence and bumps up the beats. On the flip, Janet's 'Any Time, Any Place' appears as the beloved D&D remix, which is uplifting, funky and timeless.

Threewave is the complete synth trilogy from 36 and it unites three releases into a single, evolving statement shaped over five years. Spanning the Wave Variations, Symmetry Systems and Reality Engine releases, the project is rooted in self-imposed limitations and a carefully refined melodic palette that gave rise to a suite of interconnected transmissions. Minimalist sketches give way to warm, AI-era-inspired nostalgia, but always grounded by a distinctly human sensibility. Melancholic keys and glowing atmospheres balance precision with emotion before expanding into themes of perception, artificial intelligence and imagined realities. Together, these works make for a defining chapter in 36's partnership with the legendary Past Inside the Present.

As DJ Swella, Australian-based spicy house cadet Clint Hargreaves has taken to releasing a new EP every two years. Previously, these superb and self-titled EPs - full to bursting with spacey synth sounds, warming basslines and loved-up intent - have landed on Pleasure Traxx, but for this third outing Hargreaves has transferred to Clone's Royal Oak offshoot. Musically, he continues in a similarly sublime vein, flitting between the thickset, dreamy and sexy 'Next To Me', the spaced-out early morning deep house hypnotism of 'That Room' (whose sampled spoken word vocals focus on the positive impact of a good club soundsystem), the dusty, bass-heavy excellence of 'Gathering' and the vintage Mr Fingers style vibes of 'Letting You Know'.

While it may look and sound like an album of Balearic covers of Yugoslav folk songs from the mid-1980s, Discoteca Jugoslavija is actually the work of 21st century Balkan musical fusionist Igor 'Lovski' Sekulovic - a virtuoso guitarist and producer who chose to record this debut with Naples-based artist Raffaele 'Whodamanny' Arcella. The latter's involvement is significant, because the superb music showcased across the album enjoys the same warmth, colour, grooves and atmosphere associated with the 80s-influenced Adriatic and Mediterranean sounds that have recently become associated with his home city. It's this, mixed with Sekulovic's authentic Balkan vocals, guitars and melodies, that makes Discoteca Jugoslavija such a thrilling and must-check set.

Following a run of admired, cassette-only releases on Shotta Tapes, much-loved ambient and electronica producer Tom Boogizm brings his Rat Heart project to Modern Love for the first time. Dancing In The Streets is undoubtedly his highest profile album to date - a set in which his familiar samples, electronics, effects and field recordings snuggle up against weary, emotive vocals, picturesque piano motifs, languid neo-folk explorations, dreamy aural textures and occasional effects-laden flute solos. It's beautiful, beguiling and attractively stripped-back, offering atmosphere, tactile musicality and gentle, dream-like semi-acoustic sound worlds.

Something of an all-star selection here, as long-serving Dutch tech-house and techno don Michel de Hey ropes in some pals for a collaboration-heavy EP on the Thuishaven club's Haven Trax imprint. Guitarist and "live dance music" enthusiast Michael Sebastian steps up first, joining De Hey on the breezy, vocal-sporting, Ibiza-ready piano-house colour of 'Move With Me (Open Air mix)'. Perhaps more notable - at least in terms of the status of the artist involved - are De Hey's two flipside hook-ups with Amsterdam don Orlando Voorn. 'Deep Down Inside My Soul' is a chunky, bass-heavy and pleasingly kaleidoscopic deep house number, while 'Brownie' is a more locked-in, full-throttle affair peppered in choral vocal samples, elastic synth-bass and synth-strings. De Hey solo cut 'Dreamin', a UK garage-goes-rave affair, completes a fine EP.

Gloria Jones' 1973 delight Share My Love was a soul revelation that now shimmers again in full glory thanks to this reissue. Already known as the original voice of 'Tainted Love' and a gifted Motown songwriter, Jones channelled decades of experience into her sole solo LP. From the title track's dramatic strings and funk-infused rhythm to the soaring heartbreak of 'Try Love' and the mandolin-driven fire of 'Oh Baby,' every note brims with intensity, vulnerability and command. This was more than an album; it's a declaration in which Jones didn't just share her love; she delivered it with heart, grit, and timeless soul power.

Parisian underground institution The Party launches its first label release with this new EP, which is a deep, expansive collaboration between longtime DJ Serge Papo and Azerbaijani jazz pianist and producer Etibar Asadli. Two immersive tracks, 'Crystal Clear' and 'Zeva', blend house, jazz and subtle improvisation that seems designed for audiophile sound systems as much as dancefloors. Rooted in the ethos of NYC's Loft and almost a decade of private-party expertise, this debut captures the spirit of intimate gatherings while inviting worldwide heads to join in. It's music built for connecting with your soul and getting lost in unfiltered groove.