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- A1: Off - Electrica Salsa (Maxi Version)
- A2: Two Of China - Los Ninos De Parque (Corrida Mix)
- A3: Torsten Stenzel Presents Recall Iv - Contrast (Boing Mix)
- A4: Interface - Plastic Age
- B1: Fantasy Ten - The Big Bang
- B2: Second Mission - Kyrieleison (For All Of Us) (For All Of Us)
- B3: Talla 2Xlc - The Eternal Mystery
- A1: The Shapeshifters - Finally Ready (Feat Billy Porter - Dimitri From Paris Tsop The Sound Of Paris Remix - Parts 1 & 2)
- A2: Antenna! - Rhombus (Extended Mix)
- B1: Mike Dunn - Strut Cho Phunky Stuff (Sho' Nuff) (Sho' Nuff)
- B2: Quentin Harris & Jason Walker - The Spirit (Extended Mix)
- C1: Dc Larue - Hot Jungle Drums & Voo Doo Rhythm (Dr Packer Dub)
- C2: Smith & Mudd - The Distance (Feat Quinn Lamont Luke - Ron Basejam Remix)
- D1: The Vision - Mountains (Feat Andreya Triana - Joey Negro Live & Direct Extended Mix)
- D2: Horse Meat Disco - Love If You Need It (Feat Fi Mccluskey)
- E1: William & The Young Five - You Turn Me On (Jkriv Rework)
- E2: Melvo Baptiste - Bad Company (Feat Phebe Edwards - Extended Mix)
- F1: The Phenomenal Handclap Band - Judge Not (Ray Mang Disco Mix)
- F2: Powerdance - Power Dance (Mousse T Disco Shizzle Extended Mix)
The official soundtrack compilation release from Glitterbox and Defected Records first foree into Documnetary films : Where Love Lives. The film is a story of music’s enduring power to manifest diverse and inclusive community, and the power of that community to accept and embrace, to liberate, even to save lives. It’s a story of acceptance and creative expression – empowered, enabled and soundtracked by club music. Through extensive exclusive interviews with titans of nightlife culture, Where Love Lives contributors Billy Porter, Honey Dijon, Kathy Sledge, Kiddy Smile, Lucy Fizz, John ‘Jellybean’ Benitez, Kae Burke (House Of Yes), Fiorious and many more explore how those driven to the margins of society are welcomed unconditionally to the centre of the dancefloor.
Part one of this special edition three LP pack includes future classics from The Vision, DC La Rue, Powerdance, Quentin Harris and more.
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“Why Can’t We Live Together” is a song written and recorded by Timmy Thomas in 1972. A chart hit in the following year, it was included on the album Why Can’t We Live Together. It was one of the first major hits to feature the use of a rhythm machine! From his organ! Very apt for our times, this song simply gives a heartfelt antiwar message. The track has been re-recorded by the likes of Sade, MC Hammer, Santana and Steve Winwood over the years but it’s the original that has the magic of it’s creator!
Ben Liebrand ups the bpm’s for his mix. He creates a percussive jam that pumps with pure emotion. Absolute club class.
Included on this release is Ben’s (now admittedly taking ownership after 43 years) 1981 Bootleg which chugs with soul and funk goodness.
INEX016 takes you on a magical journey through the mellow realm of house music. Veteran Eddie C delivers a disco-infused belter that will make your hips shake. Tilman presents a juicy nu-groove track that transports you back to May 1st, 1992. Making his wax debut, Julius Renner offers a soulful voyage to the peak of the dance floor. Toomy Disco, a newcomer on InEx aswell, delivers a shuffling and groovy bomb, pondering the future of DJs. Ron Brown collaborates on a deep, almost Latin-spiced organ track with moments of melancholy and hope. Lastly, Meeshoo touches our souls with strings and disco excellence.
- A1: Styloo - Pretty Face
- A2: Time - Shaker Shake
- A3: Digital Game - I‘m Your Boogie Man
- A4: The D Light - Scratch Your Face
- A5: Brand Image - Are You Loving?
- A6: Mike Kremlin - Take A Chance
- A7: Doctor‘s Cat - Feel The Drive
- A8: Samoa Park - Monkey Latino
- B1: Smiles - N 1,4 Magnetic Dance
- B2: Doctor‘s Cat - Watch Out!
- B3: Hypnosis - Oxygene
- B4: Hypnosis - Pulstar
- B5: Digital Game - With And Without
- B6: The D Light - Scratch Your Face
- C1: Joe Yellow - U S.a. (Extended Vocal Remix)
- C2: Joe Yellow - U S.a. (Radio Mix)
- C3: Joe Yellow - U S.a. (Instrumental)
- D1: Joe Yellow - U S.a. (Also Playable Mono Remix)
- D2: Joe Yellow - U S.a. (Longdrink Remix)
- E1: Limit Eccitation - In The Dark
- E2: Limit Eccitation - In The Dark (Instrumental)
- F1: Limit Eccitation - In The Dark (Longdrink Re-Loaded)
- F2: Limit Eccitation - In The Dark (Also Playable Mono Rework)
- G1: City-O‘ - Rose Of Toyko (12“ Version)
- H2: City-O‘ - Rose Of Toyko (Flemming Dalum Remix)
- I1: Martinelli - Cenerentola (Cinderella) (Vocal Extended)
- I2: Martinelli - Cenerentola (Cinderella) (Instrumental)
- J1: Martinelli - Cenerentola (Cinderella) (Remix Vocal Extended)
- J2: Martinelli - Cenerentola (Cinderella) (Remix Instrumental)
- G2: City-O‘ - Rose Of Toyko (Also Playable Mono Revision)
- H1: City-O‘ - Rose Of Toyko (Dub Version)
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It is a huge honour to present the Disco Gospel 12”, curated and edited by Chicago's Marc Davis and Sadar Bahar. Featuring two under-the-radar disco / gospel fusion tracks that have been given a new lease of life courtesy of these masters of their craft.
We first came to know Marc through his always on-point Black Pegasus record label, which he’s been running since 2006. As a renowned international DJ, record collector, and an integral part of Chicago's underground music scene, we knew anything he sent our way was going to be serious and he didn’t disappoint. Joining forces with Sadar Bahar (Soul in the Hole), who is himself a gospel and disco legend and a DJ's DJ favourite across the globe, they dug deep and put us onto two absolute gems from their beloved collections. As DJs who play a wide range of genres, their ability to spot the real heat within any sound has placed them at the top of their game. As Sadar puts it, "We are always digging for records and these fit the criteria of disco and happen to be gospel”.
First up is the feel-good joint 'I'm So Happy' by Fountain of Life Joy Choir Under The Direction of Kevin Yancy. Originally released in 1978 on a subsidiary label of T.K. Productions entitled Gospel Roots, the clue is in the title with this one. It's an unadulterated, uplifting, joyous dancer. Marc and Sadar’s fizzing edit brings out the best elements of the song and extends them. Working the addictive vocal hooks and building the funky instrumental grooves produces a spirit-lifting mood that is bursting with enough energy to light a fire under any dancefloor.
'Optical Illusion' on the flip, takes the tempo down, but doesn’t let up on the vigour. It’s a driving, stomping anthem that features another lung-busting vocal performance. Working with a live recording of Rev. Charles H. Nicks and The Baptist Assembly Of Free Spirit Churches Mass Choir, this one proves to be the perfect accompaniment to the ecstatic vibe of the A-side. The duo has condensed and heightened the drama of the song and added some light-touch production elements to clean up and enhance the sound. We guarantee this will be filtering its way into the sets of discerning DJs worldwide.
Marc described the selections best when he succinctly put it like this, “We both knew these were two heaters on our first listen”.
We completely agree, and with recording and engineering contributions from Tone B. Nimble (Soul Is My Salvation) and Rahaan, here we have Chicago royalty creating an unmissable release that celebrates the crossover of dance music with the musical traditions of the church.
The gift that keeps on giving, Purple Disco Machines' 'Exotica (Deluxe Album)' is being treated to some epic remixes of your favourite songs now available on vinyl.
Next in line for that special touch, extended mixes of 'At The Disko' and 'Don’t Stop', both certified floor fillers, destined to do damage.
We are delighted to announce that July 2023 is the month in which you will finally be able to know the new Apparel Wax product: Apparel Wax Mini. The Mini catalogue (dedicated to 7-inch vinyl) fits into the narrative of our masked hero as a sort of prequel, as the 'Mini' vinyl represents the 'childhood' of Apparel Wax, his life before its music started to be heard around the world. Another novelty is that the first release is double. In fact, APLWAXMINI001 and 002 will drop on the same day, both containing two tracks, one on each side. With a physical product of different size, we have also adapted the graphic design of the project, as you'll notice looking at the record. A new adventure begins in the world of the masked artist who, this time, will tell another musical story created by the now famous anonymous collective of phenomenal artists behind the project. APLWAX002's A side features a dynamic Disco/Dance touch and a vibrant funky feel while B side has a more Lo-Fi taste and a powerful rhythm section, both combining to create a burst of rhythm.
Stockholm boys Ari Bald & CJ Scott strike again on Studio Barnhus, following up their much lauded 2023 EP for their hometown label. Once again we're treated to a fabulously fuss-less four-pack of house music goodness, this time with a special ode to Västertorp, encapsulating the essence and soul of the Stockholm
suburb in this collection heartfelt, club-ready cuts.
Limited edition 12” vinyl of 400 copies
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- A1: Harry Wolfman - Upstream (2021 Version)
- A2: Kiwi - We Are Here
- A3: Jad & The - 232 (Raw Tool)
- B1: Karl Hector & Nicolas Tounga - Ngunga Yeti Fofa (The Joaquin Joe Claussell's Electric Afrika Version (2021 Version)
- B2: Vito & Druzzi - Night Masquerade
- C1: The Barking Dogs - Mamarracho Feat Marcelo Burlon (2021 Version)
- C2: Capablanca & T Keeler - No Hay Ritmo
- C3: Kapote - Besamo Fly
- D1: Hard Ton - Food Of Love (Dj Sprinkles Grub Dub (2021 Version)
- D2: Munk - The Bolero Bunuel (Red Axes Remix)
- D3: Art Alfie - Dance To The Conga (Edit)
The MUSHROOM HOUSE compilation is a collection of balearic, afro and cosmic disco tracks that have been released on several Toy Tonics EPs over the last 5 years. Toy Tonics now releases some of these EPs on a double vinyl together. This is the second part. Featuring eleven tracks. (Vol 1 was released in 2020.)
Original tracks and remixes by friends of the label: Kiwi, Red Axes, Karl Hector, Hugo Capablanca, Harry Wolfman. Very special contributions by New York's legendary Joe Claussell and fashion designer Marcelo Burlon, who contributed the vocals to a song by Milan’s Barking Dogs. Art Alfie from Studio Barnhus is featured also with an exclusive track and legendary DJ Sprinkles with a magic rework of a Hard Ton song.
A few of the tracks had been already released on Gomma records. The now sleeping indie-electronica label that was the „mother“ of Toy Tonics records. Some were made exclusively for Toy Tonics.
J & M Music Co US welcomes LeBaron James for another standout four-tracker that brings raw house and smooth disco together on one EP. Up first is 'Always Be True' is a deceptively simple sound that brings straight-up dancefloor beats with hooky pads. 'House Party' then has more heavy kicks and wild percussive patterns to liven up any party and 'One' then brings a more cool and laid-back disco groove that has a slick modern twist. Last but not least is 'Sugar And Spice' which brings a touch of sophisticated and chic instrumental vibes. It's a fourth different sound on a versatile EP.
With the collective generosity of all those involved along the way, from mastering, manufacturing, affiliated record stores and PR to the artists themselves and PDD, all profits from this special one-sided Artwork remix of Mildlife ‘Zwango Zop’ will be donated to two charities combatting the bushfire emergency in Australia via Prime Direct Distribution; Wildlife Victoria and the Australian Red Cross.
Their indispensable efforts continue to assist the emergency response, rebuilding homes and habitats, supporting rescued animals and the shelters that house them, alongside aiding the evacuation centres and recovery hubs created in many communities and implementing recovery plans for those who have been devastatingly affected by the bushfires.
Certified man of the people, king of the content and all-round good guy Artwork has been there, everywhere, and done it all - in more guises than many would even know about. From Magnetic Man to Grain, D’N’D to Artwork he’s a master producer, well versed at knowing what dancefloors want and more importantly need.
Now take Mildlife, the boundary pushing, critically acclaimed Melbourne-based space jazz four-piece, who’ve managed to seamlessly blend jazz, funk and disco into one multi-coloured, multi-layered melting pot of auditory excitement. A band whose hype is certainly lived up to, with the likes of DJ Harvey heavily championing them to the point of including ‘Magnificent Moon’ on his ‘The Sound Of Mercury Rising’ VA LP.
A wash with improvisation, soaring synths, stratospheric bass riffs, and a fluidity of grooves, ‘Zwango Zop’, taken from Midlife’s debut album ‘Phase’, is kaleidoscopic cosmic gold. For this special non-profit release, Artwork extracts that undeniable funk energy and turns into a 10-and-a-half-minute, highly hypnotic, instantly addictive creation that it is as psychedelic as it is slamming.
Just one of many examples of the dance music community coming together as a power of good to raise funds for those affected by the emergency in Australia. Support the cause, through the medium of music.




















