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Kyle Kinch steps into the Data Transmission Podcast for the first time this week, bringing a mix packed with rolling house pressure, sharp club selections and a serious amount of unreleased music.

Kinch has spent years carving out a sound that sits somewhere between house, disco and techno, always tied together by groove. Jazz and disco remain at the root of what he does, but his records are built for proper rooms. That approach has taken him onto Gorgon City’s Realm Records, Sonny Fodera’s Solotoko, Nervous and EMI, with support from CamelPhat, FISHER and David Guetta along the way.

He was the first artist outside Gorgon City themselves to release on Realm, with his ‘Manchester’ EP helping establish the sound that has since carried him through Ultra Music Festival, Printworks, Brooklyn Mirage, Tobacco Dock and EDC. Add a Duke Dumont remix and sets alongside Claude VonStroke, Kaskade, Chris Lake and Gorgon City, and the picture is fairly clear. Kinch knows how to work a dancefloor.

The mix reflects that. Pietro Pellizzari opens proceedings before Kinch quickly starts dipping into his own vault. There are five solo Kyle Kinch IDs in here, alongside unreleased cuts from KC Gilmore and Drew Pree, My Friend, Alex Mills and more. Wh0, OFFAIAH, Ammo Avenue, Kepler, Boss Priester, Flashmob and Jack Marlow keep the energy moving between chunky house, swung drums and late-night low end.

There is also ‘Pressure’, Kinch’s collaboration with OFFAIAH, plus ‘TR8’ with KC Gilmore and Drew Pree. Released on Walker & Royce’s Rules Don’t Apply, ‘TR8’ is built around deep sub pressure, loose drums and the kind of swing that keeps a room moving without trying too hard. The three friends started the record while jamming on TR-8s, and that shared studio chemistry runs right through it.

For a debut podcast, Kinch has not played it safe. This is a proper selector’s mix, full of private weapons, new collaborations and enough unknown material to keep the tracklist watchers busy.

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Illyus Barrientos is back on Toolroom with MALU for ‘Right Here’, and he joins us this week for the Data Transmission Podcast.

The new single lands with proper intent. Big drums, a heavy bassline and a vocal that knows exactly where it wants to be, right in the middle of the room. It follows Illyus’ recent run of club-ready cuts including ‘Never Let You Go’ with MK, ‘People’s PRTY’ and ‘Deep Down’, which dropped on Toolroom back in January.

MALU makes her Toolroom debut here too, arriving with serious heat from Brazil after appearances at Tomorrowland, Green Valley and more. Not a bad first stamp on the label, then.

Illyus has long been one of those names you trust when the record needs to work. Releases on Toolroom, Defected, Glasgow Underground, Love & Other and Nervous Records tell their own story, while support from Carl Cox, Chris Lake, Hot Since 82, FISHER, Sam Divine, Mark Knight and Armand Van Helden puts him in very good company.

He has also turned in official remixes for Armand Van Helden, Duke Dumont, Dom Dolla, Purple Disco Machine, Calvin Harris and Sonny Fodera, alongside sets at Fabric, The Warehouse Project, Printworks, Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa, CRSSD and Splash House. Add in a BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix, Toolroom Radio hosting duties and his A&R role at Electronic Nature, and you’ve got someone who knows records from every angle.

For this week’s podcast, Illyus keeps it moving. His own cuts sit alongside DJ Romain, Danny Howard, Prunk, Airwolf Paradise, William Kiss and DJ Gant-Man, with plenty of bounce, swing and late-night pressure throughout. House music built for basements, festival tents and those sweaty rooms where the kick drum does most of the talking.

Lock in below and catch Illyus Barrientos and MALU’s ‘Right Here’ on Toolroom now.

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**aMo (um) steps into the Spotlight with ‘HOTS 4 U’ riding high**

Birmingham roots, Ibiza miles, and a record doing serious damage this summer.

Today’s Spotlight Mix comes from aMo (um), a DJ, producer and long-time selector with more than two decades in the game. From pirate radio and rave culture through to residencies across Birmingham, Europe and Ibiza, his sound has always carried a proper club backbone. These days, he sits deep in the house and minimal pockets, stripped back, rolling, and built with that 90s pressure still tucked under the bonnet.

It also lands at a big moment. aMo (um) has just linked with long-time friend Chris Lorenzo on ‘HOTS 4 U’, out now on tszr as the label’s landmark 100th release. The track has already been hammered by Jamie Jones, Peggy Gou, Michael Bibi, Mau P, Dom Dolla, Chris Lake, Fisher, Prospa, Josh Baker and more, and it is easy to hear why. Snapping drums, acid bite, a filthy bassline and those samples doing exactly what they need to do.

The mix follows the same line. Traumer, Miroloja & Olivier Romero, Lee Burton, Dumitrescu and more all get worked into a tight, groove-led session, with ‘HOTS 4 U’ landing right where it should. Basements, terraces, afters, whatever room is still moving.

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Life on Planets steps into the Data Transmission Podcast this week with a bag full of soul, groove and proper late-night movement.

Baltimore-bred singer, songwriter, guitarist and dance music wanderer Phill Celeste has carved out his own lane as Life on Planets, moving between house, R&B, funk, soul, reggae and live performance without losing sight of the dancefloor. His music has found homes on Wolf + Lamb, Soul Clap Records, Classic, Defected, Tuskegee, No Art and more, with his roots stretching back through the warehouses of Baltimore and the underground scenes that shaped him.

His latest move lands him in the Desert Hearts universe, teaming up with the collective on their new single ‘This Is The Place’, out now via Desert Hearts Records. Built around a deep, melodic tech house groove, Life on Planets brings the human touch with rhythmic vocals, funky guitar work and that loose, communal energy that has always sat at the heart of Desert Hearts.

It is a fitting link-up. Desert Hearts have spent over a decade building a label, festival and global community around freedom, connection and dancefloor togetherness, while Life on Planets has long carried that same spirit through his own records and performances.

For his Data Transmission Podcast, he keeps that feeling moving. Across the mix, he rolls through warm house pressure, classic vocal touches, bumping basslines and soulful cuts from Nick Holder, Tom Flynn, Todd Terry, Moodymann, Detroit Rising, Elements of Life, Paul Johnson, Octave One and more. There are basement moments, rooftop lifts and enough swing in the drums to keep things loose.

There is also a nod to the new single, with Desert Hearts and Life on Planets’ ‘This Is The Place’ sitting right where it should, in the middle of a set built on groove, connection and records that still feel alive.

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Deltech are back in the building.

The Midlands duo return to the Data Transmission Podcast this week with a mix built for proper dancefloor movement, landing just as they line up their third release on Jamie Jones’ Hot Creations.

Their new single ‘Voices’ drops on 10th July 2026, following previous label outings ‘I Don’t Need That’ and ‘Funkk’. It is another strong step from a pair who have been putting in serious work, with multiple Beatport #1s, over 10 million streams in the past year, and releases on Sola, Moxy Musik, Nervous Records, Repopulate Mars and plenty more.

Their sound has travelled well too. Deltech productions have found their way into sets at DC10, Ushuaia, Amnesia, Printworks, fabric, Creamfields, The Warehouse Project and Elrow, with support from Jamie Jones, John Summit, Marco Carola, Solardo, Richie Hawtin, Hannah Wants, Riva Star and Steve Lawler.

This week’s mix keeps things rolling, with ‘Voices’ sitting right in the thick of it alongside fresh cuts from Joey London Style, Proudly People, Gaza (UK), Riordan and a healthy dose of Deltech’s own club gear.

Low-end pressure, sharp grooves, peak-time bounce and enough swing to keep the room moving.

Get stuck into Deltech in the mix, and keep an ear out for ‘Voices’ landing on Hot Creations this July.