One".... If these don't reflect the same killer instinct and ruthless efficiency as Jack Bauer, nothing will. Review: Austria-based Sammy "LeSale"Jenkins returns to Vienna's LuvShack imprint with a sparkling blast of piano-laden nu-disco. In truth, it arguably has more in common with classic house than nu-disco, but its summery warmth and tasty grooves recall the halcyon days of disco. Burnin Tears remixes, turning the bouncy original into a heady deep house groover. "What You Get", meanwhile, sees Jenkins move further towards straight-up house territory with a cut that intelligently fuses classic vocal samples (Marlena Shaw, this time), acid tweakery and late night disco vibes. The package is completed by a delightfully touchy-feely remix of the same track by Jakobin and Domino. Review: Rampa's sultry vocal number "Everything" was originally released on Keinemusic earlier this year and instantly became a summer standard. Laced with just the right amount of bass and soul, it's an instantly timeless piece of house music and has been renewed with a clutch of fresh remixes. Mark Fanciulli adds a solid 4/4 stomp and pulsating elastic bassline, Argy pitchshifts the vocal and adds some classic synths and 808s and Rampa adds his own new tribal, percussion-heavy take. Defected's ability to pick up on underground tracks and bring them to a wider audience is the closest thing house music has to a Midas touch. Review: A very special one-off here from Joey Negro. Taking the bassline from Daft Punk classic "Burnin'" (which some may recognise as the bassline