Y2K! is a sugar rush of playful sensuality and unbothered cool—a true representation of the Bronx baddie herself. Ice Spice, born on January 1st, 2000, brings the Y2K vibes and undeniable beats that will make you want to party like it's 2000, before you had to worry about your late-night social media going viral. Ice Spice lives up to her name, bringing straight fire to your speakers this season.
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Y2K! is a sugar rush of playful sensuality and unbothered cool—a true representation of the Bronx baddie herself. Ice Spice, born on January 1st, 2000, brings the Y2K vibes and undeniable beats that will make you want to party like it's 2000, before you had to worry about your late-night social media going viral. Ice Spice lives up to her name, bringing straight fire to your speakers this season.
Truly sensational modern soul double sider. Fantastic group vocals, swirling string arrangement and top notch punchy production. Impossible to find on original format (came out on private press on KickBack Records). Spun only by a handful of deejay around the world, to include George Mahood and our very own Dj Camembert. Recorded at United Artist studio, Beverly & 3rd Street Los Angeles California in 1978. Co-Produced by JJ Wilson who was also the band leader at the time and Bert (Humberto) Agudelo who was also Chief Engineer on this project and is a mastering engineer known to have worked at Liberty/United Artists Recording Studio. He also produced the famous Rocky movie album on United Artist. Executive producer Cecil Lyde Holden from the well known Lyde, Fisher & Giles band, who has cut the classic Serve Me Right to Suffer in 1977 on HAB records. Enjoy and support the venture, and if you like the Starfire too, please bundle up and spare something. One in every home!
At 19, Helviofox adds his signature to the batida template that by now seems to have been in existence since forever. Such is the strength of this primordial fountain, a source of rejuvenation. Also within the literal family: Helvio cites brothers Dadifox and Erycox as main influences.
Curiosity for the sound made him go into production by the time he was 13. A couple of years later (2020) he became co-founder of TLS with E8Prod, Alberfox, DiionyG and other mates. His talent fully developed since then, opening a slight detour that became a new path parallel to the main road.
Lively basslines anchor the beat directly lifted from tradition and clearly channeled to the dancefloor. Strong, well rounded grooves, a spot-on sense of timing and tempo, elegant atmospheres, all part of Helvio's notion of arrangement and his perception of dance music boundaries, stretching them just enough to present a challenge but not as far as to disconnect head and feet and risk losing the floor.
This liminal space between experimentation and popularity is both dangerous and attractive. There is no one formula. Precisely why it still retains plenty of fuel for current and future generations to contribute personal visions.
Lisboa, 2025
- A1: Acid Ice Cream (Intro) Feat Dan Diamond
- A2: Acid Ice Cream Feat Dan Diamond (Johnny Fiasco Remix)
- A3: Watchout Now
- B1: Get Dat Feat Dj Funk
- B2: Tear The Club Up W/ Madvilla Feat Missy
- C1: Ghetto Thang W/ Illyus & Barrientos Feat Dj Deeon
- C2: Freak U W/Lauren Flax
- D1: Ghetto Girl W/Dj Dan
- D2: Future Funk
- A1: Lizzo - Pink (2 25)
- A2: Dua Lipa - Dance The Night (2 56)
- A3: Nicki Minaj & Ice Spice - Barbie World (With Aqua) (1 48)
- A4: Charli Xcx - Speed Drive (2 00)
- A5: Karol G - Watati (Feat Aldo Ranks) (2 46)
- A6: Am Smith - Man I Am (3 04)
- A7: Tame Impala - Journey To The Real World (1 25)
- A8: Ryan Gosling - I'm Just Ken (3 47)
- B1: Dominic Fike - Hey Blondie (2 32)
- B2: Haim - Home (3 44)
- B3: Billie Eilish - What Was I Made For? (3 38)
- B4: The Kid Laroi - Forever & Again (2 18)
- B5: Khalid - Silver Platter (2 46)
- B6: Pinkpantheress - Angel (2 05)
- B7: Gayle - Butterflies (2 15)
- B8: Ava Max - Choose Your Fighter (2 20)
Waxwork Records is proud to present BARBIE Score From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack composed by Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt! The score is featured in the juggernaut film Barbie, directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as Barbie and Ken.
On composing the score, Ronson says, “Greta’s Barbie overflows with emotion in a way that inspires us to no end, not just with harmony and melody but also textures, sonics and rhythms. Sometimes Greta wanted us to elicit tears, sometimes she wanted it to feel like a disco. Sometimes she loved the warmth of vintage analogue synthesizers, sometimes she wanted the richness of the orchestra. Often, she wanted both.
“The late nights and crazy hours we put into Barbie were all worth it to us, because we were so in love with this film. And we truly hope listening to our score from beginning to end will give others the same emotional, whimsical experience they had watching this magical film.”
The highly anticipated film score vividly brings Gerwig’s vision to life and adds the perfect layer to the film that immerses fans into the Barbie Universe.
Tracklist:Creation of Barbie , Pink ("Barbie" Opening Theme) *Lizzo Cover , Beach Off , Ken Thinks , Stairway to Weird Barbie , Thoughts of Death , Send Me Through the Portal , Ken Makes a Discovery , Bus Stop Billie *Billie Eilish Cover , Mattel , Meeting Ruth *Billie Eilish Cover , You Failed Me! , Alan vs Kens , Deprogramming , Warmth of Your Gaze , An Ending , I Don't Have an Ending , What Was I Made For? (Epilogue) *Billie Eilish Cover
- A1: Freddie Mercury - Living On My Own (No More Brothers Radio Mix)
- A2: U2 - Discotheque
- A3: Robbie Williams - Let Me Entertain You
- A4: Roxette - Joyride
- A5: Spin Doctors - Two Princes
- B1: Spice Girls - Wannabe
- B2: Britney Spears - …Baby One More Time
- B3: Christina Aguilera - Genie In A Bottle
- B4: N Sync - Tearin' Up My Heart
- B5: Backstreet Boys - Everybody (Backstreet's Back)
- B6: Take That & Lulu - Relight My Fire
- C1: Snap! - Rhythm Is A Dancer 7" Edit
- C2: La Bouche - Be My Lover
- C3: Culture Beat - Mr Vain (Radio Edit)
- C4: Haddaway - What Is Love
- C5: Dr Alban - It's My Life
- D1: Prince Ital Joe, Marky Mark - Happy People
- D2: Lou Bega - Mambo No 5 (A Little Bit…)
- D3: Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)
- D4: Gigi D'agostino - The Riddle (Single Cut)
- D5: U96 - Das Boot
- E1: Tlc - Waterfalls (Single Edit)
- E2: Blackstreet Feat Dr. Dre - No Diggity (Radio Version)
- E3: Fugees, Ms Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Pras - Fu-Gee-La
- F3: Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby
- F4: Jennifer Lopez - If You Had My Love
- F5: Salt-N-Pepa - Let's Talk About Sex
- G1: Faithless - Insomnia (Radio Edit)
- G2: Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry Remix / Radio Edit)
- G3: Dna Feat Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner
- G4: Lisa Stansfield - Change (Radio Edit)
- G5: Cher - Believe
- H1: Bloodhound Gang - The Bad Touch
- H2: Crazy Town - Butterfly
- H3: Run-D M.c., Jason Nevins - It's Like That
- H4: Fingers, Gilette - Short Dick Man (Radio Mix)
- H5: Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch, Loleatta Holloway - Good Vibrations
- E4: Snow - Informer
- E5: Stereo Mc's - Connected - Edit (Aus 25 Years)
- F1: Ini Komoze - Here Comes The Hotstepper
- F2: Heavy D & The Boyz, Aaron Hall - Now That We Found Love
„The 90’s are back!“ – 30 Jahre später ist das beliebte Jahrzehnt musikalisch wieder voll im Trend! Auf der „FETENHITS - The Real 90’s“ sind die Originale der größten Party-Hymnen der Dekade vereint.
Ob die groovigen Sounds von „No Diggity“, der absolute Ohrwurm „Wannabe“ oder die Kult-Nummer „Mambo No. 5“ - Der bunte Mix der besten Party-Songs und Klassiker der 90‘s ist voller „Good Vibrations“!
Mit dabei sind u.a. U2, Britney Spears, Salt-N-Pepa, 20 Fingers & Gillette, Freddie Mercury, La Bouche, DJ Bobo, TLC, Backstreet Boys und viele mehr.
„We Bring It All Back“ mit den größten Party-Hits der 90er! Erhältlich als 4LP, 4CD und eAlbum ab dem 29. September 2023!
- A1: Lizzo - Pink
- A2: Dua Lipa - Dance The Night
- A3: Nicki Minaj & Ice Spice - Barbie World (With Aqua)
- A4: Charli Xcx - Speed Drive
- A5: Karol G - Watati (Feat Aldo Ranks)
- A6: Sam Smith - Man I Am
- A7: Tame Impala - Journey To The Real World
- A8: Ryan Gosling - I'm Just Ken
- B1: Dominic Fike - Hey Blondie
- B2: Haim - Home
- B3: Billie Eilish - What Was I Made For?
- B4: The Kid Laroi - Forever & Again
- B5: Khalid - Silver Platter
- B6: Pinkpantheress - Angel
- B7: Gayle - Butterflies
- B8: Ava Max - Choose Your Fighter
My music is Italo-ghetto. The climax is the one of the noise of cutlery and news coming out of the buildings at dinner time, the scents of foreign spices that join the bubbling of traditional sauteed vegetables. My sound speaks as if it were a friendly discussion between grandmothers, prostitutes and drug dealers who frequent the same benches drinking iced tea in the afternoon. The determination of my music is the same as those who have nothing to lose and want to overturn the existing. Mine is a message of deep love that sounds like machine gun bursts in the middle of the night.
The other well known 7” from STARFIRE, titled “Almost Insane”, was initially meant to be the “flagship” single for the Long Player “Get Off With Us” released in 1976 on the Dynamic Artists label. Almost no one was aware of the existence of this ultra rare biscuit, once simply thought to be just an LP track. Soon after being unearthed, the luxurious Funk infused seventies soul arrangement and high audio fidelity of “Make The Most of It” backed by the insanely good “Out of The Ghetto” made it one of the most sought after 45 in the rare soul community soon becoming a firm play of a handful spinners to include Dave Ripolles and Yours Truly. Hard work to track the guys down, all well in their seventies, all in the name of spreading the love. Enjoy and support the venture, and if you like the Spice of Ice too, please bundle up and spare something. One in every home!
- A1: Sharnell Morton – You Are My Shining Star
- A2: Janice “Nicki” Harisson – Magic Of Love
- A3: Direct Connec Shun – He’s No Good
- A4: James Family- We’ve Got It Made
- B1: Network & Co – Spirit Of The Boogie
- B2: Marlon Hunter – Did You Forget My Number
- B3: Spice Of Ice – Star Struck
- B4: Executive Suite – When It Comes To Lovin Me
SOL DISCOS is extremely happy to introduce the second volume of their Message In Our Music compilation series, selected by WAXIST. This album is the result of more than two years of work in researching the original recordings, the artists involved & licensing the different songs. Focusing once again on the Modern-Soul genre, the album brings back to light eight extremely rare songs from the mid-70's to the mid-80's, all officially licensed. From the heavy synth Gospel Boogie of Sharnell Morton's "You Are My Shining Star", to
the magnificent Network & Co private Disco "Spirit Of The Boogie", most of these songs are highly difficult to find on their original format, not to mention at a decent price. Direct Connect Shun’s "He's No Good" records have been destroyed in a flood, and the few
copies which have sold on the Internet reach the 3 figures price tags for example. Also, the album is proud to introduce to a wider audience some lesser known but exceptional recordings such as Janice "Nikki" Harrison's "Magic of Love", which is taken from a Broadway musical produced & composed by Ted Wortham - who also composed for
Philadelphia International Recordings artists such as Teddy Pendergrass, Anthony White or Jean Carn. Message In Our Music Vol.2 has been fully remastered, and features interview based liner
notes, along with never seen before pictures of the artists selected
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