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Spotlight Mix: Novodisc

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Novodisc steps into the Spotlight Mix with a proper House Workout, fresh from dropping ‘Don’t You Say’ on Junior Jack’s Adesso Music.

The Spanish producer has been building nicely for a few years now, with releases across Formatik, Flashmob, CUFF, Incorrect and Purveyor Underground, plus support from Loco Dice, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers and Marco Carola. Not bad company, that.

His latest cut, Novodisc’s track ‘Don’t You Say’, sits right in that sweet spot. Rolling drums, cheeky vocal chops, neon synth touches and enough low-end push to keep the room moving without shouting about it. It follows his 2025 Adesso outing ‘Never Knew’, which picked up support from BBC Radio 1’s Danny Howard.

For this Spotlight Mix, he keeps it tight and club-ready. Hector Couto & Kirik, Matt Hudson & Kieran Jones, LF System, Jansons & Life on Planets, Kristin Velvet and Franck Roger all make the trip, while Novodisc drops in ‘Don’t You Say’ and ‘These Stars Can Light’ for good measure.

Basements, terraces, sweaty side rooms, this one knows where it belongs.

Listen to Novodisc’s Spotlight Mix now and grab ‘Don’t You Say’ on Adesso Music.

Tracklist

1. Hecto Couto & Kirik – i want magic (Original mix)
2. Matt Hudson & Kieran Jones – Lovin’ you (Extended Mix)
3. Sirma – Saho Uzun (Original mix)
4. Tyge – work 2 da beat (original mix)
5. Rubber People – This is fresh (original mix)
6. Novodisc – Don’t you say (extended mix)
7. LF System – Taking over (feat Obi Franky)
8. Novodisc – These stars can light (Original mix)
9. Jansons & Life on Planets – Pass the aux (Original mix)
10. Rotsch – They don’t understand (Original mix)
11. Delistic – The funk Bassline (original mix
12. Kristin Velvet – Push (Original mix)
13. Franck Roger – The things & the likes (Original mix)

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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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