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After a slow start to the season Rothmans are back with their second release of 2016 and who else could this record be dedicated to than 'The Godfather of Total Football' Johan Cruyff, RIP. Another great name gone from football but never to be forgotten , a fitting tribute to the Flying Dutchman. The record itself comes from 'Dawn Again' . Not much is known about this producer other than apparently he is Australian but lives in New York and throws parties in Brooklyn. The EP itself is quite honestly one of the best things we have heard all year. No remixes this time (which is the usual format on Rothmans) just 4 pulsating underground juggernaughts , all original Dawn Again material. The First track 'Colored Pens' hit us straight away with a style that seems to have been lifted staight out of a LOTI record, this is something we have no complaints with!. This is followed on the A-side by 'The Italian' which is a slowed down chugger that does serious damage in the last few minutes. The B-side gives us a lushous smooth dance track called Plain of Jars, and the record is finished off with a real Kruyff Turn in 'Lavender' , a total curve ball filled with bass and breaks that remids us something of the remix Eddie c pulled off on Roth10. All in all something completely different from the last Rothmans records, but we are used to this by now as their season starts to unfold and really get going!!

Tyler from Classixx solo project, a full-on Summer jam. Whether you're dancing to Tony Adams' 90s house remix or going Balearic to the Cosmic Kids remix, this record is sure to be playing at your nearest pool party in sunny California where these songs we

We are proud to announce our first ever collab release with another label and above all, from one of our all time fave producers out there, The Revenge'. His Label - Roar Groove has become a household name for excellent deep dance floor excursions into dubbed out and disco fuelled house music and is the perfect fit for our vision of dance music. Making up Roar Groove meets Dirt Crew Recordings' you'll find three originals from The Revenge himself, plus two remixes from our resident producer Nachtbraker. We get right into it on the A1 with a rolling disco workout on Conkers'. This track lifts and intensifies into a straight up dance floor destroyer. The perfect balance of elements, tantalizing synth licks, an oscillating bass line and a vocal that dares you not to get up. Next, Do The Right Thing' explores the aforementioned quintessential dub disco territory, slipping and sliding, pulsing keys and glistening melodies sing to rum infused coconuts and salty sunsets. Nachtbraker flips the same jam on the B1 giving it his signature deep house vigor, while adding some new jazz elements, highlighting the undeniable underlying funk of the original. New Attitude' reps that proper Revenge' sound, this track resides in the realm of the indescribable, we're not sure if techno is quite the word for it, but a deep and rhythmically pulsing exploration through gritty soundscapes bringing some , always welcome, disco lasers along for the ride.Finally, on our digi only special, Nachtbraker slows things down a little reworking Conkers'. He's swung the vibe, infused a little more funk, and once again taught us all a lesson on how to write a bass line you can get your body behind.

The 5th instalment of the Riviera Disco series! Peet Need from The Netherlands, Two Thousand from Germany, October Dance and Flemming Dalum from Denmark and Synthia from Belgium.

The always wonderful BEGIN returns after a very Balearic absence ! And what a return !
'Let's Talk' eases us in with some trademark Begin style mid-tempo mellowness, as undulating melodic elements are carried straight to the beach on gently lolloping beats
'Aight' adds a little more anticipation, with a syncopated backbone and some mesmerising Carl Craig style synth cycles...
On the B, the 'Cut The Paste' is a burly, New Beat inspired chugger, which manages to sound exactly like an early morning, strobe-lit Boccaccio moment, while simultaneously basking in the midday sun

The title track features Boston based female singer songwriter Saucy Lady (well known for hit singles 'Touch It Rahaan Remix' and 'On The Floor').
Disco Town U-key "Do The Right Thing" puts a neo soul re twist on the title track by Japan's hot producer Yuki Monolog.
The EP contains both "Instrumental" and "Raw Vocal" mixes of down tempo, funk groover "Losing Streak" and a crossover into a more raw form of Tom's funk comes by way of the guitar driven and funky keys of "Live it Up".

Al Massrieen: Disco, Funk and modernized Arabic Pop from Egypt

In the beginning of Habibi Funk, our search was focussed on vinyl records. Around a year ago though, we got to the point where we realized that it became substantially harder to discover music, that we enjoyed and hadn't heard before. It became apparent that it was time to start looking for other formats. Cassette tapes were the obvious alternative. These were introduced in the arabic world around the late 1970s. In some countries they took over a bit earlier, in others a bit later, but eventually they pushed the vinyl format out of the market in the 1980s. In Egypt this trend already even started in the late 1970s.

Al Massrieen was one of the first bands I learned about once I discovered the tape format for myself. They were really popular in Egypt in the 1970s and the more of their music I found on either tapes or Arabic pirate mp3 sites, the more I was becoming a fan. Only very few bands from the region can match the band's versatility as well as their strive for innovation. Hany Shenoda is the man behind the Al Massrieen band. He is a reknown figure of the Egyptian music scene and has worked with everyone from Abdel Halim Hafez to Mohamed Mounir. Al Massrieen was his attempt to introduce his ideas of modernizing Egyptian music, heavily encouraged by Naguib Mahfouz (Egypt's only winner of the Nobel Price for literature) after discussing his ideas with him. Al Massrieen's sound goes from lush disco like "Sah" to psych rock like "Horreya" or incredible jazz fused pop on songs such as "Edba Mn Gded". I was shocked to realize the band seemed to be hardly known outside Egypt, even though I feel they're at least on the same level as Ahmed Fakroun. An relative obscurity which I largely attribute to the fact that their releases never have been pressed on vinyl (apart from a Greece best of LP which wasn't a strong compilation of the group's songs). One way or another it felt like this band and especially their composer, band leader and overall brain Hany Shenoda was in need to get some recognition outside of Egypt. The release is fully licensed from the band and comes with an extensive booklet with liner notes, interviews and unseen photos.

Orestt is one of those talented producers with a sporadic discography that remains viciously underrated. On L'Age de Glace EP, the producer's first appearance on I'm a Cliché since the Moment of a Crisis compilation, we proudly present new material as well as a hard to find tune self-released by Orestt a decade ago.

The fourth release on Austin Boogie Crew Records comes in the shape of an undeniable 45 from none other than Starship Connection
Representing San Francisco, Starship members B.Bravo & Teeko have been leading the scene for years with their unique brand of modern and hip-hop infused funk. With their first appearance on ABC, the duo offers two complimentary jams...

'Heartbreaker' is an amazing modern funk cover of the Zapp & Roger original. Driven by talkbox harmonies, cracking drums, thumping bass, and slick halftime break downs, Starship puts their signature twist on a classic.

Bas Roos is a DJ and producer from Rotterdam, The Netherlands. He started DJ'ing at the age of 16 after spending some time on making his own music. A year later he released his first EP and from that moment on he started to develop a unique and fresh sound which has seen releases on Phil Weeks' Robsoul Label as well as Shir Khan's Black Jukebox Disco House Series on Exploited. The 18th Edition of Black Jukebox sees the young producer deliver 4 new tracks which work magic on the dancefloor. Do yourself a favor and pick it up before this limited collector's item sells out.

Classic GLENN UNDERGROUND making the MPC sing. A must have for fans. GLENN is more than a DJ, he's a very talented
musician and this 12" showcases some of his subtle and wonderfully layered production.

Having wowed critics and crate-diggers alike with 2012's acclaimed Magik Cyrkles compilation, Psychemagik are now ready to unleash the follow-up, Magik Sunrise. TIP!!
Bristling with psychedelic, cosmic and curiously Balearic oddities hand-picked from the depths of their vast record collections, Magik Sunrise is, if anything, even more inspired that its predecessor.

For 'Magik Sunrise', the Kent-based duo has dug even deeper into the dusty corners of their record vault, deep in the Cosmic Forest. The result is another inspired, 15-track
collection that gleefully skips between all manner of forgotten gems and little-known nuggets, occasionally stopping to acclaim an otherwise unknown track or artist.

Off-kilter African reggae (Max Adioa) nestles side by side with eyes-closed deep-jazz funk (Rob Mehl, George Oban), while the stoned, Balearic prog rock of Jeff Liberman jostles for position with the Steve Miller Band-on-valium goodness of Fox's 'The Juggler'. Then there's the Roxy Music-ish grooves of Joey Newman, the drifting new age ambience of Iasos (whose 'Formentera Sunset Clouds', from the 1975 album 'Inter- Dimensional Music', is a highlight) and the folksy bliss of Yves Simon. Artists originally ignored first time round, such as Daniel Mathieu, Cherubin, Susana Estrada and Steve & Teresa, are given a place in the spotlight. In fact, Leng spent a
considerable amount of time tracking down each artist, allowing them to tell their stories, give the inside history of each

Edits of two great Disco classics from label owner of SMOOTH AGENT RECORDS, SEAN SMITH. Side A kicks off with "I'M A BIG FREAK" by PHREEK aka PATRICK ADAMS followed by the 1978 gem "THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT" & "HEARTACHE" by MARSHA HUNT. Limited copies available.

The Casino Edits series continues with two more disco-inspired DJ tools, ready to compromise the structural integrity of any neighbourhood discotheque.
Casino Times tackle the A Side, taking a cover of an early blues classic and cutting it up into an unconventional 'flamenco-italo' hybrid. Whilst on the flip, we welcome longtime friend and Banoffee Pies affiliate Malcolm to the series, with his driving interpretation of a dial tone infused, late 70s NY Disco jam..

Bitter End emerge from the ashes of 2016 with a message of positivity and protest beamed from the near future
Keen eyed aficionado's may spot the homage to Mel Cheron's classic US label West End Records here
But while their motto may have been 'Where The Sun Sets & The Stars Rise' Bitter End Records embarks on a distinctly more 21st century path to dancefloor salvation...
003 sees a welcome return to utilising the full sonic reach of the 12" single, with these two 21st century power-dancers for strobe-lit moments of praise.
'Can't Stop' explores a Walter Gibbons approach to teasing a groove to within an inch of its life, and WHAT a groove.
The Disco at the end of the universe may well be beaming this one up, such is its sheer intergalactic and unrelenting bad assery.
We recently witnessed this unite a dancefloor in such wild abandon it should come with an age restriction !
Flip for Fat Of The Land
A gorgeous and utterly absorbing, stripped back modern hymn
The Bitter End - years ahead !

Four tracks, four producers. One label regular, three new recruits. Four different takes on the deep house sound that we know and love here at PFT.Label regular/boss Goshawk kicks things off with the dubby slo-mo house grooves of 'Take You Home' which has a raw hypnotic disco inflected groove complete with chopped up vocals. Serious biznizz.Tatsu (aka DJ Isaac Indart from the Puro crew in Palma, Mallorca) offers up the bumping deep vibes on 'Walk Away' - think snapping snares, square wave basslines and sunkissed pads. WARM.Tim Tonal is most notably known for being part of the Alphadogs, whose incredible 'Bonelicker EP' on DIY is an all-time free party classic. He supplies another sure fire party starter with 'Love What U Feel', Nottingham soundsystem house at it's finestFinally, coming straight out of Bordeaux is Leon Revol (Apersonal) with the sublime 'Tape Loop' - a rolling, locked in groove with a fantastic arrangement which keeps the groove interesting throughout.Hopefully something for everyone on here. Or everything for no-one

Baby Whale doses a cross between classic Chicago house and E2-E4 with a no-prisoners boogie bassline and piano chords glistering in from Rimini. JV's signature spaced-out production assures a head-turning dancefloor banger for the 4am crew.
Adam & Eve is an intriguing mix of exotica and Arthur Russell. 'The sound of Matisse,' says the label.

From the land of Blah Blah comes this new 12 inch consisting of two brand new KBE edits and a couple of unreconstructed original gems. First edit is of an old Bert Stride track from 1983, originally recorded at Compass Point in Bahamas and mixed by FK - this starts with the actual song and moves into dub territory. An irresistible steel drum hook combined with that "Island" feeling and the unmistakable voice of Bert Stride makes for a true Balearic winner. Next in line is 'Thanks But No Thanks', one of those great warm up records heard in bars around Ibiza and also hugely popular in Italy - an 80s jazz cover version of that old Devaughn track from the early 70s, made even more famous by Massive Attack on their debut album. Flip over for record diggers' heaven 'Baateside', a funky obscure library music gem full of sunshine and beach feeling, lush keys, ambient guitars, wobbly bass, floating pianos, edited and with added guitars from KBE - a guaranteed Shazam free 'Cafe Del Mar' vibe. Last but not least is 'Leo's Diner', an old mid 80s Ibiza classic - pounding drums, groovy organ, strumming guitars, dubbed out indie vocals, memories of hierbas and madness. Blah Blah is limited vinyl, no digital - don't sleep.

Volume 3

It would have been easy for Jose to have made a chill-out album, but instead he has worked together with four forward-thinking producers to create a modern album, moving across the genres held together by the umbrella we call "balearic".

Jose Padilla is loved by many for his work soundtracking sunsets at the Café Del Mar and compiling the seminal Café Del Mar compilations which sold over six million copies. His fans are wide and varied, on one end of the spectrum you have Madonna or Karl Lagerfeld, and on the other DJ legends such as Harvey and Andrew Weatherall.

The four aforementioned producers Padilla worked with are; Mark Barrott of Sketches From An Island and founder of International Feel; Telephones, a man making serious waves right now with his deep house sound; Dusseldorf based and natural beat maker Wolf Müller a.k.a Jan Schulte; and Australian Tornado Wallace of Tim Sweeney's Beats In Space label.

All four are known for differing styles and sounds, though their work together with Padilla runs naturally as a cohesive whole. Barrott brings a deep oceanic mellowness, Tornado the electronic synthesized melodic beats and grooves, Wolf Müller welcomes the afro end of town and Telephones has produced three tracks of beautiful dream-like house music.

Each producer was flown to Ibiza to work at Jose's home in Santa Agnes, set up their studios in the house overlooking the one of the islands most beautiful valley's and spent a week collaborating with Jose immersed within the feeling of the island. Each found their own sound within the walls of Jose's villa, but ultimately it is all extremely Balearic.

'Day One', 'Lollipop' and 'Blitz Magic' produced by Telephones pay heed to the newly revived dream house sound - expect an underground sleeper hit from one of these this summer. Mark Barrott produces 'Solito', as well as the beautiful album closer, 'Remember Me', and the acoustic guitar vibes of 'Mojame'. Muller brings Brazilian afro beats to 'Whistle Dance' and 'Afrikosa', and the album wouldn't be complete without Tornado's 'Maybe The Sunset' - a ride on Ibiza sunshine - and the widescreen 'On the Road'.

Jose Padilla has created an album for dancing wildly, relaxing wholly in nature, and losing yourself in. It is a true musical journey covering all angles of the balearic scene and reminiscent of one of the classic Cafe Del Mar compilations but in one artist album, and that artist is Jose Padilla.

(Sean Johnston & Øyvind Morken rmxs) There's a new kid in town! Well, the kid behind it ain't all that new, but the label is, so we will stick to our claim. After having been super quiet on the output front for a good few years now, Oslo DJ andoccasional Full Pupp producer Marius Circus is back with boom and a boing and a tschak, having decided to launch his own label.

There's a new kid in town! Well, the kid behind it ain't all that new, but the label is, so we will stick to our claim.



After having been super quiet on the output front for a good few years now, Oslo DJ and occasional Full Pupp producer Marius Circus is back with boom and a boing and a tschak, having decided to launch his own label. The label is called "In The Garden". Whether that is a Eurythmics tribute or a nod to suburban living is anyone's guess. It might possibly be both.

In the Garden's first release sees Marius Circus twiddling most of his machines on the title track, «Roger Wilco's Night Out». It's a piece of proper viking rave, obviously referencing everyone's favorite space janitor. Sean Johnston of Hardway Bros fame takes on the title track. He tweaks it into a proper groover, with a slightly darker and moodier vibe. It will surely sit well with the ALFOS crowd. On the flip, «Amateur Time Travels» is a more mellow number, with dreamy synths, marimbas and off-kilter percussion bound to put a smile on your face. Finally, fellow Oslo resident Øyvind Morken takes on «Movements», without any original being in sight. The Moonlighting boss channels his inner Dj Buck and Doc Martin, for a great version with chugging beats and synthesizer lines and bouncy percussion.

There's certainly a little bit of something for everyone on this one. The record comes housed in a stunning sleeve, designed by none other than Pete Fowler.

Strangelove Recordings makes its bold arrival with its inaugural release from the well-seasoned beatmaker Worthy, with the aptly titled 'A Little Weird EP'.
'A Little Weird' stretches across the A-side with its bouncy drum and sub figure; spread thick over a searing lead line, percussive bleeps and Worthy's all-yearning vocals that crescendo with a playful momentum. On the flip, 'Bang Baby' keeps up the pressure with its warm and weighty bassline and fractured drum programming calling once more for Worthy's vocal tones, bouncing atop the bumping rhythm track that stylistically treads the line between house, bass and tech.
Having of recent re-established his own Anabatic Records, toured relentlessly and released on labels such as Exploited, Insomniac and Defected, Worthy's much anticipated debut with us sets the standard high for what is to come, whilst wholly encapsulating the label's experimental sound
DJ Support:
Danny Howard, Gorgon City, Eton Messy, Amin Edge, Jakwob, Illyus & Barrientos, Dateless, Charlie Tee, Coco Cole, Linier, GotSome, Kideko, Low Steppa, Monki, Mike Wooler, Oliver Heldens, Dismantle, 6ftShort, Ciszak, Ardalan, Walker & Royce, Friend Within + more!

Driftmusic, version: K / Wht / 001 - Exploring the deep roots of Avrokosm, where occult still means hidden, starting in reverse. Best foot forward, two epic Reich-esque ttrriippmuzik cuts exploring rhythm, harmony and polymeter. Beyond the cloud suckerpunches of non giallo, un-trance tech-disco Glass-spacerock. Non academic explosions of synthetic joy. Not for wimps.

Hannulelauri have lain silent for more than half a decade, the Finnish duo seeming to have disappeared into musical memory. But thankfully this is not the case. Resurrected, the pair return with a quartet of space inspired disco from their vaults. Starting off with the warming plinks of 'Earth', the duo then dazzle with the laser show of 'Crossing'. The flip keeps the goodness flowing. 'Blinds' strips back basslines to let bright bars and strings shine before the playful whimsy of 'Dream' closes. Tracks from a decade ago and still sounding as fresh as ever.

Lucas Koprowski aka "His Dirty Secrets" was born and raised in Poland, today he resides in beautiful Key West, Florida. Lucas began his career in music whilst attending the Music Academy in Poland, graduating with his masters in Classic Violin.

Constantly searching for new techniques to expand his musical repertoire, he began taking recording studio classes, mastering software and analog instruments. Eventually he designed the sounds that he later applied to his music, first, with hip-hop, then with nu-disco, which gave the original artists more recognition and independence.

Winning the competition for the best mix in South Florida gave him a chance to play a set in one of the best underground clubs in America, the Electric Pickle. In 2016, he published his first EP, a compilation of his disco edits and house music with Midnight Riot in London. The single ended up in at #1 for several weeks on the Juno Disco Charts and gave him the opportunity to release the vinyl with another UK label, Masterworks, positively reviewed in Mixmag magazine and more.


Masterworks Music kicks off it's third year in fine fashion with His Dirty Secrets and the "Girlfriends Revenge EP." Don't let the titles fool you, the only thing dirty about this EP are the grooves. which are about as filthy as a quaalude-fueled brothel on Sunday morning. Low slung vibes permeate both sides of this deadly, wax affair and HDS wastes no time getting things cooking with opener, "All The Way." A looped bass riff keeps the pace for close to seven minutes while horn stabs and jangly guitars bounce around next to soulful chants. "Fantom (African Woman)" comes up next with a percussive stomp and vocals courtesy of Nigeria's own funk king. Flip it over for "Floatin'" where a familiar, Ashford & Simpson groove gets some heavy scalpel work and updated key melodies to a beautiful effect. Once the stings hit about half-way through, you too will believe in the restorative power of love, truly gorgeous. Wrapping us up is "Prelude," a hip-shaking rework of an absolute classic. perfect for the wind-up or wind-down.the choice is yours!

From the tropics comes Whiskey Disco, a sneaky re-edit label bent on dredging the decanter for diffident dancefloor genius
from latent disco perpetrators. It's loosely connected to Sleazy McQueen and his assorted cohorts. WD39 You Get By is the
second outing from Rabo & Snob, the Tel-Aviv based duo who previously surprised and delighted on Whiskey Disco #32; 3
chart-topping songs that brought this duo into the disco limelight. The fundamental goal of modern disco is to ride the groove
and make folks move. R&S have an uncanny ability to distill music to this point by weaving new textures over old and creating
instant classics. You Get By, Believe and Together carry this torch with subtle nods to our inner disco hippy, signaling themes
of peace, love and boogie. The title song has been re-touched by Love Dance. LD have tweaked the original vocals for a
headier combination, aimed at the dawn patrol.

Soul Clap step up to the fabric compilation series with an eclectic selection to loosen up the dancefloor. With a style that's distinctively their own, they carve hip hop, funk, soul and disco into a modern house music sound. The Boston raised and NYC based DJ and production duo reach a decade of releases in 2017 and fabric 93 takes the baton from 2016's self-titled artist album and their 2015 EP with seminal funk legend George Clinton.
"While we break out of the 4x4 and explore different beats (from breaks to electro to funk to disco to afro) we always keep our feet planted firmly in house." Soul Clap
Soul Clap have aimed to showcase their many styles into the 70+ minutes of the mix. fabric 93 draws on electronic music that's futuristic, but still funky as hell - exploring the ideas behind the surge of new synthy, funk-influenced music coming out. The spirit of house is represented from the soulful sounds of Ancient Deep, Ken Gill and Daev Martin, the voice of Life On Planets' vocalist Phil Celeste, to the afro styles of Sol Power All-Stars and Maajo, to the classic samples of Barbara Tucker, Indian Ocean and Storm & Herman

The ring master's voice booms through the arena's speakers. "Ladies and Vagabonds. Round Three just kicked off and both teams seem bent on wrapping this up with brute force. The Good Guys seem to be cornering their malevolent adversaries there, but wait! a swift jab to the jaw and Team Decent hits the canvas" Rising talent Tell (Beat-x-Changers, Banoffee Pies) from Paris handles the opening play for the Good Guys on the third missive of the fledgling Quartet Series imprint. Tell seems to confirm Paris is rapidly reclaiming its former status as a hotbed for raw and moody house music by offering up a delectable blend of lavish chords, distorted sounds and melancholic vocals. Darko Kustura (Pole Jam, What's in the Box) throws in some additional punches for the Good Guys. The Croation beatsmith might not be the most prolific but made a name for himself with an amazing ep on Legendary Sound Research under his Teleskop moniker and treats the crowd to a wobbling groovy baseline and sugary sweet chords. Being Bad can be a good thing sometimes as well. The dark side has cookies, after all. Mancunian Loz Goddard (Dirt Crew, Outplay, Razor-n-Tape) steps out of his comfort zone and delivers a sonic uppercut with a mad piece of swinging acid. Accompanying him on the team is our Hungarian BAL 5000 (SPIEL) who flexes his acid muscle to disorientate and a dubby bass to sedate. The acid is his, but he's willing to share. All in all we'll have a very interesting fight ahead of us. DING DING!

Ben Bix is a multi-instrumentalist and producer renowned for his curiously charismatic work with the band Meltybrains Feather is a familiar vocal presence from Loah, whose voice ranges from a shy whispers to jazzy soul.

Ben Bix & Feather join forces on this 6 track EP for Bodytonic Music available on 12" vinyl and digital download.

Following on from this year's Hate/Love 12", E. Myers returns with more basement music in the form of 'Untitled'. The original will no doubt appeal to the House slickers that still like to go a little rogue.

For those who wanna get loose, turn to the 'Heat Mix' with it's sprinkling of Miami arriving at just the right season. Rounding it off, for those who always need one more, the 'Beat Mix' is a 4 minute drum middle of the night cap.

2 MASSIVE 70'S /80'S TRACKS REVAMPED AND BROUGHT UP TO DATE NEVER BEFORE ON 12"

Next up on Les Disques De La Mort, and we playing with all the preconceptions, once more. Now we are slowing things down, and speeding them up. The word is e l a s t i c .We are back with our most psychedelic release to date and you are the first to be injected. Rodion & Mammarella are known for their strange hybrid of slow burning electronic disco but they have been on the mountain of truth. They saw the light. They flew off.

On the remix duties Toulouse Low Trax provides the Dusseldorf angel dust to suspend you in time and space and Flavien Berger, the new wunder french kid, is on the opiate shuffle.

Emilie Nana's lovely debut album "The Meeting Legacy" comes along with a solid compelling remix package with remixes by Manoo, Beanfield & Thomas Herb and Floyd Lavine.

Finnitus Edits re-emerges with a second edition of quirky disco poppers! From the cramped LAN Party in your parents' basement and into the epic vastness of the Savannah, this Afro-Italo-Weirdo Disco release follows where #1 left off:
High energy percussion on the A side and the magical combination of banging Italo beats and wisdom on the flip
PRIVATE PRESS - DINKED 7" - 300 COPIES ONLY - NO DIGITAL

There are two things, that really set Terre Des Pommes apart from all other labels with all their cool DJ friends : A: no cool DJ friends, B: the CEO himself aka Saap really listens to all demos he receives, honestly.. To him running a label is all about fresh blood and unexpected new talents! Even when it comes to remixers.. No wonder the lucky chaps that go by the beautiful name of Schlango Mango hit the jackpot when hiding a minidisc in Saap's daily Italian food delivery.. still chewing on Spuma di Pizza-Schnitzel the boss called them up and made the deal.. Schlango Mango met Gerd Janson and Shan at a LAN party in the Shire. They shared similar interests.. the rest is histology ..