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Junior Sanchez & Dave Giles II drop ‘Bitch U Could Neva’ EP on Tuskegee

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Tuskegee returns with a statement release from house heavyweight Junior Sanchez, who teams up with Dave Giles II on the explosive ‘Bitch U Could Neva’. A proper throwback to 90s NYC and Chicago’s raw underground energy, the track is a gritty, high-impact club weapon dripping with attitude and swagger. Out now, ‘Bitch U Could Neva’ is the explosive new release, which landed March 14th, with the full remix EP dropping March 31st as TKG017, featuring heavyweight reworks from GIDEÖN and Fatherhood.

A true statesman of the scene, Junior Sanchez has been pushing boundaries since the ‘90s – with a back catalogue spanning Defected, Relief, Strictly Rhythm, and beyond. From remixing Madonna and Jamiroquai to launching the KULTUR project with Demuir, his legacy is still growing strong.

Joining him is Dave Giles II, the Chicago-raised creative behind vocal cuts for Beyoncé, KAYTRANADA, and more. His poetic, powerful delivery brings a sharp edge and soul to the track, making this a perfect cross-generational collaboration..

Bitch U Could Neva’ is a fierce, attitude-soaked house jam channeling the energy of ‘90s New York and Chicago dancefloors – unapologetic, rhythmic, and raw. The remix EP takes things deeper. London’s GIDEÖN (Block9 / Adonis) delivers a minimal, stripped-back take that keeps things heads-down and hypnotic. On the flip, Fatherhood – the project from Physical Therapy and Michael Mangan – injects a dose of bounce and club-ready energy, reimagining the original with a playful edge.

The EP is out now via Tuskegee.
Stream / download ‘Bitch U Could Neva’ below and grab the full remix package on March 31st.
👉 [Listen & Download TKG017 Here]

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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