First up is ‘Waves’ by Norwegian dynamo The Treatment. After the success of his On & On EP, as well as an overflowing vat of remixes, in 2011, The Treatment is back to form with this flawless rework of Surface’s ‘Falling in Love’, a surprising yet harmonious blend of Nu Disco, classic house chords and electro – a cerebral record that also highlights his instinctive side. We all love a piano riff too, of course. Satin Jackets preserve their reputation for delivering infectious dance floor tracks with ‘How Long Can I Wait For Your Love’, producing echoes of Robin S’ ‘Show me Love’, which it undeniably has shown and much more. With heavy influence from the likes of Madonna, Roxy Music and Trevor Horn, the trio looks certain to be fiddling with a number of immortal tunes throughout the year. Roberto Rodriguez has been synonymous with the house revival, and his music is always anticipated with an air of intrigue and excitement. ‘Mustat Vargot’ takes you on a welcomed Old School house journey, starting off with heavy synths and bass, leading nicely into ambient beats and sounds. The track passes all of the familiar sites and sounds, yet still offers the senses something new, transporting you to the musical equivalent of utopia. And to complete the pack, Debonair continues his steady ascent to the Nu Disco summit with ‘Why?’ evidently living up to his nonchalant moniker with this stunning groove number. The rolling, soulful vocals add the substance, ensuring that Debonair maintains his laidback style. Certainly more than just a charmer…