Luke Una presents E Soul Cultura Vol. 3Various Artists

• – Harris & Orr - Spread Love
• – Terry And Deep South - Trying To Get By
• – Toshiyuki Honda - Burnin' Waves
• – Igna Igwebuike - Disco Bomp
• – Janette Renee - What's On Your Mind (Super Club Remix)
• – Grupo Serenata - Sodade, Tem Pena D'Mim
• – Vital Disorders - Zombie
• – Alphonsus Idigo - Flight 505
• – DJ Food - Peace (Harvey's 30 Something Mix)
• – Man Jumping - In The Jungle
• – Stars - Dancin' People
• – Gaucho - Dance forever (Club Version)
• – 49th Floor - Night Passage (Bongo Mix)
• – Orion Agassi - Desacato
• – Fatdog - Remember (Ft. CJ Raine)

• 1. Harris & Orr - Spread Love
• 2. Terry And Deep South - Trying To Get By
• 3. Toshiyuki Honda - Burnin' Waves
• 4. Igna Igwebuike - Disco Bomp
• 5. Janette Renee - What's On Your Mind (Super Club Remix)
• 6. Grupo Serenata - Sodade, Tem Pena D'Mim
• 7. Vital Disorders - Zombie
• 8. Alphonsus Idigo - Flight 505
• 9. DJ Food - Peace (Harvey's 30 Something Mix)
• 10. Man Jumping - In The Jungle
• 11. Stars - Dancin' People
• 12. Gaucho - Dance forever (Club Version)
• 13. 49th Floor - Night Passage (Bongo Mix)
• 14. Orion Agassi - Desacato
• 15. Fatdog - Remember (Ft. CJ Raine)

From his formative years in Sheffield to co- founding Manchester's much- fabled Electric Chair with Justin Crawford, through to helming the iconic LGBTQ institutions of Homoelectric/Homobloc, Luke has spent 40 years immersed in dance music.

His latest outlet, E Soul Cultura, has grown from a label to a globe-spanning events series with Luke holding residencies and embarking on tours across the world from Japan and Australia to America and Europe. "For me, the dancefloor was never about a onedimensional, thudding, 130 BPM beat only. It's a much more dynamic, broader vision than that. I cut my teeth in an era where a 100 BPM record had as much impact, excitement, and energy as a 134 BPM dancefloor jazz funk or techno record", Luke mentions.

E Soul Cultura Volume 3 is the perfect embodiment of that notion: "It's about four decades in the trenches playing dance music, the late- night afters, the shebeens, the basements, warehouse parties, the eight-hour journeys in East London, through to festival sets at Houghton and We Out Here. It's music unconstrained by genre or tempo and more about making your body move".