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Review: Small Great Things' ninth release continues its dedication to deep, soulful house with a richly curated compilation, highlighting standout moments from a variety of talent. Luca Olivotto opens with 'Let Me Go', a track layered with emotion, where delicate piano chords and a steady groove intertwine, setting the stage for what follows. His ability to blend sentiment with danceable structure is unmistakable, making it an elegant opener. Next is Quadrakey's 'Do It Right', which is as smooth as it is groove-laden. Tight percussion and a gently insistent bassline keep the energy high without ever overstepping. It's a track that works in both intimate settings and larger roomsicrafted with precision but delivered with ease. On the flip side, Nephews offer 'Between Your Soul', a deep vocal cut that showcases their knack for texture and atmosphere. Warm pads and driving basslines anchor the soulful vocals, creating a rich, immersive experience. Peter LC's 'We Were Alright' brings a heartfelt touch, with smooth chords and poignant vocals that hit in all the right places, leading to a subtle but powerful impact. Habibi Groove closes the collection with 'Groove Box Grooves', the rhythm driving home the essence of this release. A masterclass in restraint, it's a track that speaks to the compilation's overarching cohesion, leaving a lasting impression.