MOVE D — House Grooves Vol. 1

Move D – House Grooves Vol. 1 arrives on All That Jelly as catalogue ATJ008, a 12-inch vinyl that revisits a seminal deep-house moment from the early 1990s. Originally issued on TIME UNLIMITED in 1993, the record has become a cult favourite, prized for its distinctive sampling approach and uplifting, basement-style production. The 2026 reissue has been remastered by LOPAZZ, a long-time collaborator of Move D, to deliver a full-range listening experience that respects the original’s timeless vibe. Within the All That Jelly catalogue, ATJ008 follows a series of retrospective releases that have deepened the label’s archival focus. Earlier this year the label issued Move D’s “To The Disco ’77” (ATJ021) and Doc L. Junior’s “Footnotes 3 (2025 Remaster)” (ATJ020), both of which, like this reissue, explore pivotal moments in dance-music history. The label’s recent output also includes Dole, Kom & Studio 45’s “Vol. 2 (Remastered – In Memory Of Gianni Versace)” (ATJ019) and Marvin Dash’s “Model Turned Programmer LP” (ATJ018), positioning “House Grooves Vol. 1” among a curated set of re-examined classics. Side A opens with “Agaga ft Ambient Al (Remastered)”. The track retains the original’s hypnotic groove, its looping motifs echoing the early-90s house ethos while the remaster expands its spatial depth, making it a solid entry point for a warm-up set. “Deep ft See Base (Remastered)” follows, offering a slightly darker tonal shift that balances the side’s momentum, its bass-driven pulse suited for deeper moments in a late-night set. Side B continues the narrative with “I Gave My Love (Remastered)”. This cut preserves the uplifting sentiment that defined the original release, its melodic contour providing a natural climax for a peak-time transition. Closing the record, “Babyphonk (Remastered)” offers a playful, rhythm-centric finish that can serve as a bridge to more contemporary deep-house selections or as a closing statement for a set that leans into nostalgic textures. In the context of Move D’s discography, “House Grooves Vol. 1” sits alongside a string of recent vinyl outings that highlight the producer’s versatility. Earlier in 2026 the artist issued “Gottwood Future Ltd.” on GOTTWAX (GOTT009), while “To The Disco ’77” earlier this year reaffirmed his affinity for retro-inspired dance music. Earlier releases such as “Something `Bout The D” on Source Records (SR231207, 2024) and the double-LP “Solitaire” on Mule Musiq (MULE285, 2023) demonstrate a continued engagement with deep-house aesthetics, making this reissue a logical extension of his archival interests. For DJs, the record offers four distinct yet cohesive cuts that can be deployed across a set’s arc. The A-side tracks work well for building atmosphere and setting a groove-focused tone, while the B-side provides both a peak-time lift and a smooth denouement. Collectors will appreciate the careful remastering that respects the original’s character while delivering modern fidelity, as well as the place of this release within All That Jelly’s ongoing exploration of dance-music heritage. The 12-inch vinyl presents the four tracks in their original order, each bearing the “Remastered” tag to signal the refreshed sonic treatment. The pressing adheres to the label’s standard format, offering a straightforward, high-quality analogue experience for both crate-diggers and club-room practitioners. Move D – House Grooves Vol. 1, All That Jelly, catalogue ATJ008, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks, deep house, released 10 November 2026. Tracklist: A1. Move D – Agaga ft Ambient Al (Remastered) A2. Move D – Deep ft See Base (Remastered) B1. Move D – I Gave My Love (Remastered) B2. Move D – Babyphonk (Remastered)