Josh Milan has been making house music in one form or another since 1984. As one-half of the soulful house duo Blaze, he remixed R&B stars like Diana Ross and Babyface and released more than 50 singles before he and Kevin Hedges severed ties earlier this decade. His latest track, "Electro Dreams," kicks off Detroit legend Rick Wilhite's recent compilation of New York, Chicago and Motor City dance music called Vibes: New and Rare Music 2.

Rx Timecode: 00:00 - 07:24

Anonymity is an all-too-common trait when it comes to dance producers these days, but the German act ItaloJohnson insists it wants everyone's focus on the music. On its latest self-released white label, the anonymous trio raises the stakes significantly with "A1, a knocking, percussive thrasher propelled by a skipping vocal. Equal parts frenetic and direct, this one belongs on big systems at peak hour.

Rx Timecode: 07:25 - 11:56

Dutch producer Chinedum Nwosu, known on the DJ circuit as Shinedoe (pronounced shin-eh-DOO), teamed up with The Knife's Karin Dreijer for "Discourse My New Romance," the creepiest dance anthem we've heard in 2014. Shinedoe's descending pogo-stick of a bassline takes the low road, while Dreijer sounds otherworldly listing off the various beds she's (figuratively?) sleeping in. The track can be found on Shinedoe's latest LP, Illogical Directions, on her own Intacto label.

Rx Timecode: 11:57 - 17:17

Jungle, the frenetic breakbeat sound of Britain's hardcore halcyon days, isn't something you hear everyday in 2014. While its '90s cousin drum 'n' bass makes occasional appearances on the U.K. pop chart, jungle still feels like a window into another era of electronic music. Sully, a.k.a. Jack Stevens, cut his proverbial teeth on the genre in the early '00s, and revisits those days on his new album, Blue, out June 16 on Keysound Recordings. "Solitaire" was leaked on SoundCloud at the beginning of May and we haven't stopped streaming it since.

Rx Timecode: 17:18 - 20:55

The anonymous duo Stump Valley appeared on the internet earlier this year, and their introductory post on Facebook was a link to a Theo Parrish song. That's always a good sign around these parts, as is the A&R approval of Dutch producer Jordan Czamanski, who signed Stump Valley to his Off Minor Recordings label. "Hollywood"'s simplistic opening bars belies the creativity on display later on, where our mystery hosts balance Sonar bass bleeps with jazzy synth noodling.

Rx Timecode: 20:56 - 27:15