Gazeebo At Juno Download

Review: If there is such a thing, Gazeebo's "Adults Only" series is "porno-disco". Certainly, there's a cheeky bent to proceedings - "Suck My Photon" opens with a blast of orgasmic sampling, and there's a sweaty bump-and-grind to the sparkly nu-disco grooves that could certainly be described as dirty. Faze Action don their Rudy's Midnight Machine guise for a fist-pumpin' rework that gets just the right balance between cheery campery and hip-shaking dancefloor pomp. The money shot is provided by the Space Dub - a stripped-down version that retains the original's core dancefloor thrills.

Review: Canadian disco deviant Gazeebo returns with the third (count 'em) instalment of his well-respected Adults Only series. This time round, there's no overdubbed groans, just a heavy dose of contemporary electrofunk that gleefully joins the dots between original synth disco, Italo and noughties nu-disco. The bottom end is heavy, the beats snappy and the synths authentically vintage. Orlando-based Whisky Disco man Sleazy McQueen provides the standout remix, upping the tempo and adding some swing to the beats on a swirling, funk-laden nudisco take. There's also a delightful blast of Italo campness in the form of Zoe's Raygun Remix - the most markedly different of all the included revisions.

Review: Another week, another Gazeebo release! This time, the ever-productive disco crew turn their attention to the spacier end of the spectrum, offering an eight-track mini-album packed with sample-heavy nu-disco, electrofunk and boogie grooves. Expect a variety of sharply dancefloor focused cuts, from the slo-mo, solar system bounce of "Planet Boogie" (kind of like Chicken Lips after a few too many spliffs) to the 'everything but the kitchen sink' fun of "Hyperspace Hotmix" via the midtempo Rhodes 'n' reverb plod of "Red Eye To Saturn". Also included is a handy EFX DJ tool - all cosmic noises and alien electronics.

Review: The tireless Jon Nedza once again dons his Gazeebo guise, this time for a remixed version of his Made In Mars mini-album. There are three tracks from the original set under the remix knife ("Hyperspace Hotmix", "Planet Boogie" and "Red Eye To Saturn"), with a pleasing variety of reworks on offer. Contrast, for example, the electroboogie-era hip-hop vibes of DJ Raw Sugar's version of "Hyperspace Hotmix" with Roctiv's two deep house-meets-electrofunk mixes of the same track. While all of these rubs hit the mark, it's Trotter who delivers the stand-out remix, layering subtle scratches and hip-hop vocal samples over a laidback disco groove featuring live bass, pianos and clavinet chords.