Glen Horsborough recounts how four words—'Let there be house'—shook the floor and birthed house music in 1997.
The episode begins with Glen Horsborough delivering a poetic introduction about the birth of house music, inspired by Roy Davis Jr.'s 1997 track. He explains that he is hosting this week while Queen B is on holiday, and he will return next week with more music. Glen previews the upcoming 60-minute mix, highlighting new tracks from artists such as It's Everything, Kevin McKay, Belt As Only, Alex Adair, Alex Preston, and Limitless featuring Delphi. He mentions that the show includes a brand-new track from Let There Be House Records, getting its first play this week. Glen describes Ivan Bach's remix of 'I Feel Ya' by John Fitz and Senharji featuring Mickey as having proper smooth groove vibes. He shares his enthusiastic first impression of Belt As Only's new track 'Super,' praising its vocal and old-school riff breakdown. Glen notes that he plans to play 'Super' frequently in his sets over the next few weeks. He also discusses Alex Preston's new track 'Without You' and Earth and Days' 'Emotions.' Glen mentions Alex Adair's new track 'I Want You' and reflects on Crystal Clear's six-year-old track 'Neutral,' which he often plays in his sets because it resonates well with audiences. He reiterates that Queen B will be back in two weeks and encourages listeners to spread the word about the show. Glen provides details on how to subscribe via iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud, and Mixcloud, and he mentions that playlists are available on Spotify. The episode concludes with Glen wishing listeners a good week and promising to return soon with more music.
