Good Touch (Catz 'n Dogz vs. Phil Weeks Remix)

I’d drop this at a steady 120 BPM and watch it lock into a raw house groove that favours texture over gloss. The energy sits high, yet the track breathes with basement-level restraint rather than flattening the room; it is the sound of a system pushed just hard enough to make the walls perspire. Weeks’ hand is evident in the grubby swing and analogue warmth that clings to every bar, keeping the floor locked without resorting to cheap peaks.

In my sets, it slots neatly after something more melodic, its 12B key offering a bright, open centre that lifts heads without breaking the spell. I find it a mid-set workhorse: functional, yes, but possessed of enough underground character to remind the crowd why they came. For selectors who value groove over grandeur, this is exactly the kind of credible, no-frills cut that keeps a rotation honest.