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Super Spicy Records it's the first Mexican label in the Disco bizz to put out release on vinyl! Label boss, Monsieur Van Pratt, opens the ball with "Forever Funk". Percussions and funky rhodes lead the way into this funky romper. Sexy sax stabs and some lean horn
section trimmings.Igor Gonya and Crack D, two veritable Russian masters of Funk combine super powers and merge seamlessly to maximize the potential Funk output with "Two-Piece Orchestra".The Funk District follows with a boogie belter called "Watcha Gonna Do", that will cast you under its spell in a jiffy. Fast paced and rhythmically pound for pound, it grabs you in a gentle leading grip! Paul Older sports his flirting abilities with "Love". With caressing late- seventies vocals he takes the last dance. Equal measures of Love and Disco/Funk serves as main ingredients in this amorous conclusion to Super Spicy's first vinyl venture

Hence the label SAM has decided to produce a 4th EP-in
line with Eddie's three releases: "Eddie & Friends" is a
musical tribute to him and a new opportunity to enjoy his
musical direction.

- Summer is here to stay. Golden Boys Johannes & Tilman drop 10 minute percussion workouts ('Whips') and disco loops ('Season'/'Blow') for decades. You better get your beach body ready. Hurry and you will get some golden vinyl even.'

Fresh off of ‘Bobby’, Caserta and co. waste no time getting back in the kitchen to chef up another heat rock, simply titled ‘Luther’.

The Bridge crew take one of, if not the most recognizable voices in music and deliver 2 mixes dedicated to two of the most iconic eras of dance music. Caserta’s King Street Mix takes you back to the live drums and bass grooves of late 70’s early 80’s DISCO. While on the flip, the Henry Street Mix harkens back to the hard beats and synth stab of late 80’s to 90s HOUSE.

Listening to Marcella Bella's "Nell'Aria" (In the Air), immortal masterpiece of the Italian disco-music, it seems that the virus of spring 2020 took inspiration from this cult piece interpreted with sensuality by this versatile artist who often introduces in her songs innovative and provocateurs elements. The covid-19 is in the air we breathe and the song reads: "Air, I still breathe you know. In the air, I drive you away, but you are there. So much desire inside me. A fever that assails me, I feel so bad, Air, in the air ...! ". On the A side of this Popart reissue we find the "Classic Version" of 1985 - made by the Fonoprint recording studios in Bologna - and "Aria Latina", a refined video made in 2017 with the delicious arrangement, while on the flip is the 5-minute re-edit by Francesco Cicchini DJ. And now breathe please.

The first volume of the Life Is For Living imprint is a double a-side of heavy disco infused house bangers. Cut on 180 gram vinyl at 45 revolutions per minute for extra loudness and a special 11' cut to protect those grooves from your dusty fingers.
We hope you enjoy our first release as much as we enjoyed making it. And don't forget life is for living.

number 12 in the stable from the label you know as dessert island discs. It's more disco goodness - 3 tunes made to get down and boogie with players Bubbles the Pimp Nelly Wilson and Pierre Pressure combining for a triple threat disco threesome. It's ok we like to watch AND we like to listen, y'all! Hitch the wagon to this boogie action.

After a relatively quiet 2018, 2019 has seen Craig Bratley back on form with edits and remixes on Magic Wand, Secret Fusion, Wonder Stories and Rebirth. This first release on new label Automatism sees Bratley continue to develop the themes presented on his ep for Futureboogie. The first track, 'Ursa Minor', is straight up cosmic disco. The influences behind 'Dark Matter' are apparent on hearing the first four bars and should strike a chord with fans of Vangelis and Carpenter. 'Exquisite Corpse' was previously released on a Throne Of Blood compilation. Here we have the Zero Gravity Mix , mixed down again and with the drums removed, we are presented with a new perspective, providing more space and dare I say it 'Gravity' Beautiful. To finish the EP, 'Running To Paradise' sees Bratley in full on Balearic mode and will sound perfect sat by the Adriatic

We deliver an electro­braindance­hybrid: 8 tracks of gorgeous analogue machinery music recorded during midnight jams. YUYAY's third vinyl installment steps back three catalog­numbers and brings this LP to physical life upon heavy request. Including the hit 'Chord Memory' and gems like 'Sunrise Faders' and 'Accumulator'. Comes in silk­printed and hand­numbered cardboard sleeve

Following Musta’s exquisite release on Viaggio in 2019, the Sardinia native returns with a three tracker of far-reaching, club ready rhythms.

‘Carosello’ was born out of a chance sampling session, with Musta digging through a bunch of dusty records he’d never thought of sampling before. The result? An absorbing trek through a tropical jungle, strange sounds call out, enticing melodies attempt to lure you off into the undergrowth. Decaying chimes, twisted rhythms, and a pounding bassline, it’s a tribal trip of surrealist oscillations.

‘Amico Mio’ & ‘Gnamelo’ came from a desire to leave the software as much in its box as possible. Instead, a week-long recording session with a range of Sardinia’s finest talent laying down a range of afrobeat infused parts, on instruments of the era. Worked around bumping live bass and infectious afrobeat percussion - ‘Amico Mio’ is a joyous sunshine filled, trumpet trilling groover whilst ‘Gnamelo’ takes the route of mesmerising, bass heavy slow burner.

The King & City reissue series continues with Paul Robinson's disco boogie jam Come On Sister. Moving from the Lovers sound of his early productions, his first solo recording was aimed straight at the blues, clubs and pirate stations of South London and beyond - a prolific artist on the rise.

Appearing as a 13 year old protegee drummer in The Simeons, recording for the legendary Freedom Sounds label out of Kingston; to forming the influential Roots / Lovers Rock outfit One Blood; then vocalist in the Nick Straker Band; and through to a 30 year career as "dubplate" producer / singer Barry Boom, Robinson is a man of talents and serious legacy.

This highly sought after debut, part of Neville King and Lee Laing's family of labels, followed releases in One Blood and productions for female Lovers groups Blood Sisters and Charisma. A pure disco boogie party cut, Come On Sister sees the Robinson family hit the Brit funk.

In label style, the flip is given the Discomix treatment, here by up and coming digger, dealer and producer, Bruno (Perfect Lives). Letting the horns, dub bass and drums build in anticipation before the keys and guitar join and it all drops to Robinson's vocals - Come On Sister.

Part 2 of Red Rack’ems Disco Banger series brings 3 more killer cuts to the table. WYBES indeed.

Record store owner, DJ, producer, and digger extraordinaire Tom Noble comes to RNT with a superb edits EP of sought-after Caribbean and African sounds. The A side burns hot right out of the gate with the explosive and percussive Soca-disco pulse of 'They Came To New York', then settles into the laid back lilt of 'Zouk Pour Esa'.On the flip, 'Disco Massamba' is a wild ride of an Afro-disco burner and 'Parang-A-Teng' brings it back to the Western hemisphere for some Latin-tinged funk from Barbados. Well worth it for the value of the original source material alone, this 12' is nothing short of dance floor destruction!

Limited information on this release, it contains two super edits that have been heavily road tested on a certain soundsytem that is currently doing the rounds. Not much information beyond that but the music speaks for itself. Slow mo with impact and energy. More soon.

Body Music (Bosq and The Rapture's Vito Roccoforte) return with another dose of 21st century mutant-disco and nocturnal New York swagger. Following up on their lauded Just One EP (Razor 'n Tape), the new two-track 12" delivers on the epic stomp and punch of that debut with two instant classics.

A-side 'Don't Think Twice' is a tightly modern and muscular re-imagining of some long-lost Paradise Garage-era gem, replete with head-snapping claps, an expansive sonic palette and full strut groove.

While, low-slung flip-side 'Give My Love a Try' rolls on a flirtatious arpeggiated bass-line and gasps of steamy synths that make it the perfect vibe to open or close a party. Lending soulful and sultry vocals across both cuts is Christian Holiday.

Holiday darts in an off the slick synth stabs and bouncy live-drums of Don't Think Twice and reaches a yearning falsetto that draws out the romantic swoon of Give My Love a Try, helping elevate the scope and craft of both tracks.

Hooky and virulent, it's a venerated sound that fits seamlessly into sets of Arthur Russell, ESG and Liquid Liquid classics with a crisp and deep production that remains infectiously of the moment.

At parties from Brooklyn to Ibiza, this 12" will no doubt be a go-to slice of wax coaxing dancers to move a little closer all summer long.

IFP presents a long-awaited complete version of “Sara Dale's Sensual Massage” OST with 8 exclusive and unheard tracks.
Sara Dale's Sensual Massage was a delightful erotic video with a mystic soundtrack by Coil. Quite unusual for the band dreamy
ambient, almost spa-relaxed soft harmonies, bland tribal rhythms, chimes, and birdsong but still with dark mysterious and
inimitable Coil musick's charm. However, the second part of the album explores more rhythmic structures that remind 'Gay Man's
Guide...' soundtrack. Besides the OST recordings, the edition includes bonus tracks from the "Basilisk prod.'s" era: “Theme From
Blue”, and grandiose "The Hills Are Alive" so badly wanted on vinyl.
Artwork by Steven Stapleton. Mastering by Martin Bowes.

Persian-American cryptic electronic ingenue Farah can't be solved or explained. She makes dreamy, archly somber disco tunes that somehow sound both spontaneous & immaculate, painstaking & off-the-cuff. Crooning laconically — sometimes in English, sometimes in Farsi, but always with the taste of a woman too cool to betray anything as vulgar as emotion. 'Come, come, come, come, come, come, come' she commands on 'The Only Ones', the chant a wanton incantation. It's difficult to tell if the majestic synths that swirl around her are in harmony with the spirit or its counterpoint.

B-Side 'Baby Girl' delves into a chorus of Persian idiom: 'Dooset daram,' she sings, or 'I love you' in the Iranian expression. The song has the air of enigma — another of Farah's dance floor mysteries.

Italoconnection is back on Bordello with a remix EP of the song 'Humanize', which appeared on their critically acclaimed Metropoli album in 2017. Accompanied with the beautiful voice of Francesca Gastaldi an all-star team of producers got on remix duties. On top a bonus track with a new version of 'Neon Disco' by the King Of The Cut!