DT963 - Life on Planets

⚡️Like the Mix? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it! 👇 Comment on the Track 👇 Download from: https://music.dtmix.club/dt963lifeonplanets ⚡️ Follow us on Soundcloud: @data-transmission ⚡️ Follow us on SoundCloud: @datatransmission 👉 Data Transmission: ⚡️ Instagram: http://instagram.com/datatransmission ⚡️ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel - http://bit.ly/dtytube ⚡️ iTunes Podcast: https://apple.co/4xJutpZ ⚡️ Mixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/datatransmission ⚡️ Get Hypeddit: http://bit.ly/dthypeddit ⚡️ Follow our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3CFr4Rm Life on Planets steps into the Data Transmission Podcast this week with a bag full of soul, groove and proper late-night movement. Baltimore-bred singer, songwriter, guitarist and dance music wanderer Phill Celeste has carved out his own lane as Life on Planets, moving between house, R&B, funk, soul, reggae and live performance without losing sight of the dancefloor. His music has found homes on Wolf + Lamb, Soul Clap Records, Classic, Defected, Tuskegee, No Art and more, with his roots stretching back through the warehouses of Baltimore and the underground scenes that shaped him. His latest move lands him in the Desert Hearts universe, teaming up with the collective on their new single ‘This Is The Place’, out now via Desert Hearts Records. Built around a deep, melodic tech house groove, Life on Planets brings the human touch with rhythmic vocals, funky guitar work and that loose, communal energy that has always sat at the heart of Desert Hearts. It is a fitting link-up. Desert Hearts have spent over a decade building a label, festival and global community around freedom, connection and dancefloor togetherness, while Life on Planets has long carried that same spirit through his own records and performances. For his Data Transmission Podcast, he keeps that feeling moving. Across the mix, he rolls through warm house pressure, classic vocal touches, bumping basslines and soulful cuts from Nick Holder, Tom Flynn, Todd Terry, Moodymann, Detroit Rising, Elements of Life, Paul Johnson, Octave One and more. There are basement moments, rooftop lifts and enough swing in the drums to keep things loose. There is also a nod to the new single, with Desert Hearts and Life on Planets’ ‘This Is The Place’ sitting right where it should, in the middle of a set built on groove, connection and records that still feel alive. Lock in and let Life on Planets take control.