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DANSANT 54
08 Apr 13
ECR 06
11 May 13
MULLET 071
29 Apr 13
Played by: Justin Winks (Casio Social Club)
Review:
The usually productive Mullet imprint has been relatively quiet of late. Here, they turn to old friend Dabeull, a Parisian producer who first released on the label back in 2010. The talkbox-loving studio boffin channels the spirit of Roger Troutman and Bernard Wright on "Breakaway", a kind of super-slick, synth-heavy love letter to '80s soul and loved-up electrofunk. It's actually rather good, capturing the spirit of the period - and the sound, of course - without resorting to pastiche. Manuel Portio apes fellow Aussies Freekwency and Inkswel on his synth bass-propelled rework, while label boss Casio Social Club ups the tempo on his dubby, Shep Pettibone-inspired remix.
MENADL 259
02 May 13
CR 42
22 May 13
CR 041
17 May 13
MALO 13005
06 May 13
091012 277764
09 Apr 13
Review:
Following well-regarded outings on Kolour, Dikso and House of Disko, Daniel Solar pops up on Nervous Records offshoot Nurvous. With its cutesy vocal, bouncy nu-disco synths, old skool feel and rubbery synth bass, "I Will Have You" sounds like a hit in the making. In some ways, it's quite refreshing that Solar has decided to go down this path; most people in his position would be making their productions deeper, not more accessible. Either way, it's a fun record that neatly joins the dots between old skool house, deep house and sparkling nu-disco.
OL 023
09 May 13
DBOX 001
12 Apr 13
DBOX 002
17 May 13
361015 2849296
13 May 13
DATO 001
13 May 13
PS 03
19 Apr 13
DIYNAMIC CD09
20 Apr 13
Review:
David August has made a name for himself with a string of deep and sensuous releases on Stil Vor Talent and Diynamic. Now he's set to take things to the next level with a debut long player that expands on all his previous themes. First up, August doesn't do banging - he's way too classy for that, instead the mood here is poignant and evocative beat-led music. Things begin with the epic Euro-tragedy of "Help Me Through" and beyond that we get luxuriant synthpop "For Eternity", haunting acoustic electronica "Anthem" and even some sultry downtempo house ("Until We Shine").
ZEDDCD 028DD
06 May 13
Played by: The Groovers
Review:
Joey Negro's Z Records have a remarkable knack for knocking out vintage compilation after vintage compilation. Here though, they've really discovered a rare niche of unmined gold courtesy of Nuphonic's David Hill who acts as selector. As Hill explains "gospel music has often followed trends in secular music" and this album captures 24 attempts of gospel getting on the disco and boogie trains. Highlights include the hiNRG longing of "I Need You", the electro-soul of "Love Is The Message" and the piano & strings frenzy of "Awake O Zion".
42851
29 Apr 13
WD 16
30 Apr 13
Played by: Sleazy Mcqueen, Fingerman, Superbreak, The Glue, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Weedyman, Kono Vidovic, Grass Green, Monkey Boots, Vinyladdicted
Review:
Whiskey Disco returns with a quartet of blisteringly good reworks from Dead Rose Music Company and Satin Jackets. Dead Rose Music Company open proceedings in style with "Nothin To Ya", a brilliantly low-slung, bass-heavy re-edit-turned-remix of the Jones Girls' "You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else" that turns the delightful original into a dubbed-out chunk of dancefloor chugginess. The more upbeat "Too Late", based on a lesser-known favourite, is almost as good. Satin Jackets' "The Hustle" provides some looser - but still formidably heavy - dewy-eyed disco-soul thrills, while "I Can See The Light" is more Balearic than a wet, sloppy kiss from a grinning stranger.
361015 2716086
04 May 13
FOL 002
15 Apr 13
Review:
If Del Strange has a fetish, it's one for the dancefloor sound of early 80s New York. Considering it was such an inspiring sound and era, it's certainly a case of who can blame him? "Freak Yeah!" is an out of control electro-boogie jam, like mid-80s Cameo wrestling with Paul Hardcastle over one of those wiggly key-tar things. Of the three remixes supplied, we reckon it's all about the deep 'n' low Freekwency rework or, depending on your mood, the blistering Divine let loose in a bathhouse abandon of Heather Wilson's hi-NRG mix.
GFM 001
24 May 13
MOF 002
17 Apr 13
656605 224237
08 May 13
MFR 008
05 Apr 13
TR 013
03 Apr 13
QND 084
23 Apr 13
STRANJJ-012
10 May 13
DB 066
06 May 13
DB 062
08 Apr 13
DISCO DOUBLES feat DMIA
PERMVAC 104-1
12 Apr 13
Played by: Homegroove Project, Juno Recommends Disco, Jkriv (Deep And Disco/Razor-N-Tape), Del Strange, Disco Doubles
Review:
When it comes to disco reversions, remixers don't come much bigger than Metro Area's Darshan Jesrani. Here we find him slicing up intriguing new synth pop act Disco Double. The main mix rolls with a delightfully playful analogue bassline that complements every second the falsetto vocals. For something a little deeper head for the spit-roast dub where the drums are stripped back to a more tribal flavour and the synths are dubbed out to perfection. Release your "Demons" within today!
MMW 003
06 May 13
900879 8118694
04 May 13
MENADL 261
16 May 13
900879 8119196
10 May 13
LAZOR 23
03 May 13
LAZOR 22
01 Apr 13
009
15 Apr 13
Played by: Joseph Terruel
Review:
Veteran disco/house fusionist DJ Steef returns with a treacle-thick EP of slo-mo and midtempo deep house. Opener "We Could Be Together" makes great use of heady, intoxicating disco strings and tear-jerking pianos, as well as a curiously downbeat vocal sample. There are slightly more upbeat thrills to be found on "Raining", which impressively fuses folksy guitar samples and deep house atmospherics with a heavily electronic nu-disco groove. The FkClub mix injects a bit more energy into the deeper original - think electro-house meets disco-house - while the even deeper Wet Mix sounds like a disco-minded house producer's take on Orbital's "Attached".
004 HBR
10 May 13
BFFR 021
17 Apr 13
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03 Apr 13
SUN 005
15 Apr 13
SUN 006R
06 May 13
DNT 022
06 May 13 | ||
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