Looking for the Perfect Beat Radio Show

Looking for the Perfect Beat 2025-08 - RADIO SHOW by Irvin Cee

·1 hr·5 clips
Urban C kicks off his radio show with Hutch Block and Crown's track 'Music is Moving' from Holland.
The episode begins with Urban C welcoming listeners to 'Looking for the Perfect Beat,' emphasizing its focus on the best and newest club music. He plays the opening track 'Music is Moving' by Hutch Block and Crown, released on Hard Copy NL Recordings from Holland. The second track is 'Pull Up' by Dual Kit and Low Stepper on Alianza, followed by a track from Matroda and Tico on Terminal Underground. Urban C notes the bass kick in this track exemplifies the show's search for the perfect beat. He then plays 'Out of My Head' by Grant Nelson and Martin Ikken, describing it as a battle track. Next, he features a remix of an old popular song by Ivan Beck on Mococo Groove, followed by 'Say Hey!' by Amando and Ivan Jenkins on Clarice Records. The host introduces a tech house track 'Low' by Umberto Paglia-Rolli on La Pera Records, mentioning the show has existed for 11 or 12 years, dating back to his teenage years. He plays two more tech house tracks: 'Baila Samba' by Abraham from Spain on N-Dance and La Pera Records, and a track by Castion. Urban C then announces a switch to techno for the remainder of the show, starting with 'Let's Go Dancing' by Tiga, Audion, and Leighton Giordani on Drumcode. This is followed by 'Remote Control' by Rich Coutet on Reload Records, which fades out as 'Beirut' by Filipe Barbosa on Tronic blends in. He plays 'Ehrenfeld' by Oliver Kaltje on Command Control, then mixes in 'State Secrets' by Jeremy P. Caulfield on Dump Unit. The episode features 'Sega' by Shlomi Eber and Kaz Bitski on Blueprint Records and 'Pay Attention' by Mark G on Planet Rhythm. Urban C concludes by thanking listeners, teasing a final track 'Very Cosmic' by Private Press on Hard Groove, and directing them to SoundCloud for the tracklist.
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