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The Socialites feat Tesla Boy
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: German nu-disco duo Satin Jackets is back on Eskimo Recordings with a tasty collection of cuts from the vaults. The majority of the material on Diamonds Are Forever - save for a couple of unreleased exclusives and reworks - originally came out on various obscure compilations and EPs earlier in the decade. There's natural plenty to enjoy, from the swirling, sun-kissed dreaminess of opener "Latin Jackets" and the sparkling, loved-up synth-pop-goes-Balearic-house brilliance of "Hollywood", to the breezy, beach-friendly cheeriness of EP standout "How Long Can I Wait For You". The EP also offers a chance to own two sought-after Satin Jackets remixes, with their nu-disco/deep house fusion re-make of Novika's "Miss Mood" standing out.
Various
Various
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl - "Record Collection 2012" (feat MNDR - Plastic Plates remix) - (5:13) 114 BPM
Played by: Jerry Bouthier JBAG
Eric Pajot / Various
Various
Andrea Britton & Alexander Roggendorf - "Not Before I See You First" (Andi De Luxe remix) - (6:59) 120 BPM
Played by: Dicky Trisco, Gazeebo, Stan Tropic, Chudy, Superbreak, Deepshizzol on Deepvibes Radio 16.0, Juno Recommends Disco, J&M BROTHERS, Rony Breaker, Alessandro Otiz, The Glue, Ilya Santana, Space Ranger, BRUNO FROM IBIZA, Dublin Aunts, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Heion, Nine Lives, Nhan Solo
Review: Since launching last year, House of Disco Records has made something of a splash, offering an array of disco-influenced deep house cuts with a decidedly atmospheric flavour. Here they join forces with the similarly minded Dikso label for an expansive compilation featuring fresh cuts from both imprints' artists. There's much to admire, from the casual soulfulness of Nihan Solo's super-deep "Hey Girl" (inspired, perhaps, by dewy-eyed '80s soul) to the delay-laden, low-end wobble of Daniel Solar's "Hush" and Unsui's excellent slo-mo acid jam "Anata". Best of all, though, is Volta Cab's "What It Feels Like", a supreme example of super-sensual warm-up fare.
Review: Casio Social Club's haircut-obsessed imprint goes pop here, with Telsa Boy slapping down something that hovers somewhere between vintage New Order, Divine and Simple Minds. With Glam Rock beats. Odd? A little bit, though it has a quirky charm that's hard to resist. Remix-wise, there's plenty to enjoy, including two melancholic, piano-laden nudisco rubs from Satin Jackets (if you're not digging the vocal, there's an instrumental) and a full-on French synth-pop-goes-filter-funk rework (think Breakbot and Alain Braxe producing beardy babies) from Estate. Best of all, though, is Solila's ubeat remix, which has more than a touch of the Pet Shop Boys about it.
Played by: Irregular Disco Workers
