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BT 169
21 Jul 23
21 Jul 23
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EB 086
10 Nov 23
10 Nov 23
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MW 001D
22 Sep 23
22 Sep 23
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HWD 140
19 Nov 21
19 Nov 21
Review: "Give My Love" is a remarkable collaboration between French maestro Art Of Tones and the highly acclaimed artist Inaya Day, released on the esteemed record label Glitterbox. Art Of Tones, an alias of the longstanding producer Ludovic Llorca, has established a reputation for his edgier house and disco work. The result is a collaboration that exudes the essence of modern disco, with a strong focus on Inaya's powerful vocals and expert songwriting, complemented by Art Of Tones' impeccable instrumentation. The track is a burst of energy, filled with captivating grooves, soulful melodies, and irresistible rhythm. Inaya's vocals soar effortlessly over the lush instrumentation, creating an unforgettable and uplifting auditory experience.
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826194 641290
20 Oct 23
20 Oct 23
Played by: Dj N◉va ▶ Rodon FM 95, Nphonix, Kisk, Alkalino, Dairmount (Room With A View), Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Juno Recommends Deep House, Sccucci Manucci, Mitchell Goor, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Pusic records, Tim Vita & Oliver Gehrma
Review: Having previously impressed with a chunk of delicious deep house jazz from Bristol-based twosome Behling & Simpson, Holland's Outernational has turned to another pairing for its latest release. This time round, it's German duo Glenn Astro and IMYRMiND at the controls, offering up one collaborative cut - the bassbin-bothering intergalactic deep house jam "Got Me Shakin" - and a trio of solo outings. Astro ratchets things up a notch on the hypnotic late night delight "Do My Thing" (all futuristic chords and bumpin' low end grooves), before delivering the becalmed, wide-eyed slow-house cut "UNTLD". In between, IMYRMiND (yes, that's how it's written) delivers a pleasing chunk of fluid, jazz-wise deep house goodness.
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OUTNL 007
02 Sep 13
02 Sep 13
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DISCOREVENGE 061
09 Apr 18
09 Apr 18
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DISCOREVENGE 003
10 Feb 16
10 Feb 16
Played by: Homegroove Project, AUDIOPROPHECY, FINGERMAN, Chris Deepak, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Kiosko 33hz, Touchsoul, Heion, The Owl
Review: Having previously appeared on Chop Shop Digital and others, British scalpel specialist Touchsoul has decided to launch his own imprint. First up on the label is a split EP featuring a quartet of deliciously summery disco and jazz-funk reworks from Touchsoul and pals. Touchsoul's own contribution is "Floyd's Solution", a deliciously bumpin', low-slung rework of a track previously cut-up by Dr Dunks on his recent Disco Deviance 12". Beaten Space Probe's hustlin' "Slow Down" is probably the highlight, though Manmade Music's lazy jazz-funk groover "I'm In Dub With Nancy" runs it close - as does Ian Blevins' darkroom disco-houser "Feed Le Flame".
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TOUCHSOUL 001
20 Apr 12
20 Apr 12
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SPICYDI 020
26 Sep 11
26 Sep 11
Review: Four tracks from as many artists make up this latest V/A offering from Rayko's Rare Wiri, with a couple of heavy-hitters sharing the stage with a brace of newcomers. Up first is new boy Billy Woods, who channels early 80s cod reggae vibes on not-unlikable opener 'Reggae Music' before Spanish veteran Ilya Santana shows us how the big boys do it with the surging, euphoric and lightly rock-tinged nu-disco of 'X Factor'. Label chief Rayko then steps up with the decidedly 80s-sounding 'Jabdah' before Leo Zero plays us out with the rawk geetars of 'All Is Fair'.
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RW 217
16 Oct 23
16 Oct 23
Review: Whisper it quietly, but this is Midnight Riot's one-hundredth release. Label boss Yam Who isn't making much of a song and dance about such a momentous occasion, though The Coburg Disco Association is certainly a strong offering. What's arguably most impressive is the hazy, hip-hop-minded fusion of elements driving Inkswel's brilliant "Half Pipe" (credited to his INXXXWEL alter-ego), which combines the producer's love of squelchy analogue synth bass and swinging, MPC-driven beats with hazy rap samples and elements borrowed from a classic chunk of early '80s disco-boogie. You'll find a similar ethos at the heart of Rela's blissful, R&B/Balearica fusion "So Beautiful", too. Elsewhere, Booshank peppers a rock solid proto-house groove with alien electronics and swirling vocal samples, while Paz expertly rearranges a killer Afrobeat excursion.
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MIDRIOTD 100
01 May 17
01 May 17
Played by: FINGERMAN, Juno Recommends Disco, Tonbe, Citizens Of Vice, Paper Recordings, Problematic Disko
Review: Glitterbox regular Alan Dixon brings us his take on five Salsoul classics, but rest assured these are no shoddy "whack a 4/4 kick under it" bootlegs - Dixon was given full access to the original multi-tracks for this project. Even so, it's a brave man or woman indeed who looks at the Salsoul catalogue and thinks "I could improve on that," so he's wisely avoided doing anything too radical or adding any extraneous elements of his own, instead simply teasing out the tracks' most familiar hooks and giving them a structural make-over, rendering them easier to programme in contemporary house and disco sets. Classy stuff.
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405053 8679861
11 Jun 21
11 Jun 21
Played by: George Kelly, DAVE GERRARD, Andy Warburton, Jask, Homegroove Project, FINGERMAN, Chudy, Dario Piana, Juno Recommends Disco, TURNTILL, Futurewife, Peza, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), DJ P-SOL, Nu Disco Fever, Ralph Lawson, Vicious Bitch Records
Review: With a sly wink and a beckoning wave of the hand, Chopshop invite us into their boudoir for another seductive trip into slinky rework territory. As usual, many bases are covered. Captain Futuro kicks things off with "Love Me Crazy", a slo-mo disco-flecked hip-hop head-nodder. Label supremo DJ Butcher turns Dave Gerard's "Twisted Message" (a sneaky bootleg version of the Furious Five classic) into a disco funk-breaks smasher, before laying down some revivalist rare groove fun in the shape of his own "However Do You Want Me" (a rework of Soul II Soul's "Back To Life"). A decidedly sensual package is completed by the misty-eyed headiness of Ill Advised "Superstition" (yep, a remake of that "Superstitition").
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CHOPDIGI 020
01 Mar 13
01 Mar 13
Club Edits Vol 3EXCLUSIVE
Review: Whilst the other acts on the Digital Wax label have soared ahead putting out EP after EP, the mysterious Midnight Surfer has been content to lurk in the shadows, quietly releasing new installments in his acclaimed Club Edits series. Here we have the third installment and it boasts four feverishly reworked rare disco joints. Highlights include Isaac Hayes' slinky romantic ramble "That Loving Feeling" and the catchy Bee Gees-style jam of T Con's "Let's Do It Today".
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DWMS 04
10 Nov 14
10 Nov 14
Played by: YUKARI BB, Kid Who, Irregular Disco Workers, Juno Recommends Disco, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Sccucci Manucci, Touchsoul, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Ruben & Ra, HWah
Review: In a world where every man and his dog is putting out so-so disco edits, the Basic Fingers crew can usually be relied upon to inject some soul-flecked quality into proceedings. That's certainly the case here, as Koko cuts up much-loved cuts by Norman Connors and giant nappy-wearing Brit-electro types Imagination. The version of Connors' "Stay With Me" is pleasingly upbeat, building up from a chunky, percussive start into a hazy disco-soul singalong. The beats are reliably sturdy, but most of the original musicianship remains in tact. The version of Lee John and company's "Burning Up", meanwhile, is nothing less than a jaunty stomper, with occasional vocals interspersed between a flurry of piano solos. Hands skywards, please.
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FINGER 008
01 Jun 12
01 Jun 12
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CWV 303
27 Apr 20
27 Apr 20
Played by: 80's Child
Review: Whatever Whiskey Disco serves up on their regular multi-artist re-edit EPs, it's invariably high quality. Happily, that's certainly the case with the material showcased on Make Your Day. You'll struggle to find a more positive and hedonistic chunk of disco-funk/boogie rearrangement than Derek Kaye's rolling revision "Sing a Song", while Sandrobianchi and Tripman's "Strawberry Letter" is extraordinarily loved up and psychedelic in the best possible way (and, yes, it's definitely Balearic). The EP also includes some high-grade, synth-laden electrofunk (Rabo & Snob's ace "No One Can Do It") and more than a sprinkling of AOR disco camp (In The Night's thrillingly tongue-in-cheek "Love Drop").
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WDSB 02
25 Sep 17
25 Sep 17
