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SMC 063
18 Jun 21
Balearic/Downtempo
18 Jun 21
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Played by: FINGERMAN, Juno Recommends Disco, Marco Giannini (Sticky Heat), Stephen Richards (DiscoDaze), Gino Boleti
Review: Sub-titled 'Late Night Cruisin' Classics', Midnight Riot's first compilation dedicated to Yacht Rock & Disco is a loved-up saunter through colourful hybrids of blue-eyed soul, revivalist disco and the kind of slick and soulful nu-disco that sounds like it should be sound-tracking a sea-bound party put on by millionaire playboys. Across the compilation you'll find shiny cover versions of blue-eyed soul classics (Change Request's 'Lowdown' and DJ Mark Brickman's 'I Keep Forgettin'), deliciously downtempo excursions of the Balearic kind (the sugary street soul flex of Saucy Lady & U-Key's 'What You Won't Do For Love', Sweetooth's simply superb 'So Into You', the Ned Doheny-ish excellence of JIM's 'Whisper In The Wind'), and a really quite remarkable Sade cover (Samma's 'Sweetest Taboo'). In a word: lovely.
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MIDRIOTDYACHTVOL 1
09 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
09 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Played by: Juno Download
Review: It may have been a pretty rubbish year in general, but Midnight Riot has done its best to keep us entertained via a wealth of disco and boogie-centric EPs. If you missed out on many of the label's 2020 treats, don't worry, because they've gathered together the best of their recent output on this epic compilation. Drawing on original nu-disco, revivalist disco, feel-good house, synth-heavy boogie sounds and gently tooled-up edits, highlights are predictably plentiful. Our picks include the summery soulful house goodness of 'Nothing But the Music (Hotevilla Mix)' by Platinum City, the nu-boogie brilliance of Qwestlife's remix of 'Savage' by Tommy Glasses, the loopy disco-house joy of Mottes 'The Horse Ride' and Yam Who's 'Full Vocal Mix' of Sam Shelley's sunshine disco number 'Groove It'.
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MIDRIOTFINEST 2020
18 Dec 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
18 Dec 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Sadly we fear more than love may be needed to fix 2020, but those plucky Midnight Rioters are on hand to give it a go anyway, as they serve up a 19-track compilation of disco, nu-boogie, disco-house and soulful house grooves, with the emphasis firmly on dancefloor thrills and belt-along vocals. Some of tracks are re-edits (Musta's 'I Like Dance', for instance, reworks Cheryl Lynn's classic 'Got To Be Real'), some are original productions; all are built with slinky hips and dancing feet in mind, and with cuts from the likes of Situation, Andre Espeut and Natasha Katt, not to mention Rony Breaker's soulful anthem-of-the-moment 'Change', disco dollies will be more than satisfied.
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MIDRIOT DLOVEWILLVOL1
07 Aug 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Aug 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: If you're fiending for some disco-infused vocal house goodness in the "traditional" style, you'll struggle to do much better this week than this cover of the Gwen McCrae classic. There are five mixes to choose from: all five operate in the territory roughly mapped out by Joey Negro and Stonebridge, but Glass Slipper's energised rub is probably the one you'll hear most at the likes of Horse Meat Disco or Glitterbox - handbags at the ready! - while the deeper, more sultry Chevals Remix is the pick for those in search of more soulful, US garage-style grooves.
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MIDRIOTD 241
19 Jun 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Jun 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Sleazy McQueen, JKriv (Razor-N-Tape), Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Brett Johnson, 80's Child
Review: Here's something to cheer even the stoniest of hearts; a deliciously deep, soulful and toasty collaboration between Chicago's Andrew "Change Request" Emil and stone cold legend Chez Damier. The original album version - delicious, with plenty of twinkling keys and a delightfully baggy feel - is frustratingly short, but pleasingly there are plenty of extended remixes to excite the DJs. There's a typically synth-heavy, boogie-tinged deep house rework from Sleazy McQueen under the Space Coast alias, a spacious, piano-heavy dub from Dave Allison (our pick) and a typically immersive, spaced-out deep house take from the always excellent Glenn Underground. It all adds up to an excellent package.
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GVR 1229
16 Jun 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Jun 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
