OXD’s own Ru Bhatt (DJ RuBot) has made a new mixtape for you to enjoy this weekend. The title, ‘Makes Me Wanna Give It,’ is a nod to Duke Dumont’s ‘Giver,’ a track that has made the crowd go absolutely wild at previous Occupy the Disco events (both Aeroplane and The Magician played the track during their sets). Ru has built the mixtape around that song and created an energizing house mix that will have you itching to find a dance floor. Stream the podcast below, or download it directly here. You can also subscribe to Ru’s mixes via iTunes.

Tracklist:
01. St. Lucia – September (Alex Metric Remix)
02. Jessie Ware – Running (Disclosure Remix)
03. Strange Talk – Cast Away (Plastic Plates Remix)
04. Kim Ann Foxman – Return It (Populette Remix)
05. Bondax – Baby I Got That (Endless Summer Remix)
06. Edwin Van Cleef – Nala (Summer Best Pals Mix)
07. Solange – Losing You (Cyril Hahn Remix)
08. Duke Dumont – Giver
09. Anna Lunoe & Touch Sensitive – Real Talk
10. Walker & Royce – Little Things (Eli Escobar Remix)
11. Justin Bieber – As Long As You Love Me (Louis La Roche Remix)
12. AlunaGeorge – Your Drums, Your Love (Duke Dumont Remix)
13. Madonna – Like A Virgin (Mighty Mouse Rework)
14. RAC – Hollywood ft. Penguin Prison (Treasure Fingers Remix)
15. Montevideo – Horses (Zimmer Rework)
16. Midnight Magic – I Found Love / (Dimitri from Paris & DJ Rocca Erodiscodub)

New York-based producer Kim Ann Foxman has a special place in our hearts. Though it is not very common to see female producers in the dance music world, Kim’s sheer brilliance shows she’s a force to be reckoned with.

After spending years as one of the key members of Hercules & Love Affair (alongside Andy Butler), Kim started a solo career which has proven solid and promising. She often takes over the decks in NYC, at both straight and gay clubs. Her latest release, Return It/Hypnotic Dance, is out now on Needwant Records, a label that has been flawlessly curating some of our favorite music over the past few years. ‘Return It’ takes on a smooth acid house style with an ethereal touch, and the accompanying music video is a beautiful piece. Needless to say, Kim’s vocals are always a pleasure to the ears.