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	<title>The Bass Archaeology Podcast Ep16 - Hosted by Cookee</title>
	<description><![CDATA[Welcome to Episode 16 of the Bass Archaeology Podcast. 

Disco Tech - City Lights / Feel About you
Noir Haze - Around (Solomon remix)
All things break - Stay
Crazy P - Open for Service
Workers - A bronx Tape
Piem &amp; Cessie Innit - Colours of House
George Morel - Lets Groove 
Plump Djs - Fired Up
Stanton Warriors - Beggin
Alex Reece - Pulp Fiction
Sigma &amp; Queen Mills - Little Things
Jo Pacillo &amp; French la Touche - The K Loop
Rae &amp; Christian - Spellbound

Bass Archaeology Episode 16 – Full Synopsis
Bass Archaeology 16 dives deep into the grooves, blending classic disco/boogie spirit with modern house, funky breaks, and soulful underground energy.
The episode opens with Disco Tech bringing pure 70s-inspired heat through &quot;City Lights&quot; and &quot;Feel About You&quot; (Evelyn Champagne King vibes), delivering punchy disco-tech edits loaded with funky basslines and soulful vocals.

It then flows into atmospheric deep house with Noir &amp; Haze – Around (Solomun Remix), one of the most hypnotic and sexy tracks in the genre, setting a late-night, heady tone with its rolling bass and emotional vocal delivery.
The journey continues with All Things Break – Stay, a smooth, emotional vocal house cut that adds a contemporary melodic touch. Crazy P – Open for Service injects playful, funk-laden house grooves with their signature live band feel and seductive energy.
Mid-episode, things get raw and sample-heavy with Workers – A Bronx Tape, followed by the vibrant Piem &amp; Cessle Innit – Colours of House, a colourful, feel-good house track full of warmth and groove. George Morel – Let’s Groove keeps the party spirit alive with old-school house energy, before Plump DJs – Fired Up brings bouncy, big-room breaks energy.
The mix then shifts into proper breakbeat territory with Stanton Warriors – Beggin’, a high-energy, bass-driven rework, and the timeless jungle/drum &amp; bass classic Alex Reece – Pulp Fiction — a smooth, rolling liquid masterpiece that showcases the evolution of bass music.
Closing the episode on a strong note, we get Sigma &amp; Queen Mills – Little Things (uplifting vocal vibes), the hypnotic tech-house of Jo Paciello &amp; French La Touche – The K Loop, and finally Rae &amp; Christian – Spellbound, a beautiful, soul-soaked downtempo closer that brings warmth and reflection.

Bass Archaeology 16 is a rich, groove-focused journey that celebrates the full spectrum of bass-driven music — from disco roots and deep house hypnosis to energetic breaks and soulful refinement. It’s a true underground celebration of feel, funk, and low-end love]]></description>
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	<author_name>DiscoCookee</author_name>
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