as one continuous mix. Always a haven for the best soulful and funky house, Z Records highlights such as JN's mix of Doug Willis' "Power To The People", Sean McCabe's mix of JD73's "Think Twice" and Akabu's "The Phuture Ain't What It Used To Be" make for an effortlessly bumping and uplifting voyage. Review: Jazz-tinged soul is the order of the day as Positive Flow makes a much-welcomed return via Tokyo Dawn. Ranging from sultry street soul to percussive deep house, Flow Lines is a rich weave of vibes that suit floors and headphones alike. Highlights abound, but if only a nincompoop wouldn't stop by and check out the swaggering Amp Fiddler-esque "Hold On" (featuring Colonel Red) or indeed the more tender-toned piano-stroker "Do What I Do" (featuring Omar). And once you've checked those two tracks, we reckon you'll be sold on the rest. Organic soul vibes don't come much richer than this. Review: Hello! This is a rather nice surprise from Toolroom. One out and out classic from legend Victor Simonelli from way back in 93, one killer drum & bass remix by the equally revered Total Science and superbly smooth deep UKG rub from Dusky. If this doesn't please all quarters, very little will. The original stands timelessly tall with New York prowess, Total Science have never ever dropped a bad remix (that's been scientifically proven, by the way) and Dusky's added a seriously sexy London garage vibe to proceedings. Review: Big band swing and electronic music have