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Resco (US) joins the Spotlight Mix

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New York’s Resco (US) takes control of today’s Spotlight Mix, fresh from landing on Sound D’Elite with his new three-track ‘Dat Funk’ EP.

Released on 7th August, the EP sees Resco linking with Chris Brooks, Max Vitelli and M.O.E across three rolling club cuts. The title track ‘Dat Funk’ brings tight percussion, low-end pressure and chopped vocals, while ‘Get Back’ keeps that swing moving before ‘Dirty Checks’ rounds things out with a darker, bass-heavy groove.

Since breaking through with his Beatport-charting ‘Crazy’ EP in 2024, Resco has been steadily building his name, picking up support from Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Ilario Alicante, Franky Rizardo and Cloonee along the way. His records have already found their way into sets at Elrow and Music On at Pacha, which tells you plenty about where his music is aimed.

That same thinking runs right through this mix. Resco works through tracks from DJ Entwan, Reenday, Freenzy Music, Tomi&Kesh, Supernova and CASSIMM, alongside his own collaborations with Mike Haley and Chris Brooks.

There’s plenty of movement in here, from the chunky roll of ‘Big City Roller’ and ‘Get Back’ through to Sandro Martins’ ‘Baile de Favela’ remix and CASSIMM’s ‘That Funky Sound’. And, fittingly, Resco closes the session with ‘Dat Funk’, bringing things back to the release currently doing the damage.

Turn it up and get into Resco (US)’s Spotlight Mix below.

Tracklist

  1. Klindo – DJ Entwan, Albert Lopez
  2. The Use – Stefan Meser
  3. What How – Altier
  4. Soul Jam – Sohail
  5. Do it Again – Milo (CH), Johnny Fontana
  6. Baile de Favela (Jairo Delli Remix) – Sandro Martins
  7. Sapucai – Reenday, Freenzy Music
  8. Get Back – Resco (US), Chris Brooks
  9. Wiggiwiggi – Fitzko
  10. Big City Roller – Resco (US), Mike Haley
  11. Santos – Reenday, Zak Cox (UK)
  12. Bing Bong – Tomi&Kesh, Gino Da Koda
  13. La Nuit – Supernova
  14. Mister DJ – GIOE (FR)
  15. That Funky Sound – CASSIMM
  16. Dat Funk – Resco (US), Chris Brooks
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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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