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Richard Rossa
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Played by: Dave Mathmos
Review: Tom Tom Disco boss Richard Rossa serves up another slab of hefty electronic disco on his own label. Powered along by a dark, moody beast of a throbbing bassline and topped with an assortment of spoken, treated vocal snippets, the Original mix of 'Monoman' is an eyes-down groover augmented by occasional synth flourishes, while the Acid Hamam Remix strips things down even further while getting more wonked-out in the synth department and adding hints of Middle Eastern flava, making it the obvious choice for small-hours play. If Italo, new beat and EBM are your bag, this should probably be in it.
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
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Played by: Local Suicide
Review: Tom Tom mainman Rossa sends back two bulletins from the furthest reaches of the (new) disco frontier, while Theus Mago, Leonor and Mijo provide a remix apiece. 'Man Zufuh' in its Original form is a slo-mo chugger with influences from both African music and 80s synth-pop, while Mago's remix ups the pace and adds a headnodding bassline, making this mix the more obvious pick for dancefloor play. The equally out-there 'Phanteon' comes on like a collision between minimal and cosmic disco, while a wonked-out rerub from Mijo takes us firmly into late-night territory and Leonor provides an atmospheric alternate take.
Played by: LEGO EDIT
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Review: It's here! Stockholm's Richard Rossa aka Tom Tom Disco presents eight tracks of deadly, hot, cosmic grooves that are equal parts deep and psychedelic but above all: spiritual! Some of his beloved label's top signings strut their stuff on This Is Tom Tom Disco Vol 05. Some deep and cosmic nu-disco courtesy of Sano on "El Sano", some Middle Eastern exotica on the esoteric "Hazhid Asara" by Acid Hamam and some proper Italo vibes by Tony Disco on "Disco Solar" - one of the compilation's standout moments. Rest assured that label head honcho Richard Rossa represents here too (and is on point as always) with the dusty, boogie down antics of "Discow Ztrummer" which will surely have you gettin' down!
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Review: Richard Rossa's Tom Tom Disco label has built up a strong reputation by releasing some work by some pretty original nu-disco producers over the last four years. Always classy and never over-egging the pudding, the label limits itself to just the one compilation a year, and time has come for the 2016 edition. There are seven retro jams here to enjoy, including Guxi's redux of the proto house/Italo disco gem "Dance They Say", the taught arpeggiation of Fausto's "Nativo" and Rossa's own low-slung new wave funk joint, "Lone Riders".
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Hotel International - "L'annee Du Dragon" (Jokers Of The Scene Sun Ray Apartments remix) - (10:58) 110 BPM
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Doctor Jazz's Universal Remedy - "I Can't Stop" (Timbalistics deep jazz house remix) - (5:18) 127 BPM
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Review: Tom Tom Disco founder Richard Rossa has been part of the European electronic music scene for the past four years, releasing fluid, synth-heavy blends of Italo, nu-disco and deep house on a variety of labels. Here he returns to his own label with a three-track blast of undulating goodness. "Ramvong" sets the tone, offering an attractive fusion of raw analogue synths, live-sounding drums and vivid electronic melodies. "Draco" flips the script a little, focusing the action around a thunderous, rave-influenced synth bassline and wonky riffs. Best of all, though, is Justin Robertson's rework of "Ramvong", which morphs the Stockholm native's breezy original into a head-pounding chunk of acid-tinged Italo-disco.
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Tales From The City Vol 4EXCLUSIVE
Played by: B-Jam, DAVE GERRARD, JimmyTheTwin, Vincent Inc, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Superbreak, Voodoocuts, Juno Recommends Disco, Richard Rossa, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), TURNTILL, Jay Ru, D-Funk, Get Down Edits, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Alien Disco Sugar (Leonidas DeeJay), KS French, Black Amex, VinylAddicted, CHEZZ, 80's Child, Voodoo Whiskey, Funk Sinatra, Editor's Kutz, PHILLY VANILLI (We Mean Disco!!)
Review: Swedish nu-disco troubadour Richard Rossa is back with a short and sweet two-tracker. "Party Time" is a rousing retro roller, with tension building guitar licks and a vintage soul chant, intent on taking us to a better world. "The Veal" is an absolutely killer tune that begins like an early '80s US TV theme, before flowering into an utterly infectious (and slightly surreal) disco funker.
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Played by: Richard Rossa
Played by: DIONIGI
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