The latest episode of Decades of Dance UK is now available – and this one's packed with the biggest 90s dancefloor anthems. From FPI Project’s 1989 Rich in Paradise to the latest version of Zero B’s Lock Up we have 2 hours of bouncing around the room for you. It beats a boring run in the park!

If you grew up with house, club classics, piano riffs and hands-in-the-air moments, you're in for a treat. We've dug deep into one of dance music's greatest decades with a show full of massive tunes, forgotten gems and the kind of records that still fill dancefloors today.

As always, you'll also find:

🎵 Gav's Track of the Week
🔥 The Big Track of the Week
🕰️ Track From Wayback

Catch the show now via all your favourite listening platforms at decadesofdance.uk.

London - 18 July 2026, There are a handful of tickets left for the annual boat party on the Thames. Tickets from wearehousework.com
The after-party at The Steel Yard is SOLD OUT!

Kavos, Corfu - 12-17 September 2026.
The legend is back - head out this Setpember to end the summer in epic style in Kavos! Tickets from wearehousework.com

One of the UK's most exciting electronic artists, Nia Archives, has released her second album, Emotional Junglist. Early reviews have praised its blend of classic jungle energy with more personal songwriting, further cementing her place as one of the leading names in modern UK dance music.

Another busy release week has seen new music arriving from artists including Hot Since 82, Chris Lake, Joris Voorn, James Hurr, Fatboy Slim, Tiga and many more, giving DJs plenty of fresh material for summer sets.

Veteran house outfit Inner City continue proving timeless dance music never stands still, returning with a brand-new version of Good Life alongside Charles D and TMPR. A reminder that great records can always find a new audience.

Whether you're reliving the golden era of 90s clubbing or discovering these classics for the first time, we hope this week's show brings back a few memories.

Turn it up, share it with your mates, and we'll see you again next week for another journey through the decades of dance.