Vicious Recordings
WELLJAM - D'Angelo Soul
Australian producer WELLJAM delivers his fresh take on classic house with “D’Angelo Soul” on Vicious Grooves.
Laidback drums and a spoken-word sample build into saxophone-driven drops that ignite the dancefloor. Let this track move through you and take over.
| track | artist | |
|---|---|---|
| D'angelo Soul (Extended Mix) | WELLJAM | 4:59 |
| D'angelo Soul (Original) | WELLJAM | 3:00 |
Support
Andi Durrant
Sounds good - thanks for sending!
Sam Divine
Dope!
Eric Powell
solid
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After a long hiatus, the team at Vicious Recordings have brought back their DJ based label
Vicious Grooves for 2025 and beyond. A home for DJ friendly house music with a focus on the underground. No big hooks, or crossover vocals required, just cool, dance floor focused, quality house jams that are aimed for DJ sets and for club dance floors... A throwback to the early days of house music where the tunes were inspired by DJs and club culture with no regard for anything except a sweaty dance floor
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