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Review: Florence Adooni has been called Ghana's Frafra gospel queen in the past, and with good reason. First single 'Mam Pe'ela Su'ure' arrived in 2021 to widespread acclaim, and she followed up on Philophon with 'Yinne' late last year. Now Adooni is back on the label for a collaboration with German artist Erobique, who is normally found making quirky synth disco cuts. On a visit to Max Weissenfeldt's studio in Ghana, he crossed paths with Adooni and so the lilting, sweetly sentimental 'Mam Tola' was created. The B-side of this single finds Erobique flying solo for 'Bach In Afrika', riding a swift beat from Kung Fu Andoh and flexing on the Hammond organ for an uptempo fusion which might well catch you off guard and make you dance all the same.
… Read moreIntérprete: AfroBase (Radio Chart), Juno Recommends International
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Spacer Woman From Mars (12")
Cat: LOEB 007. Rel: 11 Mar 08
Review: Taken from the recent, highly acclaimed 'Milky Disco' compilation on Lo Recordings, 'Spacer Woman' is a scintillating slab of hi-octane,
Italo space-disco. Created by Johan Agebjörn, who was responsible for all the production on Sally Shapiro's 'Disco Romance' album, the
12" includes remixes by Rude 66 and Elitechnique which take it even deeper into space and onto nu-disco dancefloors. Dutch electro
artist Rude 66, with releases on labels like Viewlexx, Bunker and Crème Organization, previously remixed Sally's hit 'I'll Be By Your Side',
receiving plenty of club play from DJs like The Hacker and Tiga. His take on this 12", titled 'Deeper Space Woman', is a slow and deep,
dubby trip which will work well as a start-up for slower DJ sets. Dutch duo Elitechnique, with releases on Clone and Radius and earlier
remixes for Black Devil Disco Club and Alden Tyrell, take the track into a nu-disco dancefloor monster called 'Outer Space Woman' with
additional backing vocals by the Dutch actress Loes. The 12" ends with a wicked sidechain dance version of a computer game track,
'Mega Man II re-mix' by Johan Agebjörn, here without Sally's vocals but with vintage 8bit sounds. Sally Shapiro's debut album 'Disco
Romance' was released in 2007 and received excellent reviews from magazines like Pitchfork Media, Vice, Der Spiegel and XLR8R. It
was recently nominated as 'electronic/dance album of the year' by U.S. Plug Awards and Sally was nominated as 'female artist of the year'.
'Spacer Woman From Mars' was originally intended for 'Disco Romance', but was taken out because of its space rather than love theme.
… Read moreItalo space-disco. Created by Johan Agebjörn, who was responsible for all the production on Sally Shapiro's 'Disco Romance' album, the
12" includes remixes by Rude 66 and Elitechnique which take it even deeper into space and onto nu-disco dancefloors. Dutch electro
artist Rude 66, with releases on labels like Viewlexx, Bunker and Crème Organization, previously remixed Sally's hit 'I'll Be By Your Side',
receiving plenty of club play from DJs like The Hacker and Tiga. His take on this 12", titled 'Deeper Space Woman', is a slow and deep,
dubby trip which will work well as a start-up for slower DJ sets. Dutch duo Elitechnique, with releases on Clone and Radius and earlier
remixes for Black Devil Disco Club and Alden Tyrell, take the track into a nu-disco dancefloor monster called 'Outer Space Woman' with
additional backing vocals by the Dutch actress Loes. The 12" ends with a wicked sidechain dance version of a computer game track,
'Mega Man II re-mix' by Johan Agebjörn, here without Sally's vocals but with vintage 8bit sounds. Sally Shapiro's debut album 'Disco
Romance' was released in 2007 and received excellent reviews from magazines like Pitchfork Media, Vice, Der Spiegel and XLR8R. It
was recently nominated as 'electronic/dance album of the year' by U.S. Plug Awards and Sally was nominated as 'female artist of the year'.
'Spacer Woman From Mars' was originally intended for 'Disco Romance', but was taken out because of its space rather than love theme.
Intérprete: Jon Tye (Seahawks/Milky Disco), Hyboid
out of stock $6.21
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That's A Steal! (12")
Cat: TAS 001. Rel: 27 Jan 15
Review: A brand new imprint from Russia's ever-evolving disco scene. Dipping its fingers into psychedelic, Balearic and boogie pies, it's a superbly curated cut quartet. Let's take a slice... Arsenii's "Miss Holy Holy" is straight out of the late 60s west coast movement. All dreamy and hippy, fans of Paqua will be all over it. Shiny Boots gets sandy feet on the shore of Playa Den Bossa with the synth-tingle Balearic blisser "Susekke" while Emotional Blackmail gets crunk on the dramatic rhythmic textures of the funk-fuelled "Bottox". Simple Symmetry closes the curtains on this consummate launch release with the bold 80s production motifs and big Brazilian hooks of "Danza Sueno". If this doesn't steal your attention, nothing will!
… Read moreIntérprete: H Track / PB Vinyl, Jaffa Surfa, ARSENII, Mag Spencer, Bradley Zero, Lipelis, JKriv (Razor-N-Tape), Steve Lee, This Is Not Happening, Sleep D / Butter Sessions, Tokyo Matt, Young Adults, Suzanne Kraft, Kito Jempere, Ponty Mython, Benjamin Fröhlich, Ptaki
… Read moreout of stock $8.29
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Review: After pit stops in Cuba and Kenya, Auntie Flo and Esa's Highlife World Series lands in Uganda for its closing edition. Recorded over various stints at the East Africa music conference DoaDoa in Jinja in the past year, these four tracks find our intrepid pair of travelling fusionists working with musicians from Burundi, Rwanda, Kenya and South Africa. First up is "DoaDoa14" by Christopher and Swahili Alley, named in honour of its genesis at that year's conference and a fine journey through spiritual African house music. Next up Esa shows off his prowess at extended dancefloor burners with a superb twisting remix of Santuri's "Min Kula" whilst the B side features Bantu Clan Vs Sarabi's "Africa Ni Leo" in both extended and remixed by Behr form. A fine end to a consistently enlightening series.
… Read moreIntérprete: Alexis Le-Tan, Curious Disco, MUSHROOMS PROJECT, AfroBase (Radio Chart), Tropical Fever, Mallorquin, Max Essa, Cedric Maison (Hypercolour), Irfan RAINY, Juno Recommends Disco, Afro Beat Foundation, I Love Disco!, JKriv (Razor-N-Tape), Ex-Friendly (Truth & Lies Music), Mudd (Claremont 56), Terrence Pearce, Justin Gg Green, DJ ROCCA, Benjamin Fröhlich, Terrence Pearce, Cervo (Banana Hill), Peter Croce (Rocksteady Disco), DJ SCM (Warm Tapes Adjustment), Esa
… Read moreout of stock $8.29
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Highlife World Series: Cuba (12" + insert)
Cat: HGHLFWS 01. Rel: 06 Mar 15
Auntie Flo - "Die Bailando" (feat Eric Alejendro)
Esa - "Sabela De Cuba" (Afro Synth mix)
Review: Early in 2014, Highlife regulars Auntie Flo and Esa traveled to Cuba to play at the country's biggest music festival. While there, they hooked up with a string of local vocalists and musicians to lay down the first installment of Highlife's World Series. Predictably, it's something of a triumph, with both artists gleefully joining the dots between Afro-influenced drum machine rhythms, traditional Cuban instrumentation and the kind of skewed synths that are such a feature of their work. Auntie Flo's effort is a 13-minute epic featuring the rambling vocals of Eric Eleindro and some snaking trumpet action. It's Esa who steals the show, though, with a dreamy, Balearic-minded cut that sounds like a contemporary update of Hugh Masekela's mid 1980s work.
… Read moreIntérprete: Andrew Pirie (Melting Pot), Lexx, Owain Kimber (Owain K), AfroBase (Radio Chart), Adventures In Paradise, Adam isbell -Racubah Sound System, Neon Rider, Jimmy Maheras, Juno Recommends Disco, Afro Beat Foundation, I Love Disco!, Daniel T. (Cosmic Kids/Heat-Wave), Gavin Boyd (Soul Has No Tempo), Iga, Terrence Pearce, Ptaki, Peter Croce (Rocksteady Disco), Esa
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Disco Hamam 5 (12")
Cat: DISCOHAMAM 05. Rel: 09 Apr 19
Review: When it comes to exotic, off-kilter edits, you'll struggle to find a stronger series than Jonny Rock's Disco Hamam. This fifth volume is every bit as essential as its predecessors. Beards In Dust claims the A-side with "At The Dawn", a tidy revision of a druggy and "chuggy" version of a blue-eyed psychedelic funk-rock roller that comes complete with some serious sing-along sections. The heady world of Turkish music - a constant source of inspiration at the Disco Hamam HQ - comes to the fore on the B-side. Tales Of Voodoo's "Sharky" is a deliciously percussive, dancefloor-friendly fusion of Middle Eastern exoticism, funk-rock guitars and heavy disco percussion, while Esen Gunduz's "Deve Gucu" is an even sweatier, Italo Disco-era stomper that sounds like something you'd have heard in Istanbul clubs circa 1985.
… Read moreout of stock $13.23
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Balearica 8 (12")
Cat: BLC 008. Rel: 01 May 12
Review: Having released quality disco music since 2006, the Balerica imprint continues to dig deep to give its listeners more unearthed jams on Balearica 8. Bits & Pieces' "Don't Stop The music" opens with fat, synthesisers acting as the basis for this funk-laden freakout. "Slippery People" by The Staple Singers moves you with sharp pads, a shoulder-twitching beat and soulful vocal licks. Eric's Friends' "Discocaine" gives us a more traditional disco flavour, borrowing the lead line from Muddy Water's "Smoke on The Water" and laying it on top of a moving beat. Brian Briggs' "AEO" (parts 1 & 2) closes the record with an ocean-dipped jam, soaked in oriental flavour and served in an African wonderland. Highly recommended.
… Read moreout of stock $8.29
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Deep Is The Breath (12")
Cat: HFN 18. Rel: 09 May 12
Review: There's already been some killer remix fanfare to support the release of Fool, the fourth studio LP from Kasper Bjorke, with the likes of Axel Boman, Rebolledo and Till Von Sein adding their own production nuances to "Lose Yourself To Jenny" the master Dane's collaboration with White Horse vocalist Jacob Bellens. "Deep Is The Breath" is another album track that features Bellens, and gets tweaked by Permanent Vacation, Pillow Talk and Hannulelauri with excellent results. Benjamin Frohlich and Tom Bioly are more highly regarded for overseeing the Permanent Vacation label as opposed to their own production prowess, which is a shame because their effort is a highlight here, expertly building into a twisting mid 120 acid number with far too much ease.
… Read moreout of stock $8.29
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Fulltime Factory Vol 2 (limited hand-numberd white vinyl 12")
Cat: FTM 201804. Rel: 04 Oct 18
Review: More from re-launched Italo-disco era label Full Time Records, who here present four fresh reworks of tracks from the vaults. G.A.M.M-signed scalpel hero Moplen steps up first to deliver a fine dubbed-out re-edit of Boeing's slap bass-propelled electrofunk classic "Dance To The Beat", before Massimo Beradi adds a little subtle, mid-tempo house flavour to Electric Mind's lesser-celebrated 1982 Italo-disco jam "Summing Up". DJ Rocca opens side B in some style, hammering away at a TR-808 drum machine while giving Maurice McGee's 1984 cut "Styx" an altogether deeper vibe. Meanwhile, Re-Tide turn Orlando Johnson's Paradise Garage favourite "Turn The Music On" into a muscular chunk of bass-propelled boogie-house badness.
… Read moreout of stock $11.67
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Let's Dance Vol 2 (12")
Cat: FJMEDITS 02. Rel: 18 Mar 24
Review: Funkyjaws Music is back with more music to make your jaw go funky, this time in the form of a second volume of its Let's Dance series. It features a quartet of esteemed tune makers starting with Frank Booker's 'Yes No Maybe' which is a horn laced and loose-limbed delight, while go-slow master Eddie C brings his classy touch to the funky licks of 'Love Dancing Theme.' There are plenty of cosmic synth waves to Black Truffle's 'Dancing Through The Night' while the LTJ Xperience close down with a super laid back and summery vibe on 'Sunny Groove.'
… Read more in stock $12.97
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Full Pupp Sampler 1 (12")
Cat: FP 040. Rel: 19 Feb 14
Review: To celebrate ten years of the Full Pupp label, Prins Thomas has drafted in a host of label characters past and present for four various artist 12"s. The first of them sees the pumping and hypnotic "Stjernekrigen" from Jarle Brathen, the more funk-infused sounds of Casiokids' "Den Lange Veien Hjen", the pensive analogue sounds of Erik Skantze's "Stargaze" and Markus Varied's "No Vil Eg Bort Og Gifta Meg Og Rydja Meg Ein Gard", which creates a disco odyssey filled with jazz rhythms worthy of its tongue-twister of a name.
… Read moreout of stock $9.59
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Review: Two more of the most famous tracks sampled by Daft Punk get pressed up on this cheeky little 7 inch. Breakwater's "Release The Beast" is unmistakably the blueprint for "Robot Rock" while "Cola Bottle Baby" by Edwin Birdsong was liberally sampled by Guy-Manuel and Tommy B on "Harder Better Stronger Faster". Both delicious funky disco cuts in their own right and great fun to drop!
… Read moreout of stock $5.70
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Review: The musical branch of the Mercer Hotel Empire expands beyond the basement club SubMercer with the launch of this affiliated record label. Much like the (literally) underground club and its booking policy, the standard of music here is rich and refined and sees two regulars take the reins for the inaugural release. Runaway's Marcus Cabral continues to remind us of the duo's potency for proper house music. Utilising the vocal talents of Lindsay Mound, as well the mixing skills of John Selway, Cabral's "It's On You" is dream like, sensual house music at its finest. Occupying the flip, Eli Escobar follows a recent dashing outing for Wurst with "Lovely Feeling" an excellent rasping vocal house number which sees Lindsey Caldwell's vocals emerge from the depths and latch onto a classic rhythmic house refrain with aplomb. All in all the type of classy release you would expect from all involved.
… Read moreIntérprete: Chili Davis (Forward Disco), MARCOS CABRAL
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Forever Closer EP (12")
Cat: PJV 003. Rel: 23 Jun 14
Review: Slick synth disco vibes abound as Pole Jam reach their third release (and first this year) in the company of Cassara, Monsoon Season, Eclectic Sound and label regulars Deep Sound Express. As with previous drops there's a great sense of silky sonic consistency throughout that allays any fears you may have regarding various artist releases. From the cinematic late 70s illustriousness of Criss Cassara's "La Vela" to the deep heavy nodding Raha-fronted emotion session "Closer" via the sand-in-toes, fuzzy guitar-plucking title track, Pole Jam move forever closer to that all important 'essential label' status. Stay tuned.
… Read moreout of stock $8.81
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Review: This week's Marmite award goes to Chromeo, with you either loving or hating all the people involved here. Perhaps peeved at all the attention her fellow flame haired object of critical acclaim, James Blake, is currently enjoying, La Roux's Elly Jackson teams up with P Thug and Dave 1 aka Chromeo for a redux version of last year's single "Hot Mess". Keeping things tight, Dave 1's bro A Trak is on remix duties with his mate Armand as Duck Sauce which realigns the track for the big room disco house fans.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Electro House
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Review: Private Stock Records is slowly but surely building up a golden catalogue of funk magic. This fourth EP is another high-class double dose that opens with Cutso's 'Fallen Love (Woo Woo)', a swirling slow burner of a tune with heavy, languid drums and twisted vocal samples that eventually coalesce into a warming party vibe. Excel's 'Had To Shut You Down' is a glorious soul gem with lush Philly strings and ornamental arrangements that raise your spirits and elevate your mood with its seductive grooves, not to mention a classic r&b vocal sample.
… Read moreout of stock $13.23
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Review: Canada's foremost re-edit imprint continues to churn out the hits, largely by delivering dub disco and Balearic-tinged interpretations of long forgotten or little-known cuts. Common Edit regulars Dane and Khotin join forces on the A-side, delivering a sweet chunk of boogie-era synthesizer reggae ("Imho"), before heading futher towards peaktime territory with the low-slung, late night AOR disco of "System". Eddie C digs delves into his seemingly bottomless crates of obscurities for inspiration on "I Want More", a gorgeous chunk of piano-laden Balearic disco sweetness. Finally, Dane lights up something medicinal, closes his eyes and delivers the smacked-out, guitar-laden ambient chug of "One For Dane". It's an absolute beauty, if truth be told.
… Read moreout of stock $9.85
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Review: The RDY series rolls on it its 28th edition, presenting three more edits that may or may not have been tweaked, reworked and expanded on by the great Ron Hardy during his time behind the decks at Chicago's legendary Muzic Box. First up is Tullio De Piscopo's classic "Stop Bajon (Primavera)" which has been edited in recent times by both Theo Parrish and Volcov; the original is a fine track which will delight any dancefloor, but then so will this edit. Face down, Eberhard Schoener's synth pop hook up with The Police, "Why Don't You Answer" is given an arpeggio boost, whilst John Forde's '79 disco funker "Don't You Know Who Did It" is smoothed out for the finale.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Disco, Admin
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Review: Can DeGiorgio kick some shit or what?? 'Starwaves' is so the electro house sound of now coupled with an authentic 1980s electro vibe that not many besides Kirk could properly pull off. Fans of New Order in particular will love the sequenced basslines and rolling synth arpeggiations used throughout, slaved to a tough 4/4 groove. The breakdown features a wicked voicebox riff ala Cameo's Roger Troutman- brilliant!! The remixes start with Jimpster's string-driven Moroder inspired reworking for the Francisco/Marco Passarani fans out there while Spirit Catcher delivers for the more traditional deeper house heads with a crisp soulful revamp adding some choice vocal bits and a crisp, slinky groove.
… Read moreIntérprete: Freerange Records
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Review: "Understood by few; mysterious or secret." is the dictionary definition of arcane. The term is also the name for the new label venture from Edg4r, a key member of the boogie and disco loving Miami Players Club crew. The debut 12" comes from Diamond Jackson, aka Superior Elevation boss man Tom Noble and Edg4r in producer and executive producer role respectively, and features a trio of fuzzed out, disco-boogie-house crossovers. If you've been a fan of Noble's work to date, you will definitely be seduced by these three cuts which all feel redolent of a byegone era but benefit from contemporary production methods - the bassline on "Maybe So" is particularly heavy! A fine start for the Arcane crew!
… Read moreout of stock $17.62
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DIMITRI FROM BROOKLYN / UNDERDOG EDITS / ARSENII / JOEY NEGRO / JACQUES RENAULT / JKRIV / DANIEL T / ELI ESCOBAR / PETER CROCE / SUPERPRINCE
Fifty Discos Deep (B-STOCK) (triple 12")
Cat: RNT 050 (B-STOCK). Rel: 21 Apr 20
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***
To mark their 50th release, Brooklyn scalpel fiends Razor-N-Tape has put together a triple-pack of tried-and-tested reworks from some of the scene's heaviest hitters. It's as strong as you'd expect, with highlights including the heavyweight, delay-laden disco-funk brilliance of Dimitri From Brooklyn's "Hooked On This Feeling" (a dub disco revision of an old Frank Hooker jam by Dimitri From Paris), the Clavinet-driven, piano-laden peak-time hustle of Joey Negro's "Let's Get Ornery", the Clarinet and trumpet-sporting hedonism of Jacques Renault's emotive and heart-tugging "Said I Would" and the screaming, hands-aloft rush of Superprince's "Dependable". Fittingly, label co-fouder JKriv delivers one of the standouts, a rolling revision of an Italo-style, arpeggio-driven delight titled "Lovin' Lasers".
… Read moreTo mark their 50th release, Brooklyn scalpel fiends Razor-N-Tape has put together a triple-pack of tried-and-tested reworks from some of the scene's heaviest hitters. It's as strong as you'd expect, with highlights including the heavyweight, delay-laden disco-funk brilliance of Dimitri From Brooklyn's "Hooked On This Feeling" (a dub disco revision of an old Frank Hooker jam by Dimitri From Paris), the Clavinet-driven, piano-laden peak-time hustle of Joey Negro's "Let's Get Ornery", the Clarinet and trumpet-sporting hedonism of Jacques Renault's emotive and heart-tugging "Said I Would" and the screaming, hands-aloft rush of Superprince's "Dependable". Fittingly, label co-fouder JKriv delivers one of the standouts, a rolling revision of an Italo-style, arpeggio-driven delight titled "Lovin' Lasers".
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DIMITRI FROM BROOKLYN / UNDERDOG EDITS / ARSENII / JOEY NEGRO / JACQUES RENAULT / JKRIV / DANIEL T / ELI ESCOBAR / PETER CROCE / SUPERPRINCE
Fifty Discos Deep (triple 12")
Cat: RNT 050. Rel: 21 Apr 20
Review: To mark their 50th release, Brooklyn scalpel fiends Razor-N-Tape has put together a triple-pack of tried-and-tested reworks from some of the scene's heaviest hitters. It's as strong as you'd expect, with highlights including the heavyweight, delay-laden disco-funk brilliance of Dimitri From Brooklyn's "Hooked On This Feeling" (a dub disco revision of an old Frank Hooker jam by Dimitri From Paris), the Clavinet-driven, piano-laden peak-time hustle of Joey Negro's "Let's Get Ornery", the Clarinet and trumpet-sporting hedonism of Jacques Renault's emotive and heart-tugging "Said I Would" and the screaming, hands-aloft rush of Superprince's "Dependable". Fittingly, label co-fouder JKriv delivers one of the standouts, a rolling revision of an Italo-style, arpeggio-driven delight titled "Lovin' Lasers".
… Read moreout of stock $30.06
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I Love New York EP (12")
Cat: GOMMA 154. Rel: 15 Apr 11
Review: Iconic French producer Dimitri From Paris takes a break from his international globe trotting endeavours for Hand Of God to introduce Erodiscoteque - a new endeavour with DJ Rocca which marks Dimitri's first excursion for Gomma! "I Love New York" is naturally the duo's paean to everyone's favourite city, specifically the late 80's, early 90s era of freestyle and raw house. The title track is undeniably of this era, with a heavy midtempo MPC beat augmented by plenty of horn vibes and late nite piano stabs - watch out for that breakdown! "Beatdown" brings the electro boogie heat, all squelchy bass, post disco key squiggles and choppy beats. The real gem is reserved for the B Side with Italo disco deity Fred Ventura enlisted to add some vintage vocals to the electro synth odyssey that is "I Need A Reason" which is dipped in an authentic 80s quality that few these days can match.
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Dirty Larry (12")
Cat: YP 094. Rel: 08 Sep 01
Review: Yellow Productions illustrious and much sought after back catalog finds new life on this the third and final classic re-issue. Volume 3 features the Idjut Boy mix of Dimitri From Paris's "Dirty Harry" a huge record for Joe Claussell, Doc Martin and Kenny Hawkes back in the day. On the flip is an unreleased Ernest St Laurent track called "Butterfly" a Shazz styled deep house number with infectious keys, live funk bass and subtle disco influences.
… Read moreIntérprete: Ilija Rudman ( Imogen Recordings ), RUSTAM OSPANOFF.
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Get Down With The Philly Sound (Part 1/4) (limited gatefold double 12")
Cat: BBE 139CLP-1. Rel: 22 Apr 10
Review: This limited gatefold double 12", brought to us from that Dmitri guy who loves Paris, reshapes four classic Philly stompers for 2010 dancefloors. Get Down With The Philly Sound sees Dmitri in fine form with two reworks of the Teddy Pendergrass fronted Harold Mevlin & The Blue Notes, plus the Philly Devotions' "Hurt So Bad." And be sure to in Eddie ndulge in Dimtri's take oKendricks' epic soul belter "He's A Friend", which he turns into a hands-up disco gem.
… Read moreout of stock $17.62
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Kiwi Jam (12")
Cat: MOISSWAX 009. Rel: 04 Sep 23
Review: Moiss Music released a hot pair of EPs in February and repeat the same trick in May with another quality double drop. It is a various artists offering as always with DJ Delivery's 'Never Gonna Give You Up' a sure-fire floor-filling anthem to start things off. It's got loopy drums and string samples as well as sumptuous vocal harmony then Borka & The Gang keep the feel-good vibes alive with 'Kidding Feelings and Even Funkier's' Dance With Your Feet' is another smile-inducing bit of disco warmth with withering sic-fi synths and hip swinging claps. Jordan Reece's 'Prayer' has hints of gospel in the vocal while noodling keys and tight kicks all get looped to perfection.
… Read moreIntérprete: Fabietto Delgado (Ankle Release), Iner
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Rare Wiri 100th (12")
Cat: RW 100. Rel: 18 May 21
Review:
Spanish nu-disco label Rare Wiri is a rare thing indeed. Not only has it been putting out classy disco sounds for 12 years, but it now hits that hugely rare and noteworthy landmark of 100 releases. A suitably big cast of names appears on this celebratory EP with DJ Rocca twisting melons on his proudly analogue mid tempo disco groover 'Mausy.' Eric Duncan manages to sound both Balearic and edgy with his 'Suan Wu,' a darkened tuned with arching guitar riffs and twinkling keys.
Mushrooms Project keeps it deep and weird and Rayko closes out with a nice speed out stepper that reaches for the future.
… Read moreSpanish nu-disco label Rare Wiri is a rare thing indeed. Not only has it been putting out classy disco sounds for 12 years, but it now hits that hugely rare and noteworthy landmark of 100 releases. A suitably big cast of names appears on this celebratory EP with DJ Rocca twisting melons on his proudly analogue mid tempo disco groover 'Mausy.' Eric Duncan manages to sound both Balearic and edgy with his 'Suan Wu,' a darkened tuned with arching guitar riffs and twinkling keys.
Mushrooms Project keeps it deep and weird and Rayko closes out with a nice speed out stepper that reaches for the future.
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Review: Having recently featured in one form or another on releases from Gomma, Editorial and Gazeebo International, veteran disco/house fusionist DJ Steef primes a fourth 12" transmission on his own edits label Biomix with a little help from Ed Hit (geddit?) As with previous editions of Biomix, the four cuts here adopt a full fat fromage approach to the humble disco edit and act as perfect DJ tools for the budding Discotheque DJs out there. The A Side has Steef and Ed Hit collaborating on two tracks; lead cut "Let's Flunck" is straight out of the French looped disco house manual and contrasts nicely with the slower sensual Italo bump of "Ca Sonne". Flip over and the Marseille based Steef goes solo on two reworkings of French discotheque classics with the heavy disco dub of "Cargo Cul" perhaps our favourite track of the EP.
… Read moreIntérprete: Superbreak
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Review: Tobacco presents 'Golden Cage' from Aax Donnell/Eric Malone; Rare and in-demand 12" inch Italo disco from 1985.
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Review: For their second 12", recently launched edits imprint Wall of Fame has assembled a crack team of internationally renowned edit fiends. Australian Dr Packer delivers a bustling house interpretation of Instant Funk's synth-laden Paradise Garage five "Just Because You're Mine", before Evil Smarty gives Tata Vega's brilliant disco classic "Get It Up For Love" a similarly house-friendly renovation. Flip for Fingerman's looser, party-starting "Boogie Change Up" - all dubbed-out horns, sparkling synths, sweet vocals and extended drum breaks - and "Let It Go", a curious but rather impressive R&B cut-job from Brooklun-based P-Sol. All four tracks sound like tried-and-tested killers for those who prefer their disco on the housier end of the spectrum.
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Review: The dazzling Star Creature label has an impossibly feel good future retro disco-funk gem on its hands here courtesy of E Da Boss. E has been turning out killer jams for many years and this time joins forces with Ishtar for 'Fool 4U'. It has funky-ass bass slaps down low, with plenty of jazzy and cosmic keys up top and boogie grooves that make you move. The vocal is acrobatic and brings sultry soul on the E live remix. On the flip the original is a little more upright with 80s chord vamps, noodling guitar licks and the vocal still bring the soul. Two gorgeous cuts for cosy dancefloor vibes.
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Review: When it comes to authentically colourful, synthesizer-heavy revivalist electrofunk, few have a better track record than either E. Live or Star Creature, a label whose releases sound like long lost relics of the 1980s. For this reason you'd expect "Boogie For Life" to be superb... and it is. Those with an expansive knowledge of boogie will hear nods towards all sorts of original era artists and tracks throughout the mini-album's original compositions, from Fonda Rae ("Boogie For Life") and Herbie Hancock (the effortlessly brilliant "Sunny Side Up"), to D-Train (the jazz guitar-laden excellence of "Rollin' Steady") and Zapp/Roger Troutman ("Case Of The Shakes"). In a word: stunning.
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Review: Within the space of two perfectly executed 12" singles, Mark E's sneaky E Versions series - in which he returns to the world of loopy, house-friendly disco and Balearic re-edits with which he first made his name - has become a "must check". This third installment is every bit as essential as its' predecessors, offering to two deliciously glassy-eyed re-interpretations of unknown gems. Opener "The Shoe" delivers an undulating, loose-but-hypnotic chunk of head-nodding, hip-shaking disco, with rising and falling strings and horn stabs riding a tasty, bass-heavy groove. "I Don't Know What This Is" flips the script, offering up a dreamy, sensual and enorphin-heavy slice of floor-friendly Balearic bliss. Recommended.
… Read moreIntérprete: Matt Trousdale, Discomendments, Sleazy McQueen, Superbreak, Horton Jupiter, Juno Recommends Disco, Sean Johnston, Osmose, Steve Lee, Jamie Fatneck, Sleazy Beats Recordings, Moustache Love, Ali Renault, Daniel T. (Cosmic Kids/Heat-Wave), Magnier (House of Disco), Jean Claude Gavri, Young Adults, Get Down Edits, KS French, Falcon Punch, Alan Mooney's Edits, Terrence Pearce
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Review: Earlier this year, Mark E returned to the re-edit scene in which he made his name with the first E Versions 12". For those who remember his brilliant early work on Jisco Music and Golf Channel - all hypnotic disco loops and slow-house attitude - it was something of a surprise treat. Here he delivers more clandestine reworks in a similar vein, delivering two deliciously hypnotic, drawn-out grooves that transform familiar favourites into wide-eyed Balearic chuggers. "Magazine" is particularly potent since it slows down and smacks out Madonna's "Vogue", in the process turning the track into a creeping endorphin blast of epic proportions. "Xam" ups the tempo slightly, building the action around baggy accordion samples and rising and falling melodies.
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Review: It's guessing time once again as Mark E returns with a fifth edition of his E Versions series packing two long form productions that have been expertly tweaked and EQed for perfect dancefloor deployment. So far in the series, the Midlands edit master has dropped the occasional version that's easy to ID (the magnificent take on Madonna that was "Magazine") but for the most part E Versions has left the ID crew scratching their heads and the rest of us dancing. Both "Horn Jam" and "Sanctified" maintain this strong tradition with the B-side a particularly satisfying soul-drenched house stomper. Just wait for the vocal to come sliding in!
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Review: Yes, it's time for another slice of Mark E(dit) goodness on his own E Versions label, and every time one of these bad boys has always been on point. Number 6 in the series certainly doesn't disappoint, and the soulful waves of "Scared" are so close in line with the sort of house we're digging at the moment, that we've been playing it for hours on the Juno HQ turntable. "Plastic People", surely an ode to the legendary London club, takes house as a structure, but goes much deeper and wilder thanks to elements of jazz, funk and deep, sweltering soul music. Mark E never ceases to please and amaze simultaneously.
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Review: It's interesting that Mark E's acclaimed E Versions series - in which he returns to his roots by delivering long, loopy, tactile, house-friendly re-edits of Balearic and disco gems - seems to have given the Birmingham born producer a new lease of life. Certainly, the first three volumes contained some of his best material for years. This fourth installment is equally as essential. A-side "Sitting Here Alone" is a perfect example of Evetts' deliciously E'd-up, stretched-out style, turning a sweet and baggy deep disco cut into a wonderfully immersive deep house/disco hybrid. Flip to the B for "Childstar", a pulsating disco bumper that sounds like an anthem in waiting.
… Read moreIntérprete: Spacetricks, Bradley Lucke, Matt Trousdale, Jacques Renault, Max Essa, Ichisan, Superbreak, Horton Jupiter, Juno Recommends Disco, Kenneth Bager // Musicfordreams, Steve Lee, Jamie Fatneck, Luke Solomon, Sleazy Beats Recordings, Ali Renault, Krysko, COYOTE is it balearic?, RSS Disco, Benjamin Fröhlich, Discovery
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Review: E by gum these are good... Veteran editor and groove doyen Mark E returns to his Merc controls, having previously passed the keys to fellow soul marksman MK VII earlier this year. As always, it's a lengthy, hypnotic affair on both sides. "Train Tunnel" loops and overlaps over itself with woozy jazz horns that gradually build in prominence and overwhelming strength while "Give It Time" swoons away on a palette of sweet vocal harmonies and subtle disco string work. The E stands for excellent.
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Review: E Versions is a brand new edit-focused offshoot of Merc, seemingly allowing label boss Mark E an outlet for some of his unreleased reworks. Given the title, the spotters out there might easily guess what the source material for "Kahn" is, and it immediately calls to mind all those great reworks the Midlands-based producer did for Jiscomusic, Running Back and Golf Channel in the pre-disco edit flood era. It's complemented by the B-Side track "Mingo" which is much more indicative of the brand of hypnotic machine music Mark E is currently specialising in, and will appeal to fans of drums!!!
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Review: Coming from the Constant Black family but distinctly committed to the evergreen sound of disco, Cardiology is a label committed to club music with heart and soul. First up on this label is Earl, who wastes no time in setting the mood with "The Fantasy", a tastefully funked up house joint with French Touch leanings. "No You Don't" brings the disco to the fore even more, but not at the expense of hard-pumping beats and a killer diva lick or two. "No Speed Limit" is tough and pounding, which makes the sliced up samples dig in all the deeper - you could totally imagine DJ Bone juggling this one to death. "Strictly Real" takes things even further with a spaced out breakbeat speckled bumper lavished with gorgeous string shots - a curious blend that works like a dream.
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Review: First released way back in 1980 on the album of the same name, 'Coming To You Live' is one of the most beloved dancefloor jams in the sprawling catalogue of sorely missed soul-jazz organist Charles Earland. Here reissued on seven-inch (and therefore presented in edited form), the track blurs the boundaries between Latin-tinged disco and jazz-funk - all heady female group vocals, heady horns, spacey Herbie Hancock synths and infectious grooves. Over on the flip you'll find original B-side 'Street Themes', a breezier, similarly Latin-tinged jazz-funk cut that features some sensational keys-playing from Earland. In a word: essential.
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Earls Booom!!! Edits (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: BOOM 1 . Rel: 26 Nov 18
Review: REPRESS ALERT: Understood to be the work of Earl Jeffers, this fresh slice of white label edit goodness comes with four chopped up jams honed for ultimate dancefloor impact. First up is "Thank You", which takes a tough house backdrop and throws some fiery soul down on top of it in a manner you could imagine Moodymann dropping with satisfaction. "Badadu" meanwhile heads into a more delirious headspace, the sampling meeting with fierce showers of synth FX and a generally raucous arrangement. There are no prizes for guessing what "D-D-D" samples, but it does so with all the fireworks you would want from a house re-rub of such a classic. "The Paper" makes for a fine finishing move with its choppy vocal slices and swooning strings.
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Review: Cardiff's Che Ahmed produces under many aliases such as Chesus, Earl Jeffers and Metabeats, but had only one release as Earls BOOOM!!!l It was widely sought after, leading to another much needed repress here - now the third since its original release back in 2016. 'Thank You' is a thumpin' disco house monster that's looped to perfection, and its vocal is just epic throughout. The dusty, late night heads-down stomp of 'Badadu' follows, while over on the flip he remixes some golden oldies you'll for sure know from the first beat, in the form of 'D-D-D' and 'The Paper'.
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Review: Matt Early and Lee Jeffries take it back to go forwards here with a new, feel good and piano drenched house EP on Sonic Wax. The whole of the a-side is taken up by the gloriously lavish and musical 'Rocking Me In Your Arms'. With a rolling bassline down low, it is embellished with big sweeping synths, diva vocals, horns and strings to make for a loved-up dancefloor. On the flip is the more disco tinged 'Knowledge & Love' with its string stabs and happy house chords.
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Review: Earlybird Soul System comprises Charli James (whose vocals have graced cuts from the likes of Red Rackem, Kid Sublime and Freekwency) and Inkswel (whose beats have blessed imprints such as Rush Hour, Hot Shot, and Boogiebash). The result of this partnership is a solid sound that smoulders with naked arrangement dynamics and a dreamy disco soul that instantly captures the imagination. Highlights include the densely layered vocal textures and loose drum swagger of "Flashing Lights", the block-party free-for-all "Superior Fonk" and the dubbier, chuggier "Insense". And that's before we even get to the remixes. Each one adding a new chapter to this great new modern soul partnership
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Review: Danny Krivit's officially sanctioned re-edits of Earth Wind & Fire's "Brazilian Rhyme" and "Runnin" have been sought-after since they first appeared on a Japan-only 12" back in 2004. In fact, such is demand that even later bootleg pressings now go for silly money online. As this reissue proves, though, they're arguably amongst Krivit's strongest scalpel works. Certainly, his three-minute revision of the always too short "Brazilian Rhyme" teases it out to just the right length, in the process delivering a sweltering, sing-along summer anthem. The flipside revision of the equally as summery "Runnin" is every bit as good, with Krivit making merry with the original's life-affirming scat vocals and killer piano solos.
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Review: Absolute gold from Earth Wind & Fire that was only ever included as filler track on their 1977 All N All album, it's been a staple sample across house and hip-hop ever since, utilised creatively by everyone from Tribe Called Quest and Danny Krivit. Previously only 80 seconds long, Fryer has managed to unearth a previously unreleased extended version that really digs into those honeyed harmonies. "My Love" takes us four years forward to their 13th album Raise! where the musical emphasis has developed from all-out vocal soul to a more restrained rare groove feel. One per customer, AOTN aren't messing around on this one.
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Review: Earthboogie - aka London soundsystem owners Izaak Gray and Nicola Robinson - make their wax debut with three raw, groove laden disco blends. Digging deep into both afrofunk and Italo roots, there's a universal musical language that grabs you physically across all three cuts. "Mr Mystery" sits between Booker T & The Mgs and Daniele Baldelli while "Route Ten To Interzone" is an energetic township jam with added synth sheen. Finally we're seduced by the Balearic weaves, ripples, twangs and horns of "The EB Theme". A rainbow of vibes from start to finish, this one's hard to put down.
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Review: Athens Of The North get themselves in party mode with a fourth EP from East Coast Love Affair. There is some series fun to be had in these tracks, with side one. 'Confrontations,' being a rebuild of a rare disco funk 45 by Homegrown Syndrome. On the backside is 'Shake' which goes deeper but still has plenty of dance floor appear. It has tropical perc and whirring electronics that just scream 'dance' while the actual screaming vocal reminds of Moby classic 'Go!' These are hefty tunes, rare as you like, but immediately accessible and high impact.
… Read moreIntérprete: Casbah 73, Roual Galloway, Owain Kimber (Owain K), Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Fabietto Delgado (Ankle Release), FINGERMAN, Javi Frias, Per Bojsen-Moller, Marcel Vogel, Juno Recommends Disco, I Love Disco!, JKriv (Razor-N-Tape), Your Name (Legalize Lambada), Ltj xperience, Cyclist, DJ ROCCA, Charlie bucket/ dancing in space, LEGO EDIT
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Review: Having previously re-invented Eddie Kendricks' 'Date With The Rain' as a luscious lover's rock epic, Athens of the North house band East Coast Love Affair has now turned its attention to another 1970s classic: Roy Ayers' 'Chicago'. In an act of genuine musical genius, they've re-imagined the track as a TB-303 and TR-909-driven chunk of acid house/deep house fusion, effectively updating Ayers' celebration of the Windy City while paying tribute in their own unique way. It's great, as is flipside 'Back on You (featuring Crystal Winds)', a dreamy, immersive and slowly building chunk of sunrise-ready, bongo-sporting musical deepness that's as sun-kissed and emotion-stirring as they come.
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