Reinoud van Toledo and Jack Delhi feature in their ninth show, presented by Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia is an expatriate and local underground electronic music radio station for India, China, Sri Lanka and the rest of Asia, as well as a DJ agency, promoter and music-news platform.
The two artists have crossed paths through Amsterdam’s electronic music scene over the years, appearing together in club settings and shared music spaces. House Your Day, one of the nights connected with their Amsterdam activity, adds further context to the shared background behind this guest mix.
In 2014, Reinoud collaborated with Dimitri from Amsterdam on Detroit Summer, released through Carl Craig’s Planet E Communications. The project connected his work with one of Detroit Techno’s most respected labels while marking an important chapter in his international catalogue.
After several years working in Techno, Reinoud returned to House music and developed a catalogue across labels including Stiletto Records, Kolour Recordings, Silhouette Records, Jambalay Records and Frame Workxx Records. His later work includes Boogie Bar, a House production that has appeared through several release listings and remixes.
Release listings show activity across House, Deep House and Tech House. These include Optimus on NDI, Deep Sensation as a Reinoud van Toledo remix, and Let’s Play Up The House, which features collaborations with Jack Delhi.
Their shared work and club connections give this guest mix a direct link to Dutch underground culture and the House music network around Amsterdam. Those connections provide the setting for a programme built from their productions alongside club-focused selections.
Updates and releases can be found through Reinoud van Toledo’s Beatport artist page, while Detroit Summer can be found through Planet E Communications.
The ninth Reinoud van Toledo and Jack Delhi show opens with Reinoud’s Tus Sueños and Dame Tu Amor, both PROMO selections rooted in Deep House. Davyd M.’s El Vampiro on Variety Music and David Herrero’s Alanka on Stereo Productions Catalog then sharpen the pace through Tech House.
Anton Jay and Discoplace bring Milonga from Kerala Music into the early run, keeping the rhythm close to the preceding club material. Reinoud’s Heavenly Bass Remix of Alessandro Olei’s Al Muradni on Kattivo Records introduces Funky House colour before Luca Lento’s Un Sifflement Aigu on Datagroove Music moves into Deep Tech House.
Waze & Odyssey’s Bounce Wit Me on Relief restores the firm Tech House focus after the deeper passage. Fabiano Pit’s Agent Remix of Africanism on Totoyov leads into Mele’s Scouse Afrika on Edible, bringing Afro House into the middle of the set.
Milos Pesovic’s Grand Opening on Kriptonita Records returns to Tech House, followed by Stanny Abram’s New Orleans Queen on Forward Thinking. Jorick Croes and Kenny Kelly’s Feel Like, in Stanny Abram’s remix on Whoyostro White, keeps that rhythmic line in place.
CID and Westend’s Jumpin’ on Repopulate Mars brings the later section into focus, before Juanito and Daniël Orpi’s Can’t Handle It on CUFF and Dom Dolla’s Pump the Brakes on Sweat It Out raise the pressure. Migos’ Bad and Boujee on Quality Control Music provides a brief Rap/Hip Hop turn before Ellis Moss returns with The Shake on Toolroom Trax.
DJ Fronter closes the listed club material with Tic Tac on Hottrax and Touch It on HOTTRAX, the latter bringing in Electro detail. Kill Your Heroes’ Locked In, in the Darius Syrossian Remix on Snatch! Records, gives the final stretch a House-led finish.
Jack Delhi
Jack Delhi is an Amsterdam DJ whose connection with music began in childhood. His interest in DJing developed in 2005 after meeting Manual Point Perspective, who helped him learn the technical and practical side of playing records.
He later became a resident at Vriendjespolitiek and House Your Day, two event platforms that helped establish his profile in the Dutch club scene. By 2015, Jack Delhi was performing more widely across the Netherlands, including appearances at We Are Electric, Paaspop and Lake Dance.
His Amsterdam club work also placed him within the same network as Reinoud van Toledo. Their shared appearances around the city developed into studio collaboration, with releases that sit mainly within Tech House, House and Minimal / Deep Tech.
Together, Jack Delhi and Reinoud van Toledo have released tracks including New Berlin, AAAH, Summer Is a Magic Thing, Say Something, Limited Art and Tha Beat Is Sick. Their catalogue has appeared on labels including Jambalay Records, NDI, Plastic Recordings, Berlin After Dark and House Place Records.
Recent listings show their continued studio link through Let’s Play Up The House on NDI. The release includes Tha Beat Is Sick and Say Something, both built around Tech House structure and a direct club focus.
Jack Delhi’s sets are centred on Tech House, vocal hooks and House classics, shaped by the energy of Amsterdam’s club culture. Updates and releases can be found through his Beatport artist page.
Reinoud Van Toledo and Jack Delhi episode 9 opens with Reinoud Van Toledo in the first hour before Jack Delhi takes the second hour. Reinoud Van Toledo begins with Tus Seunos, a promo placed inside Latin House through its title, catalogue context and the artist’s regular use of warm House structures.
Dame Tu Amor keeps the opening section close to Latin House, giving the hour another promo-led cut with a romantic vocal reference and a club-centred rhythm. Davyd M.’s El Vampiro then shifts the set into Tech House, tightening the drums and moving the sequence towards a more functional club shape.
David Herrero’s Alanka strengthens that Tech House direction, supported by its Stereo Productions release listing and Herrero’s established profile around House, Tech House and tribal grooves. Jack Delhi and Reinoud Van Toledo then appear together on Limited Art, keeping the first hour in a firmer club framework through their shared promo material.
Anton Jay and Discoplace bring Milonga into the set, returning the hour to Latin House through its title reference and rhythmic character. Alessanrdo Olei’s Al Muradni follows in Reinoud Van Toledo’s Heavenly Bass Remix, moving the programme into Afro House with a deeper percussive movement.
Luca Lento’s Un Sifflement Aigu brings the rhythm back to Tech House, restoring the tighter club structure after the Afro House passage. &me’s On appears in the Adam Port and Rampa remix, adding Deep House depth through the Keinemusik-associated sound and its smoother rhythmic control.
Waze and Odyssey’s Bounce Wit Me shifts the hour towards House Music, bringing a more open and sample-led groove into the later first-hour section. Del-30 then follows with Brasil, returning to Tech House through a direct rhythm and a title that connects the track to a Latin-influenced club setting.
Fabiano Pit’s Africanism in the Agent remix brings Afro House back into the programme, using percussion and rhythmic movement to widen the closing part of Reinoud Van Toledo’s hour. Mele’s Scouse Afrika extends that African-influenced thread before Milos Pesovic closes the first hour with Grand Opening, returning the set to Tech House.
Jack Delhi opens the second hour with Stanny Abram’s New Orleans Queen, placing the first track of his section inside House through a groove-led structure and a title linked to classic American music references. Jorick Croes and Kenny Kelly follow with Feel Like in the Stanny Abram remix, moving the second hour into Tech House with a firmer rhythmic line.
Jack Delhi and Reinoud Van Toledo return with Bubbledrop, bringing their own collaboration into a House-centred position within the set. Cheo Feliciano’s Oye Como Va then appears in the Guille Placencia edit, introducing a Latin House moment built from a well-known salsa source and reshaped for club use.
Cid and Westend’s Jumpin’ starts a long Tech House run, using both producers’ regular club-focused profiles to lock the second hour into a more direct sound. Aitor Astiz’s Speed Up follows with another tight rhythm, keeping Jack Delhi’s section firmly aimed at the dancefloor.
Juanito and Daniël Orpi’s Can’t Handle It continues the Tech House pressure with a compact groove and vocal-led structure. Dom Dolla’s Pump The Brakes then adds one of the stronger club entries in the hour, keeping the arrangement direct and bass-driven.
Jack Delhi and Reinoud Van Toledo’s Limited Art returns for the second hour, this time placed inside the Tech House flow around it. Migos’ Bad And Boujee then appears as a club edit, turning a hip hop source into a Tech House-centred selection for the middle of the hour.
Ellis Moss’ The Shake keeps the sequence in Tech House, using a stripped rhythm and a sharp club hook. DJ Fronter then provides Tic Tac and Touch It, both fitting his established Tech House profile and strengthening the late-hour rhythm.
Kill Your Heroes close the episode with Locked In in the Darius Syrossian remix, ending Jack Delhi’s hour with another Tech House cut tied to Syrossian’s house and tech-led club style. The episode moves from Reinoud Van Toledo’s Latin, Afro, Deep and Tech House first hour into Jack Delhi’s second-hour blend of House edits and sustained Tech House pressure.
Reinoud van Toledo and Jack Delhi episode 9
First Hour: Reinoud Van Toledo
Reinoud Van Toledo - Tus Seunos [PROMO]
Reinoud Van Toledo - Dame Tu Amor [PROMO]
Davyd M. - El Vampiro (Original Mix)
David Herrero - Alanka (Original Mix)
Jack Delhi, Reinoud Van Toledo - Limited Art [PROMO]
Anton Jay, Discoplace - Milonga (Original Mix)
Alessanrdo Olei - Al Muradni (Reinoud Van Toledo Heavenly Bass Remix)
Luca Lento - Un Sifflement Aigu (Original Mix)
&me - On (Adam Port & Rampa Remix)
Waze, Odyssey - Bounce Wit Me (Original Mix)
Del-30 - Brasil (Original Mix)
Fabiano Pit - Africanism (Agent Remix)
Mele - Scouse Afrika (Original Mix)
Milos Pesovic - Grand Opening (Original Mix)
Second Hour: Jack Delhi
Stanny Abram - New Orleans Queen
Jorick Croes, Kenny Kelly - Feel Like ( Stanny Abram Remix)
Jack Delhi , Reinoud Van Toledo - Bubbledrop
Cheo Feliciano - Oye Como Va (Guille Placencia Edit)
Cid, Westend - Jumpin’
Aitor Astiz - Speed Up
Juanito, Daniël Orpi - Can’t Handle It
Dom Dolla - Pump The Brakes
Jack Delhi, Reinoud Van Toledo - Limited Art
Migos - Bad And Boujee
Ellis Moss - The Shake
DJ Fronter - Tic Tac
DJ Fronter - Touch It
Kill Your Heroes - Locked In (Darius Syrossian Remix)
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