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Space Talk (reissue)
Cat: NAYA 004RE. Rel: 30 Jun 23
 
Funk
Space Talk (Dimitri From Paris remix) (7:19)
Space Talk (2023 mix - mixed By Filip Nikolic & Raghav Mani) (5:30)
Space Talk (Dimitri From Paris Spacer dub) (6:38)
Space Talk (extended mix - mixed By Filip Nikolic & Raghav Mani) (6:41)
Review: Asha Puthli's 'Space Talk' is one of those quintessential diggers delights, hardly a secret weapon any more but widely recognised as a magical slice of misfit cosmic disco from the genre's golden era, fronted by Puthli's ethereal vocal. Now the track gets a remix package courtesy of Naya Beat, and the versions aren't to be trifled with. First up comes the mighty Dimitri From Paris, who ladles the funk on thick, trips out the atmosphere and sends the track even further away from terra firma. Flip the record over for Dimitri's even trippier dub when you really want to juice the dance up. There's also a neat and tidy 2023 mix of the track and the original extended mix, making this an essential purchase for those craving the beauty of the OG version as well as those hungry for a classy-as-hell new twist on a dead cert classic.
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Down In The Basement
Cat: SNDW 12029. Rel: 16 Mar 18
 
Funk
Down In The Basement (5:04)
The Opposite (3:15)
Continue The Fun (Space version) (4:40)
Tuto Bay (3:32)
Review: After two 45s on Les Disques Bongo Joe, Dutch Afrofunk space cadets make their debut on Soundway with their first full EP. Hurling all their roots and inspirations into a heady, bewitching brew of west African, Columbian, Caribbean, Latin and all-round cosmic fusion, the results are four slabs of world funk gold. "Down In The Basement" updates highlife styles with a salubrious big-bottomed disco twist, "The Opposite" ups the tempo with a little more cumbia charm while "Continue The Fun" adds a dub mentality to the mix as we're chugged to oblivion with heads down introspection. Finally "Tuto Bay" closes somewhere on a Cuban beach with rum-warmed harmonies. Beautiful.
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Atmosphere Strut
Cat: P 111. Rel: 02 Oct 20
 
Disco/Reediciones
Atmosphere Strut (12" club mix) (9:21)
Atmosphere Strut (Kon's Fly Away edit) (8:38)
Review: Patrick Adams was responsible for producing tons of terrific disco records during the late 1970s and early '80s, but few are quite as dizzyingly good as Cloud One's 1976 cut 'Atmosphere Strut'. Created by Adams with the assistance of regular collaborator Peter Brown, the 9-minute plus track is notable for the extensive use of superbly spacey synthesizer lines, an infectious deep disco groove and a typically head-in-the-clouds lead vocal from Margo Williams. This reissue naturally offers-up Adams' original, must-have 12" club mix, but also a brand-new re-edit from disco rework specialist KON. He lengthens the intro, beefs up the bass and makes crafty use of some improvised vocals from Adams and Williams that were previously buried on the multi-track master tapes.
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Intérprete: Superbreak
 in stock $12.70
Chez Madame La Baronne
Chez Madame La Baronne (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: LEHB 002. Rel: 17 May 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Chez Madame La Baronne
Chez Madame La Baronne (Idjut Boys Fazz Junk version)
Review: Earlier this year, French disco and jazz-funk combo Chatobaron joined forces with fellow Parisian Dimitri From Paris for the rather good 'I Like (The Music That You Play)'. While that was a wholehearted disco workout, this speedy sequel sees the band (and their high-profile collaborator) explore their West Coast jazz-funk influences via an inspired workout full to bursting with killer instrumental solos, dusty grooves, memorable motifs and a genuinely killer, cowbell-sporting percussion brerak. This time round, there are no Dimitri From Paris remixes; instead, dubbed-out disco favourites the Idjut Boys are on hand to smother the track in tape echo and dub delay. The result is a typically spaced-out, low-slung affair that naturally makes the most of the band's killer bassline and layered percussion sounds.
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The Disco Edition
Cat: GAMM 144. Rel: 26 Feb 20
 
Disco/Reediciones
Fist Of Fury (Al Kent edit) (11:19)
Erotic Queen (Al Kent edit) (12:22)
Review: If we had to put together a list of the world's greatest dusty disco re-editors, Al Kent would come somewhere close to the top of the list. Further proof of the Glaswegian's scalpel-wielding genius can be found on this epic two-tracker for GAMM. We're particularly enjoying flipside "Erotic Queen", a 12-minute-plus revision of a near unknown disco track that boasts densely layered, sweat-soaked percussion, razor sharp strings, hammered-out Clavinet lines and, as the track speeds towards its near orgasmic conclusion, spacey synths and all manner of alternating instrument solos. Massive! A-side "Fist Of Fury" is tidy, too, with Kent working his magic on a particularly spacey, deeper disco jam that has Moog solos for days.
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Intérprete: DJ ROCCA
 in stock $12.44
Em Vee Edits
Em Vee Edits (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: RNT 045. Rel: 06 Mar 19
 
Disco/Reediciones
You Move Me (6:30)
Spreading Energy (5:51)
Don't Be Sabi Say (5:32)
I Wish I Knew The Words (5:30)
Review: Last year, Marcel Vogel dusted down his Em Vee edit alias for the first time in three years, serving up a tasty four-pack of reworks for OYE's ongoing Edits series. It clearly inspired him to make more reworks, because now he's popped up on Razor-N-Tape with another fine selection of scalpel revisions. He begins by reworking a tongue-in-cheek chunk of disco silliness rich in spacey Moog lines and wonky vocals ("You Move Me"), before tweaking and rearranging a superb chunk of Latin-tinged tropical disco ("Spreading Energy"). "Don't Be Sabi Say" is a high-tempo chunk of Afrobeat/Afro-disco fusion full of ear-catching Nigerian vocals and bustling electric piano riffs, while "I Wish I Knew The Words" is a cheeky revision of an obscure Japanese synth-boogie number.
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Over & Over
Cat: BGPS 067. Rel: 27 Jan 22
 
Disco/Reediciones
Over & Over (4:40)
I Need Somebody To Love Tonight (4:07)
Review: Sylvester has too many hits to count, but 'Over And Over' has to be up there. Originally released in 1977, the timeless slice of uptempo disco funk was a mighty meeting of minds - any track penned by Ashford & Simpson is set for iconic status, and with Sylvester up front it's even more of a sure thing. Quite simply eternal. Of course, Sylvester's most famous collaborator was Patrick Cowley, whose magic touch is all over the wriggling, brooding synth boogie of 'I Need Somebody To Love Tonight', presented here as a compact 7" edit for a short sharp blast of perfection.
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Devoilez Vous
Cat: LENG 068. Rel: 21 Jun 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Devoilez-Vous (T-Kutt's Am-Fm club mix) (8:02)
Devoilez-Vous (dub) (7:56)
Island Boogie (Mudd remix) (6:01)
La Cassette (dub instrumental) (9:25)
Review: Andy Meecham's forthcoming ninth album as the Emperor Machine, Island Boogie, is a genuine treat - a wonderfully colourful and effects-laden trip into what the former Bizarre Inc and Chicken Lips man calls 'electronic cosmic disco-boogie'. To get us all in the Mood, Leng have served up this EP of dubs and remixes. In the latter category you'll find a superb, piano solo-laden proto-house rework of 'Devoilez-Vous' by fellow Stafford act T Kutt, and a typically warm, languid Balearic disco interpretation of 'Island Boogie' by Leng co-founder Mudd. Meecham delivers two wonderfully skeletal, wayward and trippy instrumental dubs, lightly transforming 'Devoilez-Vous' and 'La Cassette' in turn. In a word: essential.
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Get It As You Move
Cat: SNDW 12047. Rel: 22 Sep 22
 
Disco/Reediciones
Rendezvous (feat Vanessa Baker) (6:00)
Obio (feat Gabriel Otu) (5:33)
Don't Wanna Be Your Lover (feat Raymond Ledon) (5:36)
Get It In The Sun (feat Olugbade Okunade) (5:22)
Review: Sai Galaxy is a collective that draws inspiration and influence from 70s and 80s Nigerian artists such as Nkono Teles, Jake Sollo and Mike Umoh. Australian multi-instrumentalist Simon Durrington leads the way with Olugbade Okunade - former trumpet player from Seun Kuti's Egypt 80 - as well and guests Gabriel Otu, Ray Ledon and Vanessa Baker also playing on these sessions. There is everything from West African funk to a touch of psychedelia, with dance floor ready tunes like 'Get It In The Sun' irresistible to all who hear it.
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Solar Flair
Cat: HIQ 1202. Rel: 04 Apr 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Solar Flair (10:24)
Heatwave (8:14)
Review: You best get the sunnies on for this one because it is a sweltering bit of funk fuelled disco with lashing of cosmic energy, boogie baselines and irresistible grooves. First up is the epic ten minute plus 'Solar Flair' with its slapping bass and withering sci-fi chords, long legged drums and prog leads. After that sensuous slow burner things pick up with 'Heatwave', a more direct and textured cut but one still dripping with Rhodes magic and plenty of celestial charm. Two red hot tunes on a vital 12" from Hi Quality Inc.
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 in stock $16.02
Oil Painting
Oil Painting (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: LENGLP 014. Rel: 17 Mar 20
 
Disco/Reediciones
Side Scan (5:24)
Steam Engine (6:07)
Jasmine Flavour (5:14)
Slinky Funk (4:52)
Automatic Amplitude (4:39)
Collumn (4:09)
Oil Painting (4:47)
Positive Flow (4:16)
Review: Cosmic disco legend Daniele Baldelli is enjoying recognition these days like never before, and now he's back alongside Marco Fratty with his first album in five years. As you would expect from something with Baldelli's magic touch, there's a warm '70s flavour to the music on offer here, but it's also rendered in pristine modern production quality. Particular highlights across this two disc set include the sweet flute-riffing of "Jasmine Flavour" and the freaky vocoder trip outs of "Slinky Funk", but truthfully the bar remains high throughout this impeccably executed slice of spaced-out disco business.
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Bounce Rock Skate Roll
Cat: DISCO 211. Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Funk
Bounce Rock Skate Roll (part 1)
Bounce Rock Skate Roll (part 2)
Review: "Bounce Rock Skate Roll", by Vaughan Mason & Crew, is a classic electro-ish disco jam.
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Intérprete: In Flagranti
 in stock $14.36
Vol 2
Vol 2 (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: CCHOPS 002. Rel: 31 May 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
My Doner (10:58)
Gruel Summer (9:24)
Review: Cheeky Chops delivers another dose of disco delight with their latest 12" release. On the Side-1, they pay tribute to Madonna's 'Borderline' with an electrifying 11-minute edit that transports listeners to the heyday of New York City's 80s clubs. This more electronic rendition captures the essence of the era with hand-raising ecstasy and a distinct A.M. vibe. Flipping over to the Side-2, Cheeky Chops treats us to an extended version of Bananarama's 'Cruel Summer,' perfect for those long summer breaks we've all been yearning for.
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Disco
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Rhythm Of Love (feat Faze Action remix)
Cat: BSBF 1203. Rel: 26 Feb 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Rhythm Of Love (6:47)
Rhythm Of Love (Daydreamin' instrumental) (6:46)
Rhythm Of Love (Faze Action remix) (7:00)
Review: DJ and producer Gratts returns to his own imprint with the third instalment of the "Balearic but bumpin'" trilogy. Here, the Belgian puts forward a captivating piece of organic, Body & Soul NY inspired deep house, assisted by Cata Mansikka-aho on vocals. As always, an instrumental is provided for maximum nightclub daydreaming. On the flipside, British duo Faze Action up the energy levels with an equally musical disco version that hits in all the right spots. Artwork once again by Mads Cooke.
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You
You (7")
Cat: ATH 039. Rel: 24 Nov 16
 
Disco/Reediciones
You (4:46)
Space V (4:18)
Review: Christopher Sprains and The Strange Band recorded a whole heap of material in a hazy, drug-fuelled 19178, but their - surprisingly - never gained enough traction with the NYC disco crowd. Perhaps this work was too ahead of its time and, while it does share some qualities with the music of Rick James, it contains something dark, sexy, a little bit twisted and, of course, strange. The lead track "You" is a synth-heavy, electrifying boogie cut with a rugged percussion swing and an air of post-punk to its mix down, not to mention those utterly freaky vocals; our favourite, though, is actually "Space V", an insanely nutty electro cut that would have undoubtedly been on The Electrifying Mojo's playlist should it have landed on his lap. Totally recommended...
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Brexit Funk
Cat: CHUWANAGA 015. Rel: 27 Sep 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Brexit Funk (7:33)
Peckham Night (6:39)
Peckham Night (dub) (6:39)
Review: Jeroboam serves up the tongue-in-cheek title 'Brexit Funk' on Chuwanaga and is sure to get you moving as a result. There is some serious sunshine and Brit-funk loveliness to the title track. It is lit up with vibes keys and irresistible funk basslines that all brim with good-time fun. 'Peckham Night' is a more sultry and steamy sound for when the sun is setting thanks to its lazy drums and splashy cymbals all topped with some smoky trumpet soul. A dub mix rounds out with even deeper-cut grooves and romantic melodies. Three grown-up delights for sure.
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Jambonne Jam On
Cat: SGP 011. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Disco/Reediciones
Jambonne, Jam On (4:04)
I Know Just Where You're Coming From (4:37)
Review: Jambonne is the studio alias of Another Taste, and here he returns to Space Grapes with a double A-side scorcher following the underground buzz of 'Carpet Ride.' This new 45rpm delivers two no-nonsense disco-funk jams primed for peak-time play an packed with infectious grooves, tight rhythm sections and vintage production that ensures both of them are instant dancefloor essentials. There's no filler here, just pure, unfiltered funk energy which means that fans of Space Grapes' analogue aesthetic will have plenty to enjoy while newcomers will quickly understand the hype. This is raw, modern boogie at its best.
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Jazz On The Moon
Cat: GCV 028. Rel: 01 Apr 25
 
Disco/Reediciones
Interstellar (1:04)
Jazz On The Moon (6:39)
Distant Planet (6:33)
Outer Space (1:24)
Groove Odyssey (6:01)
Cosmic Funk (7:42)
Review: A modern lunar take on jazz and disco, Jazz On The Moon hears Italian producer Paolo Fedreghini moonwalk backwards through live horns, bass, synth and guitar for a crisply produced six-track EP. Opening with original NASA-issue intercom vocals from the 1968 moon landing, 'Interstellar' crafts a moonscape of Harmon-muted trumpet and avant-garde growls, while expansive electro-funk opens out on the title track and 'Distant Planet', by which point a tonal shift is underway. The vibe is increasingly P-funky, erring desolate on the interluding 'Outer Space', before we wind up purblinded by the light side of the mood on closers 'Groove Odyssey' and 'Cosmic Funk'.
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Disco Juice
Cat: PAP 7777. Rel: 19 Sep 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Disco Juice (6:09)
Charleston Hopscotch (6:08)
Review: The mighty Cloud One is back on wax here with more super disco business on the US label P&P with this fresh new 7" platter. This project was of course masterminded by the legendary Patrick Adams and Peter Brown back in the 70s and they had plenty of catchy tunes with genius sound designs. 'Disco Juice' is one and kicks off here with soaring strings and super smooth disco grooves topped with effortless vocal coos and lush licks. On the flip is the lively 'Charleston Hopscotch' with big chord stabs and astral synths reaching up to the skies next to jazzy piano breakdowns.
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Afro Discoteca: Reworked & Reloved
Cat: FLIESDJ 06. Rel: 30 Jan 20
 
Disco/Reediciones
Afro Voodoo (feat Calibro 35 - Bovisa remix) (3:07)
Afro Darkness (PAd remix) (7:53)
Afro Discoteca (Jolly Mare Lifting) (5:44)
Afro Darkness (LUCA Quirky version) (6:03)
Review: Back in 2017, Four Flies Records unearthed and released a previously unheard "Afro-cosmic funk" EP from Italian soundtrack and library music legend Alessandro Alessandroni. Three years on, they've decided to give the 1978 recording the remix treatment. Bolissa and guests Calibra 35 kick things off with a densely percussive, out-of-this-world take on "Afro-Voodoo", before Pad re-imagines "Afro Darkness" as a chugging chunk of beatdown-disco laden with colossal chords, arpeggio bass and intergalactic electronics. Over on side B the "Jolly Mare Lifting" version of "Afro Discoteca" is a veritable leftfield disco stomper notable for its low-slung bass and spacey Moog lines, while Luca's "Quirky Version" of "Afro Darkness" is the kind of hallucinogenic, Marimba-tinged number that you can imagine Daniele Baldelli playing at the Cosmic Club circa 1981.
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 in stock $19.33
Remixes
Remixes (12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: LENG 067. Rel: 26 Apr 24
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Punta Allen (Faze Action remix) (6:22)
Libre De Amor (feat Locke) (5:30)
Prezend (Ruf Dug remix) (5:21)
Super Awake (6:02)
Review: A fresh collaborative dance effort from the fine folks over at Leng, centring on reworks of the brilliant debut album Waving by producer Lex (Alex Andrikopolous). Released in 2022, we're now two years ahead, and come met with this fine array. Kicking things off with a glorious Faze Action remix of 'Punta Allen', on which guitars, steel pans and clap-slaps abound, we're soon further into the mid-rave movements of 'Libre De Amor', a new one with Locke, followed by the acidic additives of Ruf Dug's version of 'Prezend'. Finally, another original, 'Super Awake', surfaces as the cascading coda to an all-out suite of neo-Balearic delights.
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Nusantara Tropic Disco Vol 1
Cat: DISK 003. Rel: 12 Jan 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Kaliuga (4:42)
Intermezzo (3:50)
Ratna & Galih (4:58)
Mega Mega (5:24)
Kasih Bersemi (5:30)
Cinta Senada (3:33)
Review: A decade has now passed since the birth of Harry 'Munir' Septiandry's Midnight Runners project, a studio outfit turned live band whose sound mines South-East Asian funk, soul and disco for inspiration. The Indonesian outfit's latest release, 'Nusantra Tropic Disco Volume 1', is arguably one of its' strongest yet. Rich in vintage 1970s synth sounds, tropical colour and live grooves that variously draw on disco, jazz-funk and library music, it feels fresh and exciting despite its nostalgic inspirations and authentic period instrumentation. Highlights include, but are no way limited to, vibrant and percussive disco opener 'Kaliuga', the spacey and warming 'Ratna and Galih' and soaring, future peak-time Indonesian disco anthem 'Kasih Bersemi'.
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Disco
 in stock $21.83
Tomorrow's Fashions: Library Electronica 1972-1987
VARIOUS
Cat: CDCHD 1640. Rel: 27 Jun 24
 
Library/Archive
Simon Park - "Coaster"
Wozo - "Rippling Reeds"
Sam Spence - "Leaving"
John Cameron - "Northern Lights 1"
Peter Reno - "Spaghetti Junction"
Rubba - "Space Walk"
Paul Hart - "Prospect"
Geoff Bastow - "Tomorrow's Fashions"
Brian Wade - "Blue Movies"
Trevor Bastow - "Videodisc"
Astral Sounds - "Interface"
Brian Chatton - "Starways"
Unit 9 - "Optics"
Wozo - "Atomic Station"
Adrian Baker - "Future Prospect"
Warren Bennett - "Planned Production"
Anthony Hobson Aka Tektron - "Future Perspectives"
Chameleon - "Waterfall"
James Asher - "Telecom"
Simon Park Aka Soul City Orchestra - "Eagle"
Alan Hawkshaw - "Astral Plain"
Paul Williams - "Drifting In Time"
Brian Bennett - "Earth Born"
Harry Forbes - "Soft Waves"
Astral Sounds - "Topaz"
Alan Hawkshaw - "Eternity"
John Cameron - "Infinity"
Andy Grossart & Paul Williams - "Morning Dew"
Review: In the 70s and 80s, nothing was as revolutionary as the synthesiser. Electronic sounds became essential for forward-thinking adverts, with TV producers and advertisers seeking music akin to 'Tubular Bells,' Tomita, and Jean Michel Jarre. Music libraries like De Wolfe, Bruton, Parry, and Chappell swiftly adapted. Bob Stanley's new album, 'Tomorrow's Fashions,' compiles advertising jingles, TV themes, and space exploration tracks with ambient beats from that era. Despite being 40-50 years old, the music feels fresh, featuring jazz veterans like Brian Bennett and John Cameron embracing synthesizers. This electronica predated new age and ambient music, influenced pop, early Human League, Warp Records, and has been sampled by MF Doom and Kendrick Lamar.
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Belabouche EP
Cat: JDP 002. Rel: 09 Feb 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Brooklyn (feat George Alla Dispari) (5:50)
I Gonna Miss You (6:25)
Ikeja (6:39)
Country Headquarters (6:24)
Review: Italian disco don and funk flexer Belabouche has landed on the likes of DiscoDat, Spare Change Disco and Gimme! Gimme. His edits and remixes are always in hot demand but here he offers up four original jams that show off his studio skills on the JDP Disco label. Flautist George alla Dispari features on 'Brooklyn', the full flavour funk fuelled opener that bustles with joy and good time vibes. 'I Gonna Miss You' is a more spaced out disco cut from the deep and 'Ikeja' then pumps the floor with squelchy bass and astral chords. 'Country Headquarters' lows to a seductive crawl to close things out.
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Intérprete: Superbreak
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Voyage Spectral
Cat: FVR 189. Rel: 02 May 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Saturn Moon Dive (4:04)
Superglider (4:36)
Spead Boat To Atlantis (4:11)
Dreaming Of You (4:23)
Pyramide (4:23)
Genius Of Love (3:32)
Rainy Afternoon In Paris (3:59)
Space Of Mind (5:04)
Review: One Bjorn Wagner is the mastermind behind the cosmic disco project Magic Source, a natural follow-on after the acclaimed funk outfits Mighty Mocambos and Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band. Voyage Spectral is his second album under the alias, following Earthrising in 2016. It's a dazzling display of synth-laden grooves, inspired not least by the rare and obscure cosmic disco bits made by relatively anonymous artists for European music libraries. Minimal, princely, fast disco cuts like 'Speed Boat To Atlantis' embematize the feel of this album and Wagner's oeuvre, as they nail the chilled-out psychedelic fantasy of magic-carpetting to far-off mythical worlds.
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Retropolis Vol 01
Cat: RB 112. Rel: 21 Oct 22
 
Deep House
Retropolis (6:33)
Faster (6:24)
Juno Ninja (5:25)
CS-80 (5:45)
Review: Eagles & Butterflies has had plenty of notable tunes over the years. No doubt that is why he gets the nod from Gerd Jansen's legendary Running back label to offer up Retropolis Vol 01. It is a four-track EP that shows off the producer's well-realised sounds. The title track is the real standout - 'Retropolis' brings electro-styled synth work with brilliantly future retro euro-disco energy. It's packed with hints of Italo and is sure to light up any club scene. Says the producer of the EP, "Retropolis is the past meets the future. I love influences and technology from the past and making music that sounds like it could be from a time yet to arrive." Mission accomplished.
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Intérprete: Rave Energy
 in stock $13.54
Aliens From Above
Aliens From Above (7" limited to 250 copies)
Cat: RITR 101. Rel: 20 Jun 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Aliens From Above (4:09)
Dub From Above (4:05)
Review: Love's Command have been "riding the rocket of Brit funk" ever since day one says ROCit who now serves up a pair of new cuts from them. This record is designed to spread love and pace and it does that with feel-good vibes from the off. 'Aliens From Above' is an out-there funk sound with tight, quick drumming, plenty of neat guitar riffs and a cosmic feel from the lush synths. Add in vocoder vocals and you have a trip to outer space that you will never want to end. Flip it over and you get a more dubbed-out version that is no less of an adventure.
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Intérprete: Superbreak
 in stock $17.95
Don't Trust A Man (With No Vices)
Cat: GED 025. Rel: 15 Oct 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Don't Trust A Man (With No Vices) (part 1) (3:09)
Don't Trust A Man (With No Vices) (part 2) (3:17)
Review: Devando's Don't Trust A Man (With No Vices) brings a fusion of hip-hop, funk and soul with electro and boogie influences. Part 1 on the A-side delivers infectious fun funk vibes, featuring electro elements and a vocoder-generated robotic voice that adds a playful edge. The track is driven by a captivating synthesiser lead and complemented by great organ sounds, creating an irresistible groove that keeps listeners moving. On the flip there's a different take on the theme, presenting more of a dub version with an alternate twist. While retaining some vocals, this version leans more towards instrumental elements, allowing the music itself to take centre stage.
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Photochrome (reissue)
Cat: MISSYOU 034. Rel: 14 May 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Photochrome (1a parte) (4:31)
Photochrome (2a parte) (4:38)
Photochrome (bonus beats part 1 & 2) (8:28)
Review: 'Photochrome' is a track that is shrouded in mystery. It has a rather elusive original release date, likely sometime between the late 1970s and early 1980s, and came on Italy's Idea which was a well-regarded label despite its small catalogue. Now reissued in full, the single exudes an organic aesthetic infused with early electronic elements that were emerging during that era. A brisk, pulsating groove is intertwined with what resembles an early 303 bassline and ethereal vocal. Dry drum recordings evoke a raw, DIY ambience next to the experimental effects that swirl and drift. A new two-part bonus beats remix is also included.
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Tomorrow's Fashions: Library Electronica 1972-1987
VARIOUS
Cat: XXQLP 2128. Rel: 27 Jun 24
 
Library/Archive
Simon Park - "Coaster" (2:37)
Wozo - "Rippling Reeds" (3:06)
Sam Spence - "Leaving" (2:18)
John Cameron - "Northern Lights" (1) (2:07)
Peter Reno - "Spaghetti Junction" (2:57)
Rubba - "Space Walk" (2:35)
Paul Hart - "Prospect" (3:09)
Geoff Bastow - "Tomorrow's Fashions" (5:12)
Brian Wade - "Blue Movies" (2:45)
Trevor Bastow - "Videodisc" (2:39)
Astral Sounds - "Interface" (1:54)
Brian Chatton - "Starways" (2:13)
Unit 9 - "Optics" (3:57)
Wozo - "Atomic Station" (1:40)
Adrian Baker - "Future Prospect" (2:12)
Warren Bennett - "Planned Production" (4:43)
Anthony Hobson Aka Tektron - "Future Perspectives" (3:20)
Chameleon - "Waterfall" (2:57)
James Asher - "Telecom" (3:40)
Soul City Orchestra - "Eagle" (1:58)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Astral Plain" (4:00)
Paul Williams - "Drifting In Time" (1:22)
Brian Bennett - "Earth Born" (3:29)
Harry Forbes - "Soft Waves" (1:13)
Astral Sounds - "Topaz" (1:56)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Eternity" (4:18)
John Cameron - "Infinity" (2:03)
Andy Grossart & Paul Williams - "Morning Dew" (2:01)
Review: Nothing was as new and exciting as a synthesiser in the 70s and 80s. For forward-thinking adverts in particular, electronic sounds were essential. TV producers and advertisers sought to use music akin to "Tubular Bells," Tomita, and Jean Michel Jarre and so music libraries like De Wolfe, Bruton, Parry, and Chappell quickly adapted. Compiled by Bob Stanley, new album 'Tomorrow's Fashions' features advertising jingles, TV themes, and space exploration tracks with beatless ambience from that very era. Despite being 40-50 years old, the music feels fresh and finds jazz veterans like Brian Bennett and John Cameron embracing synthesizers. This electronica predated new age and ambient music, and also influenced pop, early Human League, and Warp Records as well as being sampled by MF Doom and Kendrick Lamar.
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Stripiz
Stripiz (limited 12")
Cat: DSM 019. Rel: 29 Mar 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Stripiz (original 7" version) (4:08)
Stripiz (Marcello Giordani DJ Re-interpretation) (6:52)
Review: Since launching in 2014, Disco Segreatha has done a great job in unearthing and reissuing Italian disco gems from the late70s and early 80s. Their latest offering takes us back to 1978 and the sole solo release from Lele Patha, the exceedingly hard-to-find 'Stripiz'. Typical of Italian disco of the period, it's a quirky and pleasingly off-kilter affair, where an, organic disco groove is laden with fuzzy synth sounds, breathy male vocal snippets, swirling electronic chords, mazy organ solos and Candido style hand percussion. The release is also notable for a surprise B-side remix, courtesy of Marcello Giordani, which brilliantly re-imagines the cut as a throbbing, drum machine-driven slab of early 80s Italo-disco excellence.
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Intérprete: Manu Archeo
 in stock $24.04
Spazio Funky
Spazio Funky (limited 180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: DSM 015. Rel: 22 Apr 22
 
Disco/Reediciones
Spazio Funky (4:26)
Spazio Funky (Marcello Giordani DJ remix) (6:36)
Review: Yet another record in our recent deluge of Italian disco rarities, this one comes from the trusted tastemakers over at Disco Segreta. Spazio Vitale, an 8-piece band from Genoa, originally released this space-age split single to flaunt their instrumental and synth chops in the realm of disco, making heavy use of niche gear like th Eminent 210 Unique and Clavinet Hohner D6. This 7" reissue shines a light on the Genoa scene at the time, important as a bastion of experimental disco.

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Intérprete: Manu Archeo
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Cosmic Discotheque Vol 7
VARIOUS
Cat: 729859 421124. Rel: 31 Jan 25
 
Disco/Reediciones
Black Buster - "Old Man" (2:42)
Carl Barok - "Blue Nights In Granada" (2:53)
Ambros Seelos Group - "Surprise" (2:50)
The Ninchuks - "Bruce Lee's Return Of The Dragon" (2:29)
Cordobes - "El Cordobes" (2:42)
The Heart Of Stones - "Losing You" (instrumental) (2:26)
John Ozila - "L'Orange Bleue" (4:25)
Sergent York - "Milky Way" (3:13)
P Persons - "Sha Va Va" (2:45)
Spunky - "Funky Feeling" (part 2) (3:04)
Spaghetti Head - "Funky Voodoo" (3:17)
Viva Maria - "Spanish Drums" (2:28)
Review: The seventh volume of Cosmic Discotheque continues its exploration of 1970s disco with aplomb. This series is all about uncovering rare and overlooked gems from the era and in particular, this edition spans Afro-disco, funk, space disco and Middle Eastern-inspired dance music. The label does a fine job of bringing forgotten singles back to life here and saves you the (albeit pleasurably) effort of digging through flea markets for hidden treasures. With classic disco elements all featuring like drum breaks, soaring violins and vintage synths this collection delivers an authentic sound perfect for any party and full of the thrill of discovery.
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Intérprete: LEGO EDIT
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RDY #53
RDY #53 (12")
Cat: RDY 53. Rel: 15 Feb 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Atmosphere Strut (9:21)
Classy Dance Orchestra - "New York Strut" (6:35)
Captain Dax - "Dr Beezar" (2:43)
Review: The legend of Ron Hardy will always live on - the pioneering selector changed the way dance music was played and consumed in clubs. His own edits were the backbone of his often intensely emotional and celebratory sound and this Ray label has long been putting out the best of them. Number 53 in the series kicks off with the cosmic synths and soothing vocal harmonies of 'Atmosphere Strut' before 'Classy Dance Orchestra' gets all elegant and sophisticated in its approach to disco. Captain Dax's 'Dr Beezar' is the last cut and another direct line to the sound of Paradise Garage in the 70s.
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Cosmic Funk
Cat: REDNIGHT 101VEP. Rel: 15 Nov 24
 
Deep House
Cosmic Funk
Cosmic Funk (Groove Section mix)
Cosmic Funk (JazzFunkAppella mix) (0:57)
Cosmic Funk (Casbah 73 remix) (7:24)
Cosmic Funk (Glenn Underground Lounge Excursion mix) (6:37)
Review: Red Night Recordings introduces their debut original track release by Chicago's Emmaculate, known for his detailed production skills and groove-laden beats. Emerging in 2017 with his breakout single 'Do It' feat. Kaye Fox, Emmaculate has quickly become a key player in the house scene. His new release 'Cosmic Funk' delivers a spacey, funky journey to the dancefloor, blending ethereal synths, cosmic organ lines and a powerful bassline. A proper groove from start to finish, this one's made for late-night sets and endless moves.

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Che E' Stato?
Che E' Stato? (limited 7")
Cat: AR 026. Rel: 08 May 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Che E' Stato? (4:38)
Che E' Stato? (Pellegrinoi Feel Glow rework) (4:49)
Review: Ultra-watery, ultra-space-age, ultra-vocoded and ultra-limited-edition new Italo disco wax from the folks over at Archeo Recordings. Engineered and executed in the style of an oldskool space disco cut - one which bears the same cover-artistic hallmarks - it's also a crossover electro/Italo release. Produced by Manu Archeo and remixed by Pellegrino in full progressive house stylee on the flip, this is a beautiful replication of the electro-disco essence.
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Kauris 1979 EP (remixes)
Kauris 1979 EP (remixes) (180 gram vinyl 12" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: NVEP 001. Rel: 24 Jul 23
 
Progressive House
Kauris 1979 (6:03)
Kauris 1979 (Van Der Kirche & THC remix) (3:59)
Kauris 1979 (Marvin & Guy Run Run mix)
Kauris 1979 (Feel Fly Piano Emozione remix) (0:49)
Review: Night Vibez first outing on vinyl is a limited affair, with only 200 copies available worldwide. It sees Steb join forces with Dario Rossi for 'Karius 1979', a shimmering, impactful late-night number that giddily blurs the boundaries between sci-fi deep house, trippy nu-disco, and strobe-lit Italo-disco of the sort more associated with basements in The Hague than open-air clubs in Italy. Van Der Kirche and THC kick-start the accompanying remix package with a bouncy, stab-happy breakbeat take that sounds like it could have been recorded in 1990 or 91, before big guns Marvin & Guy re-frame it as a throbbing Chic-meets-Italo-disco workout. To round things off, the Feel Fly 'Piano Emozione' mix is a dreamy, piano-laden trance number that recalls the mid-90s excellence of Robert Miles.
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Im Weltraum
Cat: RB 137. Rel: 26 Feb 25
 
Coldwave/Synth
Im Weltraum (4:54)
Im Weltraum (Marabou dub) (3:36)
Im Weltraum (I-F remix) (4:44)
Im Weltraum (Gerd Janson remix) (6:44)
Im Weltraum (Gerd Janson instrumental) (6:44)
Review: Cosmic vibes, disco roots and a touch of robot melancholy, created during a time of isolation and strange moments apparently, so channels feelings of longing and creativity into something playful and deeply human. We're told that what began as an open-ended studio session became a journey fuelled by synthesisers, with Luis adding guitar and Marabou handling gear and recording. The tracks balance nostalgia and futurism across remixes from I-f, Gerd Janson and Dan Tyler of the Idjut Boys.
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Wow
Wow (12")
Cat: BABA 002. Rel: 13 Jun 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Wow (3:44)
Singin' & Steppin' (3:30)
Review: Daniele Prencipe, a former member of Ganymed, the influential Austrian space disco band from the late 70s, is a versatile multi-instrumentalist with a rich discography spanning jazz to pop. Based in Italy, he excels as a musician, singer, and composer, yet remains underrated despite his evident talent. His solo projects and work with Surprise showcase his exceptional abilities. Particularly notable are tracks like 'Wow' and 'Singin' And Steppin'' which are reissued now by Baba and show how he pioneered the use of the Minimoog and Vocoder. These compositions feature intricate arrangements that set them apart. Originally released on a rare 7" by Polydor in 1983, these are standout funk jams.
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Amore Galattico EP
Cat: BAP 217. Rel: 18 Nov 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Amore Galattico (5:15)
Cuore (5:25)
Heaven Knows (5:14)
Super Warrior (5:26)
Review: Martin Matiske is back on the ever-excellent Bordello A Parigi with his third release with the label - and it is of course another doozy. This intergalactic journey is guided by intergalactic synths and showcases Matiske's distinctive blend of cold currents and warm melodies. The title track is a delicate yet bold composition with shifting key changes and astral washes as well as some cute romantic flourishes. 'Cuore' is an analogue space opera rich in harmonic complexity and 'Heaven Knows' offsets glacial chords and deep bass. The EP closes with a cinematic finale where striking synths and subtle rhythms collide in beautiful ways.
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Tags: Hi-NRG | Nu Disco | Space Disco
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Into The Darkness
Cat: NYC 014. Rel: 09 Apr 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Never Stop (3:53)
The Constellation (5:26)
Into The Darkness (4:12)
Dr Ahamay (6:03)
Review: NYC Records looks outside its in-house stable for the first time here and signs the delightful nu-disco delights of Constellation. This duo hails from Miami and focuses on space disco sounds that fans of the famous Metro Area style are sure to love. They remain mysterious themselves but their beats are brilliantly designed with plenty of retro-future pads, cosmic arps and tight basslines full of colour, texture and soul. Like Daft Punk but deeper and more dubbed out. All four of these cuts are sure to get floors going but also bring plenty of style.
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Inside
Inside (12")
Cat: FUNKSCAPES 008. Rel: 18 Oct 24
 
Disco/Reediciones
Inside (5:45)
Inside (Korkut Elbay edit) (4:37)
Inside (Peaking Lights rework) (7:39)
Review: The little-known but cult 1980 space disco hit 'Inside' has been officially remastered and is reissue there with new edits by Peaking Lights and Korkut Elbay. The track is packed with synths and vocoder from the era and escalates into a wild, propelling jam and was born in a Saarbrucken basement studio, set up by a marketing company owner seeking independence from expensive commercial studios and the result is this rediscovered gem of the space disco era. Korkut Elbay's edit focuses on the vocals and enhances the original for the dancefloor, while Peaking Lights' rework stretches the track by adding keys and trance-inducing melodies.
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Live
Live (limited numbered gatefold transparent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: RLP 010400BLUE. Rel: 09 Aug 22
 
Disco/Reediciones
Beta-Gamma (4:24)
Anastasis (2:06)
Future Woman (8:29)
Drum Solo (2:17)
Sci-Fi Boogie (8:15)
Prologue (2:53)
Guitar Visions (2:23)
On The Road Again (8:45)
Electric Delight (9:03)
Review: 70s space disco and laser-rock outfit Rockets started out life in Paris as Crystal. They later renamed and had singles such as 'Future Woman' and debut album 'Rockets' which helped establish them and win them a wider fan base. 1980 saw them record their Live album and offer up a cross section of their tracks in all their synth and futuristic glory. The aforementioned 'Future Woman' features along with the heavy sounds of 'Drum Solo' and Kerouac-referring 'On The Road Again' which is a jaunty disco groove with vocoder vocals.
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FORTHCOMING
Galaxy Amonst The Stars
Cat: RD 006. Rel: 23 May 25
 
Funk
Galaxy Amonst The Stars
A Nostalgic Future
Review: Skeme Richards of New York pioneers Rock Steady Crew returns to the Redropped series with a tour-exclusive 7" packed with two raw-edged flips. For this release, he's unearthed a pair of cosmic disco and jazz-funk originals from his bottomless crates and retooled them with heavier low-end and tighter edits built for modern rigs. The result? Deep cuts reimagined for today's selectors, shaped by Skeme's seasoned touch as both a dancer and DJ. Ahead of a confidently slated Skeme Richards x Oonops tour across Germany in May 2025, 'Galaxy Amonst The Stars' is truly a riotous cosmic soiree, made unforgettable by its kazooing sax and brilliantly bright beat novae.
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est. release 23 May 25 $21.55
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FORTHCOMING
Trip Through The Galaxy
Cat: SCRU 009. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Disco/Reediciones
Trip Through The Galaxy
Supernova Child
Review: Venice-based DJ and collector Zaffa is next up on the ever-superb Scruniversal label with a couple more delightful disco dancers. 'Trip Through The Galaxy' is a slow-motion cosmic trip that is vast in scale and high on soul thanks to the warm vocal that floats amidst funky riffs and glowing keys. Things stay just as sensuous and steamy on the flip with 'Supernova Child', another fluid and funky jam with oodles of synth magic and gentle grooves all soothing mind, body and soul. The real kicker is the vocal samples that add extra spaced-out funkiness.
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est. release 16 Jun 25 $12.15
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FORTHCOMING
Andromeda Orchestra (feat Nick The Record mix)
Cat: FAR 063.
 
Disco/Reediciones
Mythical
Magic Light Connection
Thinking About Your Love
Get Up & Dance (Nick The Record mix)
Mozambique
Kano Line Dance
Mythical (Full Motion dub mix)
Swing On
Review: The UK's Robin Lee is one of the members of much-loved disco gang Faze Action but also he's behind Andromeda Orchestra who return here with an album that offers a cosmic fusion of jazz-funk and disco. It's been put together with Moogs, clarinets, Rhodes and rich analogue textures that make for a mix of nostalgia and sonic richness that sinks you in deep. Blending nostalgia with innovation, Lee creates deep, immersive soundscapes. There are widescreen odysseys like 'Mythical', loved-up bunkers such as 'Thinking About Your Love' and a rare Nick The Record remix of 'Get Up & Dance' that overflows with cosmic melodies and lush, life-affirming strings.
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Intérprete: Faze Action
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