Reinoud van Toledo and Jack Delhi to perform 6th show

Reinoud van Toledo and Jack Delhi present their sixth show on Scientific Sound Asia. The platform operates as an expatriate and local underground electronic music radio station for India, China, Sri Lanka and the rest of Asia, alongside its work as a DJ agency, promoter and music news outlet.

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.

Reinoud van Toledo is a Dutch DJ and producer who began DJing in clubs and producing music during the early 1990s. His first releases appeared in 1995 on ID&T Records and Outland Records, placing him within the formative years of Dutch electronic music culture.

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.

Recent 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.

Reinoud and Jack Delhi have also appeared together across Amsterdam’s electronic music scene over the years, including activity connected with House Your Day. Their shared work and club connections give this guest mix a direct link to Dutch underground culture and the House music network around the city.

Updates and releases can be found through Reinoud van Toledo’s Beatport artist page, while Detroit Summer can be found through Planet E Communications.

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 6 opens with Reinoud Van Toledo in the first hour before Jack Delhi takes control of the second hour. Aspen Bizarre Disco’s Hey You begins the programme inside Disco House, drawing from the artist’s catalogue links to disco, House and club-focused material.

Cassio Ware’s Whatever It Takes appears in Reinoud Van Toledo’s remix, moving the hour into Funky House through its confirmed genre listing and Vanessa Smith’s vocal presence. Dakar and Mark Jenkyns then shift the set towards Tech House with Me Maama, supported by Mark Jenkyns’ established profile across funk-laden House and Tech House.

Doorly and Mobula’s Future Blues brings a Cajual-linked House Music section into the first hour, adding a looser groove after the earlier tech-led movement. Ozromita’s The Music Stops Now in the Lyle Quach remix then returns to Tech House, placing the rhythm back into a firmer club framework.

Mousse T. and Lovebirds’ Closer To You introduces Deep House, using its confirmed genre listing and lower tempo to soften the middle of Reinoud Van Toledo’s hour. Torus and Atorus follow with Disko Night Disko, bringing the set back to Disco House through a title and structure aimed at a brighter club mood.

Bill Laurance’s The Pines adds a brief Jazz passage, giving the first hour a more musical and instrumental point of contrast. Deeper Purpose’s Roll Up then moves back into Tech House, drawing on his signature bass-heavy club sound before Gianluca Calabrese closes the hour with Ghen Ghen With Me.

Jack Delhi opens the second hour with the Saintes edit of Fleetwood Mac’s Dreams, placing a familiar rock source inside a House-focused club edit. Ammo Avenue’s Moreno follows with House, supported by the Peruvian producer’s profile as part of the underground House scene.

Jaden Thompson’s Closer moves the second hour into Minimal / Deep Tech, matching its confirmed Beatport listing and reduced low-end structure. Perky Wires’ Le Funky keeps the set in that deeper minimal lane, using the duo’s regular deep-tech profile to maintain the tighter club feel.

Eddy M and Dennis Cruz’s Goldigger returns the hour to Tech House, with its confirmed MUSE listing giving the section a stronger rhythm and bassline focus. Alessio Bianchi’s People Back follows in the same direction, adding another direct club cut before the second hour opens into edited source material.

The Vanucci edit of Beastie Boys’ Ch-Check It Out brings a hip hop source into a House setting, using the original vocal energy as a club hook. Aitor Astrid’s Say Hey then keeps the mix in House, drawing on the original song’s bright rhythmic character while fitting the surrounding DJ edit structure.

Liam D’s How returns the second hour to Tech House, tightening the rhythm again after the more recognisable edits. Massi Isx and Alessandro Diruggiero’s America follows with a similar club structure, keeping the late section direct and percussion-led.

Pierro Scratch’s Reggae Bit adds a reggae-referencing title inside a Tech House framework, giving the section a small rhythmic colour change without leaving the club structure. Nice and Wise then follow with What's Poppin, keeping the second hour close to Tech House before Andrea Oliva’s Unison adds a confirmed genre entry from Catch and Release.

Shermanology’s Bon Bini moves back towards House, with its Dutch-Caribbean roots, Latin vocal chops and gospel-toned melodic elements giving the late section a warmer identity. Emanuel Satie closes the episode with One Love, drawing from House, Tech House and Deep House release context while landing here as a Funky House finish.

The episode moves from Reinoud Van Toledo’s Disco House, Funky House, Deep House and Tech House first hour into Jack Delhi’s House, Minimal / Deep Tech and Tech House second hour. Its two parts share a club-centred structure, but the first hour leans into funk, disco and deeper musical detail while the second hour moves through edits, bass-led grooves and direct late-set rhythm.

Reinoud van Toledo and Jack Delhi episode 6

First Hour: Reinoud Van Toledo

Aspen Bizarre Disco - Hey You

Cassio Ware - Whatever It Takes Feat. Vanessa Smith (Reinoud Van Toledo Remix)

Dakar, Mark Jenkyns - Me Maama

Doorly, Mobula - Future Blues

Ozromita - The Music Stops Now (Lyle Quach Remix)

Mousse T., Lovebirds - Closer To You

Torus, Atorus - Disko Night Disko

Bill Laurance - The Pines

Deeper Purpose - Roll Up

Gianluca Calabrese - Ghen Ghen With Me

Second Hour: Jack Delhi

Fleetwood Mac - Dreams (Saintes Edit)

Ammo Avenue - Moreno

Jaden Thompson - Closer

Perky Wires - Le Funky

Eddy M, Dennis Cruz - Goldigger 

Alessio Bianchi - People Back

Beastie Boys - Ch-Check It Out (Vanucci Edit)

Aitor Astrid - Say Hey 

Liam D - How

Massi Isx, Alessandro Diruggiero - America

Pierro Scratch - Reggae Bit

Nice & Wise - What's Poppin

Andrea Oliva - Unison 

Shermanology - Bon Bini

Emanuel Satie - One Love

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