Oskido is back once again with a sizzling sixth instalment

Oskido’s Church Grooves – The Sixth CommandmentOskido is back once again with a sizzling sixth instalment in the crowd-hyping, best-selling Church Grooves series. And it’s another slice of pure house heaven – one that reaches new heights for the resident reverend hit-maker.The renowned Yfm jock (he’s currently preaching the dance music gospel to the masses on Gauteng’s 99.2 every Saturday afternoon from 3 ‘til 6pm) segues smoothly from hit to hook in a mix that features the freshest cuts from floor favourites - and some of Oscar’s personal friends - like Dennis Ferrer, Mr. V and Sergio Flores.Amongst Oskido’s other associates making their mark on this slick sermon are locals Mackson (aka Native) and Lloyd (aka DJ Dos Santo), and Mr. Mama, while the main man himself again lends his pulsating personal imprint to the mix by including a few self-produced, instant anthems. But his contributions are even more special this time around.They include Oskido’s first ever gospel track, ‘Modimo’, and it’s a fitting feature for a series that’s modelled around the theme of worship and religion - and that has an ecstatic religious following.Joining this hand-clapping Christian cut on the sixth in a series that just seems to get stronger is a blinding Brothers Of Peace reworking of Tracy Chapman’s ‘Talking About Revolution’, on which Oskido and production partner Bruce Sebitlo fix the perfect beat to a two-decade old conscious folk classic and turn it in to a tune altogether relevant to today’s dancefloors.As if these numbers weren’t worth the admission price of the disc alone, there are more bombs on this non-stop soundtrack to the perfect night out (or perfect afternoon in!) from some of the European house scene’s current biggest hitters, including Ame, Henrik Schwarz and Booka Shade.Once more, a clash of class basslines and cracking rhythms – it’s once again time to pray...