Fish Go Deep offers exclusive releases ahead of the pack, starting with Ben Hickson's new EP 'Vision'.
The episode opens with an introduction to the Fish Go Deep radio show, highlighting exclusive releases available to listeners. It then plays 'December Blackout' from Ben Hickson's 'Vision EP' on the Kyle says NDATL label. Next, a Jimster dub from the Detroit Rising album remixes is featured as a dance floor pick. Charles Webster's remix of 'Part Two' with Wapo Jeej is presented as the hot release of the week, with a teaser about an upcoming announcement in Cork. Moomin's 'Check Your Chains' from about 10 years ago is rediscovered on vinyl and played as a heads-down dance floor groove. Luco Olivati's 'No More' is introduced as a brand new track with a mid-90s Italian sound. Dialogue's 'Rhythm' and DFT's 'Passing Tub' follow as examples of dub techno. Paul St. Helier's track with Aurora Halal and DJ G, 'The Wallace Left at Sunset', is described as gorgeous melodic house. DJ Irv's 'Come With Me' and Zachary Burns' 'Canvas' are played, with the latter noted as understated jazzy house. Tommy Musto's trumpet dub of 'Vienna' by Linda Eder is featured, followed by Sean Roman's 'Bachawan Rhythm'. Satoshi Tomy's '07 Dub' is discussed as a track the host forgot but rediscovered during vinyl digitization. House of Jazz's 'How Can I Get You Back' from L.N. Society is played as a remastered classic. Small Talk by Thomas L. and Trinidadian Deep's 'Dub Essence' are included. Francois K. and Dimitri from Paris's 'Stepper's Revenge' is described as a nice bit of fun. The episode concludes with the At Jazz Love Soul Remix of Santos, labeled a stone cold classic.
