Novedades

On Animals Dancing's eighth disc, Dazion aka Cris Kuhlen lets rip with three psychoactive, percussion-laden mind benders for all good dance floors.

A tweaked vocoder mantra speaks in tongues across interlaced layers of live percussion on 'Yu Go Bah' before sirens ring in the distant chants.

Blood Moon takes the marching band down to the basement, fusing more twisted percussion with electro squelch to soundtrack the sweat rain down from the heavens.

'The Chant Of Celebrational Beings' beckons in a sunrise as the last inklings of serotonin jerk a tear to your eye.

Following previous sold out instalments from Yadava, EVM128 & James Rudie, Partner Music, High Praise bossman Hugo Mari steps up to the plate for the 5th instalment of the label’s lauded edits series. Two action-packed, vinyl-only, bombs set for dancefloor detonation, the A-Side 'Tired Of Sitting Down' channels the past year's sedentary frustrations into a joyous invitation back to the club, whereas on the flip 'Acid Locomotive' is an intense, driving number, complete with uplifting fanfares and (as the title suggests) a little acid-tinged addition. It’s good to be back.

Having steadily honed his soulful sound over the past few years with releases on Heist and Freerange Records, as well as amassing over 2 Million Spotify streams, Hugo has marked himself as one to watch in the UK’s vibrant electronic music landscape. His knack for fusing organic musical elements with driving rhythms and emotive melodies, allows him to craft beautifully uplifting music that works beautifully either at home or on the dance floor, winning support from Jamz Supernova, Tom Ravenscroft, Nemone, Complex, Stamp The Wax, Ransom Note & many more.

It was too hard to resist another Record Store Day outing once Pontchartrain dropped these edits on us.

It’s an honor to announce the next release on Giorgio Records. We present to you Simon Bennett and his beautiful track ‘I Wanna Tokyo’u’, which is reborn on vinyl again after 37 years! An elegant track, written and sung divinely by Lorenzo Lombardino aka Simon Bennett. Back on track is the legendary Flemming Dalum with a stunning remix. On top we welcome Marcello Giordani to the Giorgio Records family, who serve us a remix and ‘rhythm track’ to dance forever!

Repress

after the brilliant first solo album "dig&edit", kza returned with two fresh songs.

Reprise! One Swallow Doesn’t Make A Summer Part 2 is the follow up to a Various Artists sampler for a hypothetical mixtape (still hasn’t been made). This time, the international cast consists of (in order of appearance): Llewellyn, Fred Asquith, John Noseda and Lipelis X AC. The plot: Dance music in its broadest and loosest form and at its best without too many sub-genre flags. „Synergy Bar“ by Llewellyn is the starting point. An ode to a well-known place in Berlin, it was conceived there as well as floor-tested by DJ GJ and oozes that special Sunday sweat from every single pore. Fittingly, „Please Hold The Line“ by Yogtze follows next. Remixed by Fred Asquith purely because he thought he had too, it puts party make-up on the originals pretty face. Flip around for John Noseda’s power house trip „Spiral Galaxy“. Imagine a New Romantic cover band being mangled by an Acid House (the philosophy, not the 303) DJ. Last but not least, „Central Store“ by Lipelis X AC closes this chapter, with some bittersweet heartbreak rave in very slow motion. Cry, dance, cry some more, but don’t stop dancing!

... Next up for 'Spaziale Recordings', one of the most sought-after Arabic disco records, A. Mislayene, 'El Fen' finally gets a long awaited fully official remastered reissue, original copies of which sell for close to £300. This 12" was only issued in seriously limited quantities on the tiny Stip records label out of France in 1976.

Sought for the chuggy exotic rhythms of the B side 'El Fen' at long last this eastern-influenced disco masterpiece is available to those who don't happen to have a spare £500! Aït Meslayene was a Kabyle traditional singer who moved to Paris to try his luck.

He was driven by an Algerian manager who pushed him to make a "disco" album, a new trend at that time. The recording found place in a studio near Paris, with an American drummer from the funk group "Ice". For 'SPZ002', Viaggio Recordings head honcho Stefano Ritteri steps up to provide an exquisite “Versione Spaziale” of 'El Fen' on the A side, with the original version and 'Yemma' taking the flip.

Dynamic Dublin-duo Boots & Kats get given the keys to the House of Disco channelling an Italo Disco rave of interplanetary proportions for HOD028. Three pure peak-time pumping Italo warpers, complete with an exquisite Johannes Albert’s Party Talk remix to round off the package.

Fists in the air business in a far-away planet, one where synthesisers rule the lands using colossal kicks and huge snares to enhance the power of their all-encompassing arps that range from rapid fire bass to gargantuan top lines. Johannes Albert then throws in some party chatter and deft sampling to his reworking of ‘Party Talk’ completing this futuristic capsule of interstellar goodness.

It’s the best of that ‘80s Italo sound given a modern take that harnesses Boots & Kats’ unbridled Irish energy.

When two new acclaimed House artists pair up in the studio, you know the result is going to be something pretty special. We welcome Dombresky and Boston Bun to the Toolroom Family as we continue to develop our musical roster with exciting new collaborations for 2020.

’Stronger’ is a party-infused piano House track. Upbeat, drenched in energy and feel-good vibes. With the original version already well past 1m streams on Spotify alone, Dombresky & Boston Bun's incredible 'Stronger' gets some serious remix treatment from Danny Howard, Tensnake and Mat.Joe.

Radio 1’s Danny Howard kicks off the remixes with a high-energy, club ready remix made for the dancefloor. Hot off the back of writing his 2nd studio album, Tensnake delivers a trademark feel-good vibe by taking this to the daytime pool parties and sun-drenched terraces of Ibiza and although they seem like a distant dream at the moment, with one listen to this we're instantly transported to the White Isle! Mat.Joe take things a little tougher and add their unique blend of tough, techy drums, quirky percussion and bundles of energy alongside those unmistakable pianos and vocal hooks from the original.

Unadulterated funk-styled boogie bomb from ’82 by Laurice Hudson, ‘Feel My Love’ is a monster cut whether you’re hearing it for the first time or 50th and with a price tag of upwards of £60 on an original, an officially licensed remastered, reissue was clearly in order.

Infectious basslines, coupled with juicy layers of funk strumming and sensuous vocals from Laurice, co-written by Curtis Hudson, with Pure Energy on production its a classic through and through.

Two belting house cuts here on this limited edition, vinyl only, hand stamped white label disc from LoveHrtz.

'Classic Case' has already been receiving Radio 1 airplay in the UK, and both tracks have been doing the rounds the Ibiza this summer; no surprises really, as the two cuts are solid, feel good, disco injected house tracks that ooze pure boogie power!

The original, the inspirational, the bombastic, the never bettered, the one.
'Don't make me wait' is all of the above and so much more. Classic to the core. Huge earth shattering record right here.
OK, so the scoop, for the uninitiated is this - the Peech Boys were Larry Levan's group, we're talking early 80's NYC here, 1982 to be precise, around the height of the Paradise Garage as Larry was making the transition from superstar DJ to producer. He brought a sparse, dubbed out, narcotic late night feel to the overall sound of this record. This was a short-lived project, but the influence is still felt today, the Peech Boys DNA is inside the veins of modern dance music, as is Larry's. There is no underestimating what an impact this record had. 7+ minutes of electronic bliss, trailblazing stuff, and don't get us started on the dub. Do yourself a favour, BUY this classic if you don't own it already, you'll keep coming back to it time and time again. Guaranteed. This essential 12" is repressed here in it's original 1979 glory, an essential classic that has stood the test of time for the last 30+ years & is now available again, remastered & repressed for 2017 in conjunction with West End Records, NYC.

Rain & Shine are proud to present, the first official reissue of this sacred slice of funk since it's 1976 release. And with a median price of £228 on Discogs it's about time us mere mortals had the chance of owning it.

Remastered and reissued with the original band members blessing, 'Ain't No Need' has long been a favourite of the some of the most well-respected DJs across the scene, from Floating Points and Sadar Bahar, to Mr Scruff and Theo Parrish - with Theo even releasing a live cover version performed alongside his band on their 2014 tour.

Strictly limited to 1000, never to be repressed - hand numbered, 7 Inch picture sleeve with a dinked centre hole.

Australian-Canadian cult label release their third and final vinyl sampler from their Sun Gaze / Moon Faze compilation series. The cult flies ever closer to the sun with sonic assistance from Peter Power, 84PC, A1st, Thomash,
DJ Grount , Lum & Von Party Feat. Naduve.

We live in a beautiful world, ladies and dudes... cherish it in all it's different forms, love it and don't be afraid. Never forget we're in this together: we are all in one mind.

PETER POWER pulls up the post peyote summer sunrise anthem, a sweet sing-a-long perfect for cult heart-opening exercises and shamanic morning rituals.

Tel Aviv's 84PC, a trio comprised of Malka Tuti's Katzi Kenneth, Asaf Samuel and Naduve, deliver a beautiful piece of sun-kissed guitar prog downtempo. Mellow, melting, mental, magic mushroom music.

A1st drops on A3 with a soaring, beautiful Theme of Sun Memory, an ecstatic journey inward to the radiant heart of the universe.

Cult favourite THOMASH reworks Calando Fumando Palho (released on his 2015 ep) into a hauntingly beautiful lunar version, balancing organics and synthetics like a psychedelic boss.
Japan's DJ Grount steps in to the party with Dolmenzoo, a clap-jacking bell jam that runs up and down the inside of your mind. Label guru VON PARTY calls in NADUVE to charm the psychic serpent on Cobra Kush, a slow-burning tribal trip-out best served with a fat spliff.
Finally, LUM joins the familia with Rosa, a ritual offering to pacha mamma, a gentle tribal call to realignment with our mother, the earth.

London's Midnight Riot are back from the land of the rising sun with round two of the most obscure Japanese boogie and disco jams. They have brought together the finest DJ's and collectors for another installment of unique productions and edits. A must have for all the DJ Muro, Joey Negro and DJ Harvey fans out there, these guaranteed grooves are completely impossible to find in this day and age. Highlights include Shit Hot Soundsystem; who not only win award for best name of the year, but hammer out a wicked edit of the Giorgio Moroder influenced "Kannushi". Label staples Yam Who Go with a lo-slung boogie funk excursion courtesy of their edit "Mono Drive".

Dreamt in 1982 by two best friends at a Disco in Dallas and released in 1984, Chazz’s Sassy Style has everything to please funk aficionados : stellar arrangement, catchy refrain and modern groove. With Red Greg’s 45 edit on the B side, Reach Out reissuing this gem is more than a gift to record lovers! Pressed with love by Mother Tongue in Italy, it will be the best homage we can have to uphold their legacy in music.

Legendary DJ Daniele Baldelli, who was resident at the infamous Cosmic Club on Lake Garda and pioneer of the 'cosmic' sound, joins forces with Italian maestro DJ Rocca and takes File Under Disco on a journey into outer Disco space.
Famous as an extremely eclectic and open-minded DJ, here Baldelli transports this approach to the production of 'Funkynoizer'.
And in the hands of a master producer like Rocca the result is a track which fuses Dub, Afro, Disco and electronic elements seamlessly into a tasty alternative discoid brew.
Remix action comes from Brasilian duo Selvagem (big fans of Baldelli) whose reputation grows and grows with every spin of each record and every release that passes through their talented hands. Here they dress the original in leopard skin pants and throw into into an all night, outdoor carnival party where anything goes.Next up Pete Herbert & Dicky Trisco take the original on a heads down Disco trip and work it to the bone.
Live driving bass, funky clav and a glorious piano line do a wonky waltz with the the Afro dub essentials of the original.
Finally the man himself DJ Rocca treats us to a very classy Disco-Boogie version that would have rocked legendary parties back in the halcyon days of NYC Disco.