The word 'epic' doesn't even touch it. With sexy club vocals provided by Mila Falls, building up to a heavy, head-bangin' drop. Gritty synths are unleashed setting the stage for London rapper Santego to do his thing. The chorus returns once more before an even bigger flurry of aggressive synths brings everything to a climactic drum and bass finale.

A two-stepper of a tune featuring uplifting synth chords accompanied by heavy drums, quickly giving way to female rap vocals with real attitude from London based duo, RedNPink. The catchy, pop-like sung chorus gives your ears a quick rest, before plummeting back to a tremendous wall of gritty sound.

A cool, positive song with a playful and energetic percussion led drum track. The R&B style vocals from James Berkeley and muted chords provide a sense of calm, while the punchy drums and multitude of percussive instruments give a contrasting weight and aggression. Delicious, sweet and sour audio soup!

Put the moves on a beautiful woman while this song plays in your head. Suave vocoded vocals from Brian Gibbs (aka Echo Park), coupled with equally suave whispers, on top of an even more suave, grinding bassline - sexiness at it's fullest. Throw in some drums that aren't in a rush to get anywhere fast, and hey presto, you've got a recipe to get those bodies moving.

A lasting anthem for the young and reckless. Building synths ramp up to powerful vocals from UK band, Gravity Ghost, all full of angst and rebelliousness. Once it hits the climax it doesn't stop, with pounding drums, arpeggiated synths and one very dirty bass line filling in the blanks.

Opening with mellow drones and glitchy percussive sounds, collectively providing a sense of peaceful mystery. James Berkeley's vocals drift along at their own pace, soaring in and out with a heavy kick drum and uptempo hi-hats picking up the pace. The growling bass line provides the track's solid foundation.

What's that? You want to be transported to an uber-sexy euro party, you say? Well look no further. Pitched down, raspy male vocals from UK dance act, CutWires, set the stage and get carried along by pounding electro drums and buzzy synth lines. Cool, confident and full of energy, this track is sure to keep the dance floors packed.

Perfect for that chic daytime pool party where nobody gets in the pool. Mellow, pumping chords set the stage with sexy female vocals in the verses, building towards the uplifting synth driven instrumental chorus', putting the party into full swing.

If you've been longing for your 90s rave days to make a return, then this track will have you desperately building a time machine. Full on retro synth strings create the dreamscape for the uplifting vocals from Audra Nishita to move along to, carried by a contrastingly busy 90s breakbeat. Whistles, glow sticks and air horns at the ready!

The epitome of sexy club music, with dreamy strings and smooth vocals awash with reverb. The bass line hovers on the edge of driving and mellow with an easy, slight build of percussion as the track progresses. As the lyrics suggest, 'don't talk', just listen and enjoy.

Truly lose yourself to this one, the perfect song for a lonely night. A highly unique exercise in sound design, with filtered drums, raspy percussion and filtered synths. Juxtaposed with this are James Berkeley's creamy vocals, seemingly in their own world apart from the building complexity of the inspired music beneath.

Jake Freedman's confident and soothing vocals fill the mix, with sparse drums and light synths providing a sense of space. The drums gradually pick up pace with droning synth pads undulating beneath, building to a grooving 4/4 dance section.

Dubstep without the aggression and bro-fest. Whilst the drums are punchy and hard-hitting, most of the music is highly ambient, with wide filtered chords and light female vocals. A deep wobbly bass line fills the low end, but never overpowers.

Looking for a novelty (yet sexy) club song about the hypothetical mundane lives of various dead celebrities, assuming they were still with us? Of course you are! Well this deep and dark tune pumps a heavy groove whilst CutWires vocalist, Tim Hiscox, tells us about the lives of our favourite dead celebrities (and creatures) as they go about their day.