Welcome to the second Rutherford House package, this week featuring a genre that originated in the 1980's but is now becoming increasingly popular amongst the up and coming raving generation. In this weeks package, we have a few new tracks blended in nicely with a couple of deep classics. Enjoy!

The untouchable duo of Pleasurekraft have joined with British sensation Bontan to produce a stunning, energetic and upbeat remix of Josh Butler's ' Got A Feeling. ' This song is perfect for the summer packed with infectious synths and mesmerising vocals.

Clean Bandit's headline track out of his new EP ' Dust Clears' is remixed by London based producer Russ Chimes. The remix is quite a contrast to the original, with a slowed down tempo leading into an atmospheric second progressive buildup, smashing into a deep bass heavy drop.

With this track being released over a year ago, the fact that it is being featured here pays testament to the originality and quality of the song. With many artists nowadays sticking rigidly to one genre, it is refreshing to see an artist experiment with different aspects of electronic music. Jobe has done just that. With successful releases in the Nu Disco wave as well as some aspects of future funk the Newcastle born producer as a lot going for him in the future. Loneliness begins with a dreamy vocal section, before dropping into a huge, underground and upbeat drop. If you like this, make sure you check out Close Your Eyes. So deep.

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Make sure you watch this video attentively, and turn your soundsystem up loud. The Brazilian duo Flow & Zeo have created this spooky and mesmerising track named 'Chicago.' The song starts with a description of someones exit of a club at 6 in the morning, slowly building up to his hailing of a taxi. The drop that comes in perfectly compliments the repetitive and almost never ending vocal section. This is certainly one of those songs that would get a huge crowd going in any environment, be it a warehouse or an underground rave.

A deep house package wouldn't be the same without Leeds based magician Hot Since 82, who consistently releases quality tracks after quality tracks and is certainly a name for the future. Error 909 is the producers latest track and it features an almost euphoric and progressive buildup, rare for a deep song, but breaks into a typical bass heavy clanking drop that the Yorkshire man is so renowned for. Please check this out as well as his other tracks, we've also attached his Remix collection which was published on his soundcloud, personal favourites ' So High ' and ' Every Little Piece. '