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Review: Clocking it at just under 2.5 hours long, you certainly can't fault this Rare Wiri year-end label comp on the value for money front! With 23 tracks on offer there's no room here to go into them all individually, and you probably have a pretty good idea of the label's particular electronic, 80s-leaning flavour of nu-disco anyway. Suffice to say, then, that Rare Wiri's many existing fans will be more than satisfied while newbies - if there are any left! - should start with AINZ's chunky, sleazy 'Hangover', the Italo strut of From Beyond's 'Non Analogue', MR Gee's throbbing 'Gravity', Rune Lindbaek's sci-fi refix of Ilya Santana's 'Cosmos Rising' or, a personal fave, Kelton Prime's 'Disco Arpeggio', wherein nu-disco meets garage vox...
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RW 227
25 Dec 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
25 Dec 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: The mysterious D.S.D has/have chalked up a series of tasty modern disco releases over the past couple of years on both Paper and Rare Wiri, and here they return to the latter with a four-tracker featuring a pleasing variety of flavas. It opens with 'Best I Ever Had', a big, strutty disco-boogie affair that samples the vox from the S.O.S Band's 'Borrowed Love'. 'Blue Gardenias' follows in straight-up synth disco mode, 'Heywatzapnin' is a light and Balearic-ish affair that then surprises with a beast of a warping bassline, while finally 'High As The Devil Skyscraper' is a boogie instrumental with plenty of hand percussion for the dancers.
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RW 206
07 Aug 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Aug 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: FINGERMAN, Juno Recommends Disco, Rayko, Andy Vann/Grass Green, MANUEL COSTELA, Kongisto, FRAN DEEPER, D.S.D.
Review: Spain's Rare Wiri bring us an EP packing four nu-disco gems from as many artists. Kelton Prima is up first with the boogie-flavoured 'Disco Arpeggio', which features an irritatingly familiar vocal cut-up (Eddy Grant? Colonel Abrams? who knows?) before Chewy Rub brings us the typically chunky and infectious 'Explore The Cosmos'. Then it's over to D.S.D with 'What Can I Dooo', a near-instrumental throbber that veers towards housier/proggier pastures, before the EP's completed by King Cosmic's 'Midnight On Jupiter', a dark n' bassy plodder with strong hints of Belgian new beat. Solid stuff all round, even if I can't help feeling I've maybe broken the first rule of Space Club here...
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RW 178
23 Jan 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
23 Jan 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
