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Crate Diggin’: Bedouin’s top ten formative house records

Raze – Break 4 Love [Grove St.]
One of the first deep house records from back in 1989 that turned us on to this kind of vibe.Röyksopp – What Else Is There? (Trentemøller Remix) [Wall Of Sound]
We’ll never forget Deep Dish playing this for the first time at Crobar NYC… mind-blowing.Hamid – If I feat. Valentina [murmur]
One of those timeless tunes that you can listen to anywhere, and it will sound beautiful.Cesar Merveille feat. Guti – Maayancholy (Luciano Remix) [Cadenza]
16 minutes of pure groove and soul that makes you wonder why they didn’t round it up to 20 minutes.DJ Koze – Blume Der Nacht [Pampa]
The feeling this track gives each time is hard to describe with words... So simple yet so emotional.Kadebostan – Love In Looxor [Freude Am Tanzen]
When you merge a bit of the past and a hint of the future, this is the sound that comes out.Kiki – Cinema Obscura [BPitch Control]
We’ve always kept this one for special sets and occasions. Those early morning moments. Pair it with a sunrise on the side, highly recommended.Dubtribe Sound System – Do It Now [Imperial Dub]
Lyrics that really resonated with us at the time.Tomas Barfod – Don't Understand feat. Jeppe Kjel [Friends of Friends]
One of the most beautiful vocals ever.Pier Bucci – Hay Consuelo (Samim Remix) [Vendetta]
One of the first Crosstown releases, and still a relevant bomb today.Tags
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