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DJ Adam Foster's Post-Thanksgiving Dance Chart: Air Zaïre, Bit Funk, and More

Adam Foster is a South Florida-based DJ and producer, founder of twilightnotes.com, and entertainment director for the Restaurant People. He was named best DJ of 2014 by New Times Broward-Palm Beach. Follow him on SoundCloud, and like him on Facebook. Open the doors. Roll down your car windows. Pull your...
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Adam Foster is a South Florida-based DJ and producer, founder of twilightnotes.com, and entertainment director for the Restaurant People. He was named best DJ of 2014 by New Times Broward-Palm Beach. Follow him on SoundCloud, and like him on Facebook.

Open the doors. Roll down your car windows. Pull your leather jacket out of the closet. LIke MF Doom and the Gorillaz said, November has come (and nearly gone).

While the rest of the country hunkers down for winter, South Florida is just getting started. It's season, everyone is out again, tourists are back in town, and we have a string of incredible events to celebrate. Between Halloween and New Year's, we celebrate Boat Show and charity ball season, Thanksgiving, Art Basel, SantaCon, and Christmas.

While I have nothing but love for the holiday season, you sure won’t find any holiday music on my playlists. This used to be a slow time of year for releasing music, but in a world of home studios, free downloads, and instant uploads, the pace never really slows down now. I started off this chart with a beautiful tropical/nu-disco track from Air Zaïre and Daniela, both Broward County natives now living in NYC.

Check out Swiss artist EDX’s new deep house anthem “Belong,” included in honor his incredible show at Vibe Las Olas last week. Rufus’ “You Were Right,” from their forthcoming album (out January 22), shows what happens when great songwriting is married with stylish dance music.

Listen on for more awesome, vocals-driven dance tracks from the Magician, Bit Funk, Dirty Freek, Philip George, and a remix of A-trak and Jamie Lidell’s “We All Fall Down” by myself and Miami producer Joe Maz. Hope you guys enjoy your Thanksgiving weekend! Wishing you nothing but health and happiness to you and yours.
See you on the dancefloor. 
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