Dear Fellow Dance Music Lovers,
This blog brings you the best in Dance Music and Club Classics; from early 87 (back in the daze) through to the present day.
For all those who rocked it all night until the early hours, to those that lived for clubbing and couldn't wait for the weekend to arrive. Enjoy and leave any comments on the blog or contact direct by email at pureclubclassics@live.co.uk
Well Happy New Year to one and all, wishing everyone a fantastic 2026.
There will be lots more posts to come and of course that means lots of exciting new tracks and of course lots of fantastic oldies.
I have a bank of several thousand tracks still to post which I continuously top up when I hear tracks worthy of PCC status.
2025 was a pretty good year for posts on the PCC Blog with a total of 343 tracks shared which is almost one per day and was my most productive posting year since the first year of the blog back in 2009.
Why do I continue to post?
Quite simply I love sharing great dance music and although the followers have dropped over the years, I come to think of the blog as a sort of database and reference point of the greatest dance tracks ever produced.
If it's a great track it'll be on the blog, if it isn't then it's brand new, or one of the few old gems that has remained hidden for the last 20 years.
I've considered creating lots of other social channels, but nothing quite matches a blog for building and growing this huge public dance music database of the best tracks to ever grace clubland.
Here's to a fabulous 2026 to everyone and many more great tracks to come.
Kicking off with a fine piece of Keinemusik inspired Afro House, with a great atmosphere, some lovely chilled beats and delightful stabs of piano.
Does anyone else hear "and we never had roast beef", when they hear this?
Another stunning new track from the Keinemusik stable.
It was the closing track of their recent Coachella set and whilst the set in itself wasn't overall impressive, this track was certainly a key stand out.
It has such an all encompassing vibe which just soothes you and then the piano is so hauntingly beautiful.
A really great track once again.
Reznik, Good Guy Mikesh, Keinemusik - One And Only
Great new track which has been a key feature of recent Keinemusik sets.
It's very much in the style we have come to expect with a gentle chilled build up and then explodes with some amazing piano chords which just feel so good.
These tracks just put you in a place and create instant adrenalin rushes.
Why do you dance, why do you move, why do you groove?
Reznik, Jesse Boykins III - Cloudy Eyes (Dance Tonight)
This is one which has been out for some time now, but another fine piece of Afro House vibes.
Very much inspired by the Keinemusik vibe, it has no Afro chants, but the style and formula is very much the same, with that lovely chilled vibe, yet a nice dance-ability feel.
These tracks have a really deep and emotional feel which just makes them generate such a highly charged energy.