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Japanese House music duo don dadas, Dazzle Drums, offer masterclass edits of two absolute soul/disco anthems. Big plays from Louie Vega on Mandrill!

Moton Records enlist the expertise of Bali’s best, Marc Roberts, to take listeners on a global jaunt of musical exploration. From London to Rio via New York, and road tested on the dance floors and beaches of Bali, Marc serves up four more Bintang fuelled edits, effortlessly gravitating from low-slung balearica to hi-octane funk - with a dash of Brazilian disco and pop thrown in for good measure.


Early DJ Support:
Luke Unabomber, Ashley Beedle, Si Kurrage, Craig Smith, Graham Dee, Damian Charles, Irfan Rainy, Nick Welton

"Well here we are a couple of decades later and you cannot ignore probably the best edit label in the world! Now on it's 47th release the Moton gang have commissioned Marc Roberts to slice and splice four beautiful cuts that range from disco, latin, funk and sleazy grooves that fit beautifully into the Moton universe. All cuts are essential. Another killer Moton release! " - Ashley Beedle

After eight years of bringing sweat and love to Nijmegen dancefloors, Blauwdruk now stretches out into Blauwdruk records. Bringing you soulful, energetic dancefloor moments. This first outing features two scorching disco edits by Chicago’s Mark Grusane, accompanied by a rockin' funk edit by Shared Joy. Play loud !

The dynamic duo known as Soul Flip are back with their twelfth release, and not a minute too soon!

Jackie Wilson's take on The Doors' classic "Light My Fire" gets a beefy retouch, with more than a nod to De La Soul into the bargain.

Meanwhile, The Supremes' Soul-pop-perfection that is "The Happening" gets respectfully retouched & extended, while retaining all of the brilliance & energy of the original.

Klubb Global Groove - Gothenburg's finest groovers - serves up two club-friendly and carefree disco edits, cut loud on 45. No sugar added, only natural sweeteners.

Still so sweet they will make you stick to the dance floor. Limited to 250 copies, no repress.

Gator Boots strapped up and ready to wade in, Jacques Renault leads the expedition with four globetrotting gems, reworked, reloved and rejuvenated with the dancefloor squarely in his sights. One side a double shot of sun-soaked energy and the flip, two late night stompers ready to let loose.

Repressed !

We are proud to present a set of edits of this long-lost classic from the golden age of African music, from a figure who is still beginning to get his props internationally, Eji Oyewole.

Born to a royal lineage in Ibadan, Prince Eji Oyewole has had a career as a flautist, saxophonist and sometime bandleader spanning well over half a century. He trained both in Nigeria and then at Trinity the prestigious music school in London, and his life as an itinerant musician also saw him living for extensive periods in Geneva, Hamburg and in Lyon.

While for many years Fela Kuti (with whom Eji played) and King Sunny Adé commanded international attention to the exclusion of most other Nigerian musicians, as if there was only room for one Nigerian superstar at a time on the world stage, on the domestic scene things were very different. Eji was part of the huge craze for ‘highlife’, a generic term that in fact subsumed many different styles, united in their fusion of traditional west African forms with jazz influences and electric instruments, and in the bands’ working practices as entertainers at the nation’s numerous hotel / nightclubs. As this cracking album, recorded for EMI Nigeria at the tail end of the ‘70s and now remastered, reveals, Eji’s version of highlife was even more distinctive than most, eschewing the usual emphasis on guitars for a brasher, horn- laden sound, seemingly influenced as much by American funk as it was jazz, and of course with the heavy percussive undertow central to most African music.

This gave Eji a chance to shine, and there are some scorching solos as well as tight ensemble playing across the four lengthy (to ears accustomed to the three-minute pop song) songs. Eji also played piano on the session. The material has an element of social commentary (Oil Boom and Unity In Africa) and should help feed the seemingly insatiable appetites of the many who have been turned onto African music by the enterprising efforts of devoted collectors, labels and fellow fans.

Surely one of the few musicians who has played with Fela, Miles Davis and Bob Marley, Eji Oyewole still plays regularly in Lagos, recently had an album of new material out with his current band The Afrobars, and has been a member of Faaji Agba, a super-group that has toured internationally and been dubbed ‘the Nigerian Buena-Vista Social Club’.

Duca Bianco has always had a loveable erratic approach to putting out edits. They have come at irregular intervals from a gamut of unknown artists. That leftfield tradition continues here with so-called "goth-percussion merchants" Black Bones who travel far and wide across four hard-to-define cuts. There is a real sonic scuzz to the first one 'T-2017' which is macho disco for a strobe-lit back room. 'Coming On Strong' meanwhile is techno-disco for the main room with crashing drum textures and machine-gun synths that echo the great 'I Feel Love.' Totally flipping the vibe, the B-1 cut 'BEEF' is spangled late-night disco with rugged guitar riffs and funky bass hidden amongst oodles of reverb. Closer 'Keep Dancin' is AOR pop with big strums, crooning vocals, and intense walls of sound all destined to make an impact on dance floors that like it different.

DJ Asshole back at it again...Poppers #2 with another assortment of completely wrong edits.
Another disastrous toolkit for ruining any dancefloor, featuring Italian Aerobics counting lesson breaks, Caribean Soca dancefloor bulldozer, borderline disturbing proto techno film score theme and field recordings from a K-hole.

Inter-dimensional edits traveling through space and time.

Unknown artist x limited press.

Repress incoming...


Soul Flip Edits #14 is surely worth the wait! A different kind of vintage Soul to what you might have come to expect, as the Soul Flip duo deconstruct then lovingly reconstruct The Jam's unreleased but genuinely brilliant early recording(s) of, "A Solid Bond In Your Heart" - a song that was later a hit for The Style Council.

Back to Soul Flip basics on the flip, where The Capitols' more traditionally vintage 1966 R&B stomper "Cool Jerk" gets broken down, stretched out, and freshened up for more modern dance floors. Early support from Craig Charles, The Allergies, Smoove & Hong Kong Ping Pong Club.

MATAHARI VINYL 001

Limited only Vinyl.

With arrangements from DUBFORCE’s Ippei Tatsuyama and vocals contributed by Kyoko Abe, these records will please both Studio Ghibli fans and reggae fans.

Songs from “My Neighbor Totoro”, “Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind”, and “Princess Mononoke” are arranged

with a sense of fun that can only be found in reggae while still maintaining their distinct character. Enjoy the world of Ghibli reggae with full comfort

limited to 250 copies

Light Touches Records is devoted to shed new lights on hot rarities, unknown grooves as well as forgotten classics.

After the recent “Cheeky/Weeping Funk” here it is the second 7” on the label with two new smoking tunes for your disco parties. “Cora” is a deep dope African stomping groove with a nice brass, synth and cora interplay. On the flipside, “Enchant” is a marvelous deep jazzy groove of the best kind.

All tracks have been carefully edited without overdubs, in order to bring the spirit of classic disco manipulators to today’s dancefloors!

Dansu Discs are back with another instalment to their vinyl-only white label series. Dafs steps up delivering 6 edits and remixes. R&B heavy, from new school to old school and everything in-between. It’s BIG!

Edit-maestro Jacques Renault returns to the Stamp label with another pair of floor-filling Disco anthems, cut, spliced and juiced up, ready to slide right into your record bag...

Hand-stamped and limited as usual, be quick !

150 copies only

The great return of Flexi’s sublabel “Incognito Trax”, dedicated to mysterious vibes, unexpected remixes and strictly party tracks.

Enjoy these 4 dancefloor gems, printed in super limited vinyl only copies.

repress

Ilija Rudman adds his outstanding touch to these two Classics - reworking and editing a pair of pearls on either side of a 7”. Favourites of many in their original form, ‘Classics – Versions EP’ sees Rudman strip down the arrangements paying special attention to the essence of the vibe.

A new lease of life injected into the grooves, just like those versions were done in the studio way back when - as special B-sides for special moments.

There’s a rumour going round that the boys of Hard Drive Library were pulled out of traffic by the sample police. However a limited number of their next record is in circulation. More cheeky sampling than ever before, the third issue comes with four peak time disco reworks - one hotter than the other. Some people might say too hot. Grab your copy before they are gone forever.

Initially slated for release in 2019, in the innocent days before the pandemic, the debut release from new label Crudo Ricordi is finally ready for the streets.

Three formidable edits from Beard In Dust (AKA Lipelis), all aimed at peaktime dancefloor action.

The title track “Señor Paraíso” might sound familiar to some hardcore Italo fans, but this pumped up and extended version hits much harder in the club. The two b-side tracks “Kirkorovmoroder” and “Coconut Paradise” could be recognised by only the most seasoned of USSR synth-pop connoisseurs, both tracks featuring totally addictive and ecstatic melodies.

Edited with taste and restraint in the typical Beard In Dust style, these high quality edits should not be missed.

The third release of the Rubezh Records is dedicated to the early work of the Russian female pop group Blestyashchiye. The record includes remixes and edits versions of tracks from the first album released in 1997.

Order uppppp. Serving up next with some deep fried cuts is Pomme Frite newcomers, Hard Drive Library.

The Hambury based disco duo have a red hot serving of 3 club slammers. Handle with care as these are too hot to handle.

Box full of house music

Nova Onda returns with a third 7inch Vinyl, the two sides are edits remixes by our well known Lord Funk & his partner Moar, their wishes was to respect the original song, putting slight additional drums & effects. This 7inch gives you two Brazilian Disco House tunes.

The killer track "Bela Menina" is a disco jazz-funk house edit, in the style of George Benson.

"Nova Onda" is a sunny mid-tempo funky house track for beach time with guitar hooks, made for the dancefloors.

Kamazu's certified floorbanger gets the dope edit treatment from veteran producer, Dimitri from Paris. On the flipside you'll find the kwaito gem 'Mjukeit' taken from Kamazu's 1997 CD.

Another big-hitting, small format slice from the PINA Crew!

An the A side we have a deftly extended Funk workout that just won't quit.
Over on the B, we have a slinky house jam based around a nicely sliced Joe Coleman loop...

Simple, effective jams on limited edition 7"
Floor food for all moods...TIP !

Felipe Gordon perfectly balances raw house with an edgy disco influence. His songs follow a less is more, fewer is better ethos, with each element meticulously placed, optimized for shaking booties.

NU PORT 62 is the new project from Italian veteran DJs and producers Claudio Ricotti and Davide Domenella (Double Dee). With more than 30 years’ experience they have joined forces to create a modern nu disco duo. On the A side you’ll find ‘When Love Is Over’, marrying beautiful vocals with a catchy "Philly" groove topped off with an incredible saxophone solo. Edited by Micky More & Andy Tee, this version is exclusively available on vinyl.

Flip it over for ‘Make It Happen’, characterized by a hypnotic synth groove, euphoric vocals loops and a pumping bassline. Quality dance music for those that like to get down.

DJ Feedback:

Jazzy Jeff: Dope Dope Dope!

Dimitri From Paris: Lovin’ Both Tracks

Jayda G: Lovin Makin It Happen

Low Steppa: Massive Guys.

Kevin Saunderson: Will Support.

Cj Mckintosh: Love Both :)

Dr Packer: Great Vibes.

Michael Gray: Lovin’ Both Tracks.

Booker T. : Super Disco Vibes, Love Both Tracks.

Moodena: Great Vibes As Always.

Yam Who?: Full Support

Lenny Fontana: Great

LUXXURY’s luscious edit series is back for another round. What’s on the menu? Four classics like you’ve never heard them before, given that cosmic sprinkling of re-edit magic that turns the dial to hyperspace. Big basslines, looped up ecstasy, echoed out reverberations and reworked mastery. Essential!

Retrospect vol. 7 - Reshaping the 70s, 80s, & 90s with the sounds of now.

Illegal Jazz Vol. 2 was a strictly limited edition and now finally 2.1 is ready to see the world!
4 Disco-Jazz-Funk from the 70ies reworked by Delfonic & Kapote.

Volume 3: Jazz N Palms lets loose another set of iconic reworked, retouched and edited tracks often heard drifting over the entrancing poolside of Pikes Hotel (Ibiza). A trusted taste that sees him warm-up the monthly exclusive Ronnie Scott's (London) jazz concerts held at Pikes.

Jazz music fused sartorially with latin, funk, rock and international sounds to be enjoyed under the palms and the sun of the Mediterranean sea.

“FLY LIKE AN EAGLE", “BOOGIE WONDERLAND", “DREAMS” & “HOTEL CALIFORNIA” receive a BEATCONDUCTOR beatdown on the new REWORKS 70s VOL 1. Sonically, a smooth Balearic limited & hand stamped 12 inch release.

Dj Protein is back in the game after 3 long years!

Sunshine Sound is proud to present our first vinyl release:
'Happy Song', the original DJ tool from the legendary Francois K

"This is not just a bonus beat...This is THE bonus beat"
This iconic rhythm track has been the source of countless samples, imitations & duplications since it first appeared in 1977.
Now for the first time FK's original Edit is available as a high quality stereo recording direct from tape.
You may now put away your bootlegs.

Flip it over to find the long lost Walter Gibbons Battle Edit of 'Happy Song'.

Walter Gibbons, one of NYs founding DJs, would skilfully experiment with the rhythm live on turntables at his Galaxy 21 club residency, whipping the floor into a frenzy as well as inspiring FK to create his famous Edit.
What you may not know is that Walter also worked on his own version of Happy Song.
Pulsing with primordial stereo syncopation, Walter's previously unheard Battle Edit could be considered the Director's Cut.

This is just the beginning, prepare to amend the history books.

Package includes hand-stamped sleeve and information inlay

JB Edits the edit project of UK & Australia based house DJ & producer Jerk Boy. Off the back of the success of his first two releases “EP Number One & EP Number Two ” which gained love and support from an array of DJs around the globe including The Blessed Madonna Shir Khan (Exploited Records, Dave Mayer, Paco Osuna, Can "Khan" Oral, Chris Coco, Dom Servini (Wah Wah 45's), JEPE, Jacques Renault, Timmy Stewart, Giom, Guy Garrett, Erol Alkan, Beaner, Chrissy, Dasha Rush, Dustin Alexander, Moodymanc. Nikola Baytala, Holger Hecler to name but a few.

He’s back with a new 3 x tracker… “EP Number Three”….. let’s not make it complicated….
we’re just keeping it chronological, boogielogical and discotastic.