How did four words—'Let there be house'—create a musical movement that shook floors and seeped into bones?
The episode opens with a poetic narration about the origins of house music, referencing the phrase 'Let there be house'. Glen Horsborough introduces himself as the host and welcomes listeners to his monthly podcast. He outlines the show's content, highlighting brand new music releases. Glen mentions his own track 'Better Than Before', set to release on Friday on Trois Gosses on Records, and notes it reached number one in pre-orders. He plays a mix of tracks, including new Bob Sinclair, Fuzzy Hair, and a remix by Revival House Project. Glen promotes exclusive edits available on his Bandcamp page, thanking DJs for their support. He previews 'Satisfied' by Maca Marcosa featuring Samantha Seth, a cover of a 90s original, and encourages pre-orders on Beatport and Tracksource. The episode features other artists like Jack Truant and Groove Armada, with Glen describing the latter's return as 'back with a bang'. He ends by announcing upcoming live performances: at Tomahawk in Yom on Saturday and at Bubble and Bottle in Hartlepool on May Bank Holiday Weekend. Glen signs off, noting DJ Ray will host next week's show, and directs listeners to his social media.
