Kick yourself into high gear with the latest Jeannie Hopper dance set! With Allessandro Diga, Santi Touch, Mink, LoMi, Kaskade Room for Happiness, Julius Papp, Lisa Shaw/Miracle, Crazibiza, Tommy Bones, Dazzle Drums, LeoTone, Chuck Love, Dave Shaw...

Time to dance off those holiday treats with some super DJ Jeannie Hopper beats! Enjoy some old school to groovy beats to start you out: J-Boogie's Dubtronic
Science, Gil Scott Heron and other remixes by Q-Burns Abstract Message, Clubfeet, and more.

Boat Party! It's the 2011 season for summer grooves and positive vibes washing over all at the many wonderful outdoor dance parties New York holds like Hopper's annual offering of that true underground dance vibe New York is known for globally.

Got to get up to get down; Got to get down to get on up! Listen to selections from Jeannie Hopper's latest gig playlist with a peek into groovy labels popping up in DC and MPLS. With DJ Roman, Hard Ton, Dirty Vegas and the awesome Felix da House Cat.

It's that Hallmark Holiday time of year, Valentines Day, we like to refer to as VD. Enjoy an emotional spectrum of love enveloped in a spectrum of groovy genres and loving visions from Nina Simone to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan to Al Green. Kisses.

Tunes to take you on a mental vacation and forget about the piles of snow if you are stomping about in the winter longitude/latitudes of this time of year, with Hidden Orchestra, Aguelas & Cobras, Chico Mann, Hamza, others.

Contemporary trippy unique, quite hot remixes, electro-disco-fied, tongue in cheek humor, and last but not least, electrofied 80's retro-keyboard & drum machine madness fused with afro-beat. So good.

Dub is comforting in times of war and strife - drawing from Bob Marley feelings of "everything is going to be alright". With goodies from Rhythm and Culture, Aram Scaram, Redbud Records and Bastard Jazz, Six Degrees Records, and Bombay Dub Orchestra.

This is no substitute for the real thing, but, in this mix, DJ Jeannie Hopper offers a little glimpse of some of the more recent tunes she's played at her big booming club gigs.

DJ Jeannie Hopper is opening the floodgates and letting in every largely overlooked, odds-and-ended groove genius of the past thirty or so years.

Poetic waxing is afoot: here are the classics, back from the times when, beneath the gleaming of the disco ball, all became one. With the likes of Was (Not Was), Michael Zager Band, Robert Owens, Liquid Liquid, RRaw Silk, Level 42, and Chaka Khan.

This reprise of the second episode of In the Hopper will pull at your heart strings, but it's not cruel enough to leave them unmended. Travels on airwaves, deep dance numbers, renditions of old classics, and tributes to New Orleans in store here.