Coco Street's Electrik Cake

“Play That Beat Mr. D.J.” An excellent suggestion, and an even better place to begin. This week's Electrik Cake brings electro, disco, house and funk into the same two-hour selection — with a few interesting detours along the way. G.L.O.B.E. and Whiz Kid open with Ben Liebrand's Electro House Mix. Ziggy Funk, Teddy Douglas, Purple Disco Machine, Moon Boots and Mark Knight bring their own flavors b...

The Jackin Techno Garage Flashback takes Electrik Cake through two hours of jackin house, Detroit techno, tech house and underground pressure with plenty of swing still underneath it. Dave Richards & Samuel Zamora open the room before Cecilia's Groove, Mike Millrain and Donald Tapia move us toward Fatima Hajji, DJ T-1000, KIDPLUGG and Ralph Laurenn. From there the Garage gets deeper: Alarico, Hert...

The Bruk & Jazz Delight. Two hours moving through broken beat, bruk, jazz funk, soulful house and the deeper rhythmic spaces between them. This session brings together DJ Scratch & Kenny Dope, Detroit Rising, Crackazat, Afronaut, Gerardo Frisina, Sio, Vick Lavender, Inkswel, Leon Ware, Josh Milan and more, with Andrea Curato & Coco Street — “If I Stay” and DaSoul & Coco Street — “Galaxy Of Love” f...

Deep Soul Resonance. This one moves through deep house, soul, jazz and a little disco without rushing any of it. Kerri Chandler. Fred Everything. Chaos In The CBD. Franck Roger. Jovonn. Melchior Sultana. And Stacy Kidd & Coco Street — “Making Of You.” There are records here that lean in. Records that open the room up. And records that find the pocket and simply stay there. Warm bass. Loose percuss...

Acid house. Acid techno. Twenty-six records and one very busy 303. The Tech Tesseract: 303 Freakout takes Electrik Cake deep into acid — from its Chicago lineage through Jackin’ House, Detroit heat, harder techno pressure and the strange, elastic language the TR 303 is still speaking decades later. Luke Vibert and DJ Pierre open the session before Acidulant, Robert Owens, DJ Deeon & Gettoblaster,...

Afro Latin Brazilian house with percussion, swing, heat and plenty of soul underneath it. It has been a while since Electrik Cake went all the way into ALB Flashback, and the records came ready. Rick Silva, Saliva Commandos and Pablo Fierro open the way before Luciano & Carloh, Franck DiMedi, Jason Merced, Marcos Carnaval, Manybeat and Norty Cotto push the percussion deeper. Later come Basement Ja...

Broken beat, nu jazz and soulful house with the rhythm allowed to wander a little. Bruk & Jazz Delight brings Electrik Cake into two hours of syncopated drums, jazz harmony, deep bass, soul and house music that rarely travels in a straight line. Kaidi Tatham runs through the session alongside Alex Attias, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Joaquin “Joe” Claussell, Afronaut, Laroye, Jazzanova, Crackazat, Nubiya...

Written by Coco Street & DJ Oji. Produced by DJ Oji. Keys by Charles Dockins. This one is for the Soul/Funk/Disco dancers, the roller skaters and vocal house music lovers. DJ Oji and Coco Street have joined forces again to gift us with some "feel good music".

Soulful house, deep house, disco and underground house music — with room for the records to breathe. Deep Soul Resonance moves through two hours of soul, funk, jazz, disco and deep house without flattening any of it into one mood. DjPope and Massiande open the way before Coco Street & DJ Oji’s “Let Your Body Flow.” From there come Byron The Aquarius, Dave Anthony, Hotmood, Dave Angel, Gettoblaster...

Gospel house. Soulful house. Praise with a dance floor underneath it. Some house records ask you to dance. Some remind you what has held you before. Praise Break lives somewhere between the two. Electrik Cake 246 moves through two hours of gospel house, soulful house and deep dance-floor soul, with DJ Spen running through the heart of a session featuring Dawn Tallman, Inaya Day, DJ Oji, Terrence P...

Electrik Cake 245 opens The Electrik Techno Garage for two hours of garage house, tech house and techno—with swing up front, pressure further inside, and plenty of club culture in the bloodline. 🎧 Listen, explore and stay connected: ElectrikCake.com/listen Eddie Amador and Coco Street open with “Amazing Grace,” and from there the mix moves through Danny J Lewis, Jeremy Sylvester, David Tort, Blai...

Bruk & Jazz Summer Flashback brings broken beat, nu jazz, soulful house, and Afro-Latin rhythm into the inner alcove of Electrik Cake. The room is low-lit, the chords are lush, the bass has plenty to say, and the rhythm refuses to travel in a straight line. Featuring 2000BLACK, Lady Alma, Kaidi Tatham, Fred Everything, Marc Mac, Glenn Underground, Nicola Conte, Zara McFarlane, Joaquin “Joe” Clauss...

After the week clocks out, the Sonic Loft opens for soulful house, deep listening, and music with room to stay awhile. Deep Soul Resonance brings Electrik Cake with Coco Street The Valiant Queen into its quieter room: soulful house, deep house, warm vocals, rolling percussion, and records with enough space to stay with you. Kerri Chandler opens the door with “Rain.” From there, Dennis Ferrer, Dave...

This one is for that hour when the room finally settles in and the DJ can start getting a little dangerous. Kevin Saunderson and Reese set the floor, then it moves through jackin’ swing, Detroit weight, acid, tech-house snap, and percussion that keeps pulling the whole thing forward. Harry Romero, Celeda, Bushwacka!, Adam Beyer, Eddie Amador, Coco Street and more all get their turn. Somebody loses...

Electrik Cake 241 delivers electronic music, club music, and music discovery through Afro-tech, deep house, tech house, percussion, and disco groove. Summer Flashback 3 brings the heat without making you stand in it. This week on Electrik Cake with Coco Street The Valiant Queen, the summer signal comes through deep, rhythmic, percussive, and groove-forward — moving through Afro-tech pressure, deep...

New Look. Same Queen👑 And this week, Jack found the side door. So Jack walked into a disco-tech and found his groove. The DJ said, “Jack, how’d you put that groove together?” Jack said, “Simple… dis go here, dis go there… then I tech-no prisoners.” Ba da BING. 😂 This week on Electrik Cake with Coco Street The Valiant Queen: When Jack Walked Into a Disco-Tech Jackin’ house energy. Disco shine. Te...

Please enjoy 31 of my favorite ingredients from the pantry! THIS WEEK'S SLICES! 1 RodaMador, The Valiant Queen - Love Is Gonna Win 2 Terrence Parker, Coco Street And Roller8–,Beautiful Life (House Of Praise Epic Mix) 3 The Carpenters, Ralph Rogers, Neal Conway - We've Only Just Begun (Conway's Afro-Latin Funk) 4 Brutha Basil, Jihad Muhammad - Listen - BTD Remixes (BTD Vocal Mix) 5 Harry "Choo Choo...

Premiered by 6AM, “In My Feels” opens the relaunched Nu Quest Records catalog with deep vocal house energy, classic groove, and Coco Street’s unmistakable vocal presence. Listen here. Support the full release direct on Bandcamp. First release. Proper groove.

Crazy busy week over here, so this week’s Electrik Cake is a quick one from the crates while I keep the plates spinning. Still music. Still movement. Still Cake. Back next week with a new session, new tracks, and fresh heat. Electrik Cake with Coco Street The Valiant Queen Listen Deeply. Wherever you are, the Cake will be served. 1 Eddie Amador, Francesco Ferraro, Coco Street, Reelsoul - Magdalena...

Ms. Coco’s Disco Revenge has arrived. ⚡️🪩 This week’s Electrik Cake moves through disco HEAT, deep grooves, soulful tension, cosmic rollers, and dance floor joy with music from Hotmood, Sgt Slick, Todd Terje, Purple Disco Machine, Kai Alce, Jamiroquai, ANOTR, and more. PLUS: 🌟 World debut of: Coco Street — In My Feels (Maurizio Basilotta Deep Mix) A reminder: Never shrink in the face of excelle...

Seven years of groove, growth, and grace. This week I’m taking you on a trip through my favorite tracks a second time — the ingredients that built the Cake. The Best of Electrik Cake 2.0 - Ms. Coco’s Top Slices! A celebration mix of house, bruk, tech house, disco and techno, and the stories only sound can tell. RADIO SHOW 🎧 Monday 7 PM GMT / 11 AM Pacific — RealHouseRadio UK 🎧 Tuesday 3 PM Easte...

This week, we keep it simple. Ms. Coco’s Electrik Techno Garage. Less talk. More listening. So let the records open. Let the rhythm handle the details. Let the groove tell you where it wants to go. explore the archive and join the community electrikcake.com/sessions THIS WEEK'S SLICES 1 Yooks, Ellis Aaron, True2Life - Do it For The Soul (True2Life Reflow Remix) 2 Babs Presents - Sounds 4 Da City (...

This week we move carefully. Not fearfully. Not suspicious of everything. Just aware. Ecclesiastes speaks often about timing. About observing the world clearly. About recognizing that appearances can be persuasive while reality quietly moves underneath them. And honestly? that feels very current. There’s a strange pressure these days to either sleepwalk through life… or become so overwhelmed by no...

Coco Street's "Cherchez La Femme" is a house music reimagining of the 1976 Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band classic, produced by DJ Oji & Rico McClam for POJI Records. The track features Coco Street's signature soulful vocals, with versions including an Original Extended Vocal and an Original Man Afro Dub.

Tonight’s session moves through a quieter kind of knowing. Some people enter our lives loudly. Others arrive almost gently— and somehow remain. Proverbs speaks of a friend who stays closer than a brother. Hebrews reminds us we are not abandoned. And Matthew says we are already known… even before the words fully form. Maybe that’s why certain music stays with us too. Tonight’s selections move in th...