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Dulce Suspirar, (Sweet Sigh), is a Latin electronic track infused with Flamenco and Arabic influences, blending emotional depth with hypnotic club energy. Warm melodies, cultural textures, and a sensual groove come together in three versions: Original Mix, Club Edit, and Instrume ... Show More

Dulce Suspirar, (Sweet Sigh), is a Latin electronic track infused with Flamenco and Arabic influences, blending emotional depth with hypnotic club energy. Warm melodies, cultural textures, and a sensual groove come together in three versions: Original Mix, Club Edit, and Instrume ... Show More

Dulce Suspirar, (Sweet Sigh), is a Latin electronic track infused with Flamenco and Arabic influences, blending emotional depth with hypnotic club energy. Warm melodies, cultural textures, and a sensual groove come together in three versions: Original Mix, Club Edit, and Instrume ... Show More

The 90s are back in so many ways, but our favorite tracks never left. My 90s Playlist breaks down why we love the hits of the 90s so much, what made our favorite songs so popular back then, and why we are so nostalgic for them now. Throughout the season, our hosts Tracy Clayton a ... Show More

This is Part 2 of the XSDJs BackTraXS Livestream on October 23, 2021. This part of the program is a mix of some great 90s Club Classics! See you on the dance floor! 

The 90s are back. It is as if pop music entered a black hole and came out 25 years in the past. Today's artists are reviving the new jack swing and vocal R&B, creating a wave of 90s nostalgia. Uncover how they trick us into somehow loving those days when we got beat up in the mid ... Show More

The 90 year old racist. 

A mix of old school R&B and Funk Disco tracks from the 70's 80's 

The 1990s was a golden era for Gen X music fans…classic and heritage artists were still a thing, but it was clear that a new generation of rock artists was in control and was releasing music that captured the hopes, dreams, wishes, anger, and aggression of young people…we hadn’t ... Show More