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Super disco dub mix action from Junior Negro! He transforms the cult classic Carver Area High School rap into a nice workable instrumental! Then "Lady Midnight" realizes its dreams as a French disco boogie jam through Junior's masterful touch of isolating the groove. Limited one sider!

(In Flagranti remix) A relative newcomer, the unique and infectious energy that Kayroy (real name Finnian Langham) brings to both his production work and DJ sets is catching the ears and hearts of dance floors from his hometown Melbourne, Australia, to the far reaches of the milky way.

A relative newcomer, the unique and infectious energy that Kayroy (real name Finnian Langham) brings to both his production work and DJ sets is catching the ears and hearts of dance floors from his hometown Melbourne, Australia, to the far reaches of the milky way. What began as a love of the disco era has grown to encompass everything from obscure deep cuts of 80's synthpop to trippy acid tinged techno - music which builds on the foundations laid in smokey, sweaty rooms lit by mirror balls all those years ago. It all comes down to his love of a good tune, and the pursuit of a good boog

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Cherrystones.
Mondo Benvenuto. Leggendario.
Blood, Campari & Sand. Belle Beats.
Meta Weta. Profondo Cazzo
Grazie. Grazie. Grazie !!
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« Remixes » is a meeting of French electronic champions.
French Touch veterans I:Cube and Chateau Flight, trendsetting DJ Raphael Top Secret and newcomers Flegon provide us with remixes of the autumn released LP « Sphere Of Existence » by Antoine Kogut.
Where the LP explored atmospheric and experimental pop, « Remixes » gives us a perfect four tracker that is made for the dancefloor.

On side A, Chateau Flight transforms the title track « Sphere Of Existence » into a 90's Italo house banger while I:Cube does what he does best in his unexpected dub version. On the B side, Raphael Top Secret reworks « Current density » into a Hip House track full of jaunty vibrations and newcomer band/label Flegon fulfilled their goal of working with their all time favorite French Touch pioneer label Versatile giving us a Nu-Disco remix of the song « L 'oeillet noir ».

Be sure not to miss this limited vinyl-only release by Barcelona's disco crew Apersonal Music. Three old classics get revisited by the main artists of the label, Robbie Ellington's "Don't Cry" gets the disco treatment by specialist crate-digger Trujillo, the "Shaft" theme song is turned into a dance-floor killer by Portuguese duo Cisco Cisco, and on the flip side KMA takes "Storm" from Rare Silk to a new level by adding live played instruments and 303 acid loops.

Smea Presents A Mix Of Space Disco, Banger Techno, Psychotic Electro, Freaky Ebm Smashing Synthesizer Dance Music Under The Release Name "syntheos" On Hs Own Imprint Te Records! The Idea Of Human Gathering Creating Something Bigger Than Themselves Without Egoistic Or Narcissistic Motives. Get On The Floor, Get Together And Get Sweaty!

Soul Clap launch their new club music imprint with the duo's first EP of 2019. Two party tested instrumentals filled with that signature electronic funk ready to work any freaky dancefloor.

'Jupiter Crush' takes us on a ride around the moons of the gas planet, sound tracked by the sounds of Roland's Jupiter 8 over a broken-beat house groove. While 'Natural Bliss' brings us back to earth, with warm percussion setting a gentle mood, before evolving into a feel-good, disco influenced house joint.

Everybody's Freaky Under Nature's Kingdom.

DJ Support:

Soul Clap, Lee Curtiss, Luke Solomon

Rounding up five years of Heist also means we're releasing our fifth version of the Round Up. Last year's edition was full of highlights with Fouk remixing Nachtbraker's anthem 'Hamdi' and Alma Negra going all tribal on Nebraska's 'Big plate chicken'. This year, we've seen a lot of new faces on the label, which has brought us a fresh set of combinations and a couple of really nice revisions of the tracks that made our year.

First up is Detroit Swindle's take on Heist's latest signing Hugo Mari. They chose to remix 'Change ur ways', beefing up the dreamy original. They focus on a simple but effective grainy groove and added a twist on the bass to give a more 'warehouse' feel to it and play around with the lovely detuned keys and vocal chops of the original to great effect.

Alma Negra show you just how loose their limbs are with a Rhodes filled version of Kassian's Acid surprise 'Bad Habit', while the full B side is dedicated to Pitto's personal take on Adryiano's classic house track 'Me and you and her'. His version takes the track into a new territory that lies somewhere between balearic and dreamhouse. Whatever it is, it's got a lovely vibe where the vocal is complemented by airy pads and a touch of acid.

Kassian on their turn, have done a great job on taking Pitto's 'Treat me like a fool' into 4x4 house territory. They've opted for a sub heavy club track where reverbed hits and the vocal take turns over a solid house groove. Next up on the C-side is Adryiano. He's picked Detroit Swindle's moody-but-heavy album track 'Cut u loose' and does what he does best: a steady and nicely distorted filtered house groove that packs quite a punch. The final track of this compilation really is a great pair of artists: Hugo Mari and Alma Negra. Hugo takes the tropical warmth of 'This is the place' and adds a subtle punch with a smart percussion loop and some added pressure on the low end.

So there you go. Another year, another Roundup. We hope you'll enjoy listening to these re-interpretations as much as we do. Yours

Sincerely,
Maarten & Lars.

German producer, DJ and label-owner Phonk D, who has risen fast to stardom in 2018, is back once again on NDYD Records with his sequel-release Disco Goodies Pt.2, an outstanding four-tracker that should instantly do the trick to boost his career even further.
From Talking Vintage, an quite energetic floor-filler with a feel-good sound thanks to the percussions that will last in your memory for some time, to Gettin Down, a homage to the French 70s on the southern shores of the Cote dAzur, the charismatic producer keeps the level at the very top of the game. The b-side complements the funky ride with the pumping disco-sensation Can Do It while Disco Africana, with its lovely afro disco-touch rounds up the picture of the 30th release on the emerging German label from the city of Frankfurt.

In 1980, the 9th Creation began working on new music at a Modesto studio, South East of Stockton. The studio was suspiciously cheaper than all of its competitors. After recording weeks of material, the band discovered the reason. 'We didn't know that the guys that were running the studio were drug dealers,' A.D. Burrise recalls. 'There was a big raid.' All the studio's master tapes were confiscated by the DEA. J.D Burrise unsuccessfully sued the DEA to recover the tapes but to no avail. Luckily Mike Micenheimer saved cassette mix-downs of some of the group's songs from those sessions. 'A Step Ahead' is the the 9th Creation's lost album. 8 unreleased songs of pure soul, funk, disco and boogie.

We are proud to present this lost album for the first time. The ultra talented Jacob Arnold also wrote the complete story of the band that we are presenting with never seen before pictures.

Finally the CD version includes bonus tracks from the Love Crime 12', the Mellow Music 7' and 3 previously unreleased (rough) demos.

(Because of the source of these recordings, please know that (sadly) some of the songs have drops in stereo and are not 100% audio quality.)

Early Support From: Sloth Boogie, Loods, Optimo, Xxxy,
Sour Edits Is Back For 2019 With Our First Various Artists Compilation Featuring Four Up And Coming Artists Three Of Whom Are New To The Label.
We Welcome Back Marcin Krupa To Label With link In Bio' The Astropical Boss Delivering Another One Of His Now Signature Jazzy Pumpers One To Get Everyone Grooving
Aussie Upstart Kayroy Knocks Things Down A Notch With put It In' Swirling Synths And Diva Vocals Come Together To Make A Proper Bouncey Chugger
Steel City Dance Disc's Salary Boy's on The Other Foot' Is Chock-a-block With Heart Tugging Strings And Vocals Building To A Huge Dancefloor Bomb, You Can See Why He's One Of The Most Talked About Young Producers In The Scene.
Longtime Friend Of The Label And All Around Good One Ruadh Comes In Hard With hot Drums' A Percussive Curveball For Any Set, This Is Their First Release But Expect Many More To Come In The Near Future.

Sound designers, producers, DJs, promoters, and electronic music enthusiasts alike, FUNCLAB hail out of Milan, Italy.
The group started in 2016 and their artistic practice ranges from video art to documentary films, sound and environmental installations, as well as photography, DJ performances, radio shows curation and fashion soundtrack projects.

Love Drop are back on Disco Deviance and AMEN to that!
The mysterious maestro of the cut and paste delivers two mighty fine reworks. While never losing sight of that classic Disco feeling, Love Drop always manages to push things a little further and produce a frenzy on the dance floor, while creating some serious Disco heat in the process. Dancers you have been warned!

London based producer & DJ Books comes through on Omena with an EP that follows on from his acclaimed 'Feel It In My Bones' & 'High Praise Edits Vol.1'. on XVI Records.
Two releases which garnered widespread following from the likes of Gilles Peterson, The Black Madonna, Sassy J, Moodymann, Ashley Beedle, Lefto and last but not least Omena's very own Tooli.

On 'Sour Grapes', Books is showcasing his deft touch and effortless way with samples and instruments, presenting an instant cause for dancefloor hypnosis
To complete the package Laurence Guy puts his spin on the title track.

FINA co-owner Corbi makes his long-awaited debut on the label with three tracks of his playful, inventive house
sounds. He has made a notable impact in just a couple of years, with EPs and edgy, in demand edits on The
Bricks, Music For Freaks and Morris Audio.

Opener 'Samurai' continues in that rich vein, with seven sublime minutes of dreamy house. It's awash with
gorgeous chords and vocals, adding to the escapist effects of a truly lush track. The smooth 'Access Serenity'
slows things down, with loose drum tumbles, summery and Balearic string sounds and exotic, tropical percussion
that take you direct to the beach. Last of all, 'Warp' with J33 reworks a cult classic with driving, elastic drums and
bass and the original's deadpan vocal style. Add in curious whistles and the whole perfectly off-balance groove is
sure to get big reactions.

MINT ORIGINAL PRESS FROM UNIDISC/PRELUDE WAREHOUSE IN MONTREAL

MINT ORIGINAL PRESS FROM UNIDISC/PRELUDE WAREHOUSE IN MONTREAL

After a spell on the disco sidelines, Dublin label Fatty Fatty Phonographics are back with the 2nd instalment of their 'International Disco Mafia' series.

Extending its reach around Ireland and then again over the sea to Italy, it begins with a 13 minute disco trip by a young man called The Crown Prince of Waterford, with the wirey Catholic white boy spirit of Walter Gibbons in his veins.
The immortally titled 'Getting Fingered On The Waltzers' is overloaded with fizzing disco-rock dynamics, crazy organs and driving endless drum breaks that keep on pushing you all the way to an inevitable, gushing disco climax. Phew!

On the flip we have another Irish up and comer, Island Times, and his chunky disco driver 'Together'.
Just like his debut on the first volume, this one comes up trumps with a big, drum driven sound and a loose, live feel.

Last but not least, we're travelling up along the Adriatic from Trieste with Umberto Lumber, who takes a classic slow jam and pitches it down Baldelli style to a sweet cosmic sludge.
Perfect as a mood setter or as a spaced out bump and grind to finish the night off, it rounds off this 3 tracker in some style...

Renowned edit maestro Jacques Renault tackles a certified 80's classic, tweaking and extending in all the right places for maximum dancefloor destruction!