Sep 28, 2026 · 1 hr 56 min · 7 segments
It’s been 20 years since the first Summer Fondue episode. For this anniversary mix, I put together two hours of the sounds I’ve loved playing over the years: deeper grooves, West Coast house, funky…
So let's stay with this deeper, softer side of Soulful House a bit with the East Coast touch.
Speaking of the American Soulful House, it's hard to miss the legendary Louis Vega and his label Vega Records.
And together with Kenny Dope, he is one half of the duo that is known as Masters at Work.
Come on,
girl, tell me how that sound.
I know you like the way this is going down.
Please, baby, please, baby, don't stop now.
Cause I like the way you feel when you rub on me, hug on me, show me that you're stuck on me.
At the end of the night, you'll be loving me.
So swing this way, it's time to play.
Got my man Luis Vega to the break of day.
Can he dope when I name Luisito? Puerto Rico, you know how we go.
This is dedicated to all our people across the world.
Across.
Mmm.
This title feels especially timely, No More War, from a New Jersey-based producer called Jihad Muhammad, with Chris Dawkins on the vocal, the track from 2006.
We never should have let it happen from the start Cause we can send a probe to Mars And navigate the universe So why can't we decide the hell?
Only one truth A single thought, a singular touch of grace.
So let's stay with this deeper, softer side of Soulful House a bit with the East Coast touch.
Speaking of the American Soulful House, it's hard to miss the legendary Louis Vega and his label Vega Records.
And together with Kenny Dope, he is one half of the duo that is known as Masters at Work.
Come on,
girl, tell me how that sound.
I know you like the way this is going down.
Please, baby, please, baby, don't stop now.
Cause I like the way you feel when you rub on me, hug on me, show me that you're stuck on me.
At the end of the night, you'll be loving me.
So swing this way, it's time to play.
Got my man Luis Vega to the break of day.
Can he dope when I name Luisito? Puerto Rico, you know how we go.
This is dedicated to all our people across the world.
Across.
Mmm.
This title feels especially timely, No More War, from a New Jersey-based producer called Jihad Muhammad, with Chris Dawkins on the vocal, the track from 2006.
We never should have let it happen from the start Cause we can send a probe to Mars And navigate the universe So why can't we decide the hell?
Only one truth A single thought, a singular touch of grace.
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