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CD1- Ripperton - Farra
- Bot’Ox Meets Showgirls – The16Th Machine
- Phonogenic – Air Moves (Freestyle Man Discotronix Mix)
- Jimpster – Don’T Push It (Original Mix)
- King Roc – Welcome To Zion (Original Mix)
- Vernon - Don’T Be Lonely (An2 Remix)
- Nick Chacona - The Right Wing
- Opus Ink - Darkroomboot (Sasse Elkatronix Rework)
- Herlihy & Torrance - So That´s What Happens (Original Remix)
- Dj Yellow & King Britt - Alienation 3 – Beyond The Forest
- Jim Rivers - I Go Deep
- Art Of Tones – Praise (Llorca Remix)
- Motorcitysoul - Aura (Jimpster Mix)
CD2- Thugfucker – Ahh (D'Julz Remix)
- Marc Romboy Vs. Robert Owens - I Need (Dj Fex Fexperimented Mix)
- Matt O'Brien – Serotone (Radioslave'S Panorama Garage Remix)
- Lance De Sardi Feat. Landshark - Lose Control
- Planet Funk – It’S Your Time (Different Gear Remix)
- Shlomi Aber Presents Bao – Moods Feat. Lemon
- Pablo Akaros - Celofans (Original Mix)
- D’Julz – Flick It (Original Mix)
- Guy Gerber & Patrik K – Sleeping In The Bass Box
- Shlomi Aber Presents Bao – Crop Duster
- Estroe - Driven (Original Mix)
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 It’s been more than a year since Satoshie Tomiie’s triple compilation ‘3D’ was released, so the moment to return with a new album is actually just right. The label remains the same but the “Masters Series” is already a well-known brand thanks to amazing records delivered by Dave Seaman, Deep Dish and Hernan Cattaneo. Satoshi has fortunately risen to the occasion. He’s made a unique album and you can tell from its very first bars that it will turn out to be something special . The first CD musically refers to the style of Danny Howells, so what dominates here is warm and sunny deep house with some accents of funky and progressive. The leading roles are played by productions from Ripperton, King Roc and the great final three. The second CD is techier, more energetic and dancefloor oriented, but definitely not trivial. The best tracks that confirm this are the fabulous remixes of ‘I Need’ and ‘It’s Your Time’, together with the last three numbers on the album. Satoshi Tomiie has skilfully hit the bulls-eye of my musical inclinations so if you share them, even to the smallest degree, then you won’t have any problems with coming to like this record.
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Review: Satoshi Tomiie - The Masters Series 9
