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The Future Disco brand has long since stopped releasing anything vaguely disco related; these days, it’s all about shimmering deep house and tactile, tech-tinged flavours. All Day Dancing is a concept album of sorts, gathering together a selection of warm, breezy tunes that have rocked open-air parties and beachside festivals the World over this summer. As such, it’s a strong collection, showcasing such well-regarded gems as Vimes’ “Celestial (Reprise)”, Ten Walls’ picturesque, string and synth trombone-laden “Walking With Elephants”, and Tale of Us’ chiming, melancholic remix of Mano Le Tough’s “Primative People”. Throw in further contributions from Dixon & Guy Gerber, Maya Jane Coles and Booka Shade, and you have a sterling selection.

Berlin-based Norwegian producer Henning Severud is in the midst of a fine run of releases as Telephones right now with his debut on Running Back proving to be one of the label’s most loved platters in some time (this is no mean feat it should be said). His latest appearance is on Paramida’s Love On The Rocks imprint, itself a label that cant help but impress so far this year and Lotusland makes for a fine addition. Telephones offers up Sunset and Sunrise versions of the track and both feature sumptuous usage of melodies and early ’90s NYC flavour embellished with a hint of uplifting European euphoria. It’s likely you’ll be hearing both versions for as long as the sun keeps shining this summer and they are complemented by remixes from Discodromo and Gatto Fritto with the latter a quite mind bending Electro Boogie workout.