This is a maniacally diverse house record. The only thing all the songs share is a respect for their Chicago elders.

Watts' most recent EP Time Keeper sees a slight distancing from his predisposition towards breaks and downtempto, impressed with the soft sounds of his recent ambient work while preserving his trademark focus on strong melodies.

The Flowerhead EP is a strong debut from La Fleur, the tracks are well crafted and have a genuine playfulness that's very appealing.

With its crazy tech-house grooves, light-and-dark minimal beats and tasteful acid throwbacks, the music instantly establishes itself as dancefloor candy for sticky summer nights. With Bacchetti's track record, this shouldn't be much of a surprise.

On Feed Me Rainbows Ninca Leece trades in her past pop stylings for some dream goggles. These two tracks (Side A - Ninca's Original & Side B -  a Public Lover remix) are produced with the sunrise in mind. 

English producer Sigha's new Shake EP is promising, but there are so many extraneous sounds that listening through headphones can be a chore.

This single, and its combination of experimental and pop, provides a surprising amount of breadth and variation for four songs.