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Early Doors- H-Foundation - Tonight (King Britt'S Sexy Mix) [Nic Fanciulli Intro Edit]
- François Dubois - I Try (Original Mix)
- Marcelino Galán - House & Art (Charles Webster Remix)
- Colette - Didn’T Mean To Turn You On (Justin Martin Mix)
- Oliver $ - Chord & Memory
- Fuckpony - Ride The Pony
- Budai & Vic - I Love Deep (The Timewriter Remix)
- James Talk - Pass Me The Suntan Lotion (Talk’S Exclusive Renaissance Mix)
- Xara & Criminal - 5000Kw (Ortzroka Remix)
- Technasia - Evergreen (John Tejada Remix)
- Jakatta - Shimmering Stars
- Akabu - Phuture Bound (Ame Remix)
- Bent - Always (Ashley Beedle’S Mahavishnu Vocal Mix) / Coldcut Feat. Lisa Stansfield - People Hold On (Acapella) [Danny Howells Mash-Up]
Late Night Floors- Tiefschwarz - Damage Featuring Tracey Thorn (Buick Project Renaissance Intro Mix)
- Underworld - Vanilla Monkey (Buick Project Remix)
- Pig & Dan - 4 Leaf Clover
- Shakes - Air (Instrumental)
- Starwaves - Kirk Degiorgio Presents Esoterik
- Nic Fanciulli - Cat Out Of The Bag
- Booka Shade - Trespass ‘06
- Dave Robertson & Jon Gurd - The Rendition (Sebastien Leger’S Good Clock Remix)
- Nic Fanciulli - Lucky Heather
- Gabriel Ananda - Dopplewhippa
- Paul Kalkbrenner - Keule
- Davide Squillace -Yo!
- Funk D’Void - Lovin’ (Your Body Mix)
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 The first ‘Renaissance Prestents’ compilation from Nic Fanciulli was released more or less a year ago, when the slightly acid and heavily twisted house presented by the artist was in high demand. Since that time, Nic has gained one more year of experience, so let’s see whether his new album confirms that. The beginning of the first record is disturbingly good. The three introducing numbers, with the slightly Iberian and surrounding ‘House & Art’ at the end, bring hope for something more than “just” a party compilation. Unfortunately to me, Nic further plays exactly like he does at the club. I’m not saying that it’s wrong, but I did expect the track selection to be more sophisticated. Too bad that truly valuable tracks are almost nonexistent. Nevertheless, it is a DJ mix which proves Fanciulli’s perfect ability to boil the dancefloor. Summing up, it’s a very good item, but without any surprises. Well, only if you don’t count the unpleasant one in the form of the hopeless ‘Ride the Pony’.
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Review: Nic Fanciulli - Renaissance Presents - Vol.2
