The track Tricky shared ahead of Adrian Thaws, the 2014 album named after his birth name: a bloopy electro beat, Francesca Belmonte's expansive vocal and his answer to a fan surprised that he liked house music.
The Paris trio dOP's 2014 return to Circus Company: a vocal house single with JAW's falsetto over a straight, shimmering machine groove and soft pads, which the label called addictive and Groove magazine found limp until the voice came in.
Bronski Beat's second single, from 1984, turns anti-gay prejudice into a hi-NRG dance track that opens on Jimmy Somerville's questioning voice and the sound of breaking glass.
The six-minute closer of Bronski Beat's The Age of Consent folds Donna Summer's I Feel Love into John Leyton's ghostly Johnny Remember Me and ends on Love to Love You Baby: Jimmy Somerville's falsetto turning disco heat into something colder.