RC 260815SAfmKitty Beedla
Saturday, 15 August 2026
Kitty Beedla spent the night tracing house music’s lineage, from new deep-house releases to Frankie Knuckles and David Morales classics rebuilt for the dance floor.
- 22:32
A new favourite was "Born from a Struggle" by Nastic Deep SA, DJ Moore, Tal96 and others — a 2025 deep-house cut praised for its soft keys, percussion and struggle-laced vocal message.
- 23:07
"What You Gonna Do for My Lovin'" was unpacked as a Detroit-to-New York house crossover: Stephanie Mills’ 1979 disco original, reshaped by Inner City, Kevin Saunderson, Frankie Knuckles and David Morales.
- 23:13
Frankie Knuckles’ remix of "The Pressure" by Sounds of Blackness was highlighted as a gospel-house landmark from 1991, with Ann Nesby’s vocal given space over a club-ready arrangement.
- 23:36
David Morales’ "There Must Be Love" with Janice Robinson was described as a 2015 soulful-house cut, later reworked by Disco Juice, with live bass, percussion and guitar reinforcing its club and live-band appeal.
- 23:46
Morales’ "Needin' U" was revisited as one of late-90s house’s defining records: first a sample-driven DJ tool, then expanded with Juliet Roberts’ vocal into a full anthem.