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Whether you're a die-hard Drake fan or just want to know where that particular vocal sample was taken from, take a look at this list to see what Drake's been up to. Warning: some of these songs contain strong language that some people may find offensive. This 70's soul anthem runs through the entire track. Timmy Thomas provides the hooky melody and funky bassline, contributing to the song's success.

But there is also an unlikely guest appearance from this track's featured singer Yep, that heavenly vocal sample is from none other than Brit-pop singer Ellie Goulding. The star admitted that she struggled to "play it cool" when she heard Drake had used her voice on 'Poundcake'. Along with it's infectious beat and raunchy video, there's also a rather special sample that helps add to the track's iconic status. That consistent, rhythmic bassline running throughout 'Work' is actually a sample taken from the track 'Sail Away'.

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past year, it's unlikely that you've been able to escape Drizzy's record-breaking track 'One Dance'. But WHO exactly does that angelic singing voice belong to? It's British house music singer Kyla, that's who. Released in , 'Started From The Bottom' documents Drake's early upbringing and the beginnings of his career. Five years on, and the relationship rumours are still flying, with the pair even getting matching shark tattoos.

But 'Take Care' isn't actually a truly original song Following Meek's swift response, they have continued feuding since. This sample used in 'Summer Sixteen' has been slowed down from the original instrumental. Drake's version also features the uncredited vocals of none other than DJ Khaled. Columbia, Modern. Def Jam, Arista. Big Machine, Charisma. RCA, Atlantic. One Direction samples the opening riff from "Summer Nights. The Man samples "Please Mr.

Postman" by the Marvelettes:. Atlantic, Motown. The Man sample the Marvelettes' beat in their song. Columbia, The Null Corp. Warner, Jive. The reason for this was her rascal of a house track, one of those that that demands a repeat on every listen. What a tune that is, by the way. Q's 'Disco Nights' is one of those carefree tunes perfect for easing yourself into the day.

Released on Arista in , it was a major hit in the US, which is no surprise, such is the joyous nature of it. When end-of-decade list conversations started happening at the end of , Julio Bashmore's breakout track 'Battle For Middle You' was one that kept cropping up. While those lists are subjective and by no means definitive, you've gotta agree that it's in with a shout, right?

Like, listen to those little synth scribbles, that woozy bassline and enticing vocals telling you to 'get up, stomp your feet, let's get down'. We crowned Octo Octa - along with Eris Drew - DJ Of The Year in because her sets are full of pacy house cuts and furious, nostalgia-licked breakbeat tunes that throw you one way, then chuck you another.

She's not just a DJ, though. The end product is delicious. The cut, a delightfully floaty mix of house and disco, dominated dancefloors upon its release, and it's understandable.

The Black Madonna 's known more as a wicked DJ than a producer, but she's definitely got banging tracks in her catalogue. TBM applies maximum zing to the samples to make it a slammer ripe for the rave. Robert Hood's Floorplan alias has provided copious amounts of house-disco-gospel-techno euphoria over the years, countering the heavier-hitting output under his own name.

You can imagine the feels Midland's 'Final Credits' brings then, with him sampling the vocals of the track. A wicked disco-house cut, 'Final Credits' was Mixmag' s track of the year. Not only that, the tune was such a hit, even techno dons like Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann played it out.

The latter at Berghain of all places. Home Latest News Menu. Rhythm Controll 'My House'. Nitro Deluxe 'Let's Get Brutal'. Lightnin' Hopkins 'Mama Blues'. Chic 'I Want Your Love'.