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8721056 606788
23 Feb 24
23 Feb 24
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EU 233
05 Jan 24
05 Jan 24
Review: Here is a brilliant collaboration between Love Attack Records owner, Alan Dixon, and Homoelectric resident, Will Tramp, as joining forces for the electrifying release 'Sunday Stomper' on Glitterbox. With a combined experience of over two decades, these DJ and producer virtuosos have earned their esteemed status as nightlife connoisseurs. With 'Sunday Stomper,' Dixon and Tramp infuse their unique musical sensibilities to create an explosive, high-energy floor-filler. Embracing a piano-driven, hi-octane vibe, this track seamlessly blends Dixon's signature style with Tramp's disco influences. The result is a euphoric masterpiece featuring soul-stirring, sermon-like vocals that will uplift your spirit. With some remarkable versions to choose from, like The Piano Preacher Mix placing the mesmerizing melody and live instruments at the forefront. On the other hand, the Do It Right Dub gradually builds momentum, employing intricate vocal manipulations that intensify the groove over time.
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826194 638696
30 Jun 23
30 Jun 23
Played by: Smashed Atoms, Fort Knox Five, Chudy, Qdup, Manmade / CMC-Silenta, Zamali, Voodoocuts, All Good Funk Alliance, Jayl Funk, Actual Sounds, Hidden Riddim, The Funk Hunters, D-Funk, Dusty Tonez
Review: Brazilian soundboys Butter Music have a motto: 'keep it greasy'. In the days of over-polished pristine production where everything comes with a high-end sheen, it's a refreshing approach. It works, too: All Good Funk Alliance's "Turn The Sound" is a jittering, sleazy P-funk bass romp while Zamali's "Fast Move" is all '70s moody funk with big trumpets and even bigger beats. Wood N Soo's "Petty Larceny" is the slickest of the set, nodding subtly at the trembling synth sound Get Physical established itself with 10 years ago while retaining heaps of funk in the groove.
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BMR 001
01 Nov 13
01 Nov 13
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091012 484667
14 Feb 20
14 Feb 20
Played by: George Kelly, Superbreak, Tonbe, Alien Disco Sugar / Leonidas DeeJay, Massimo Vanoni (The Smoker), 80's Child, SITUATION
Review: ChopShop Digital barely deviates from its' well-worn formula, which involves serving up multi-artist EPs full of tried-and-tested reworks. Happily, they're at it again here. BnC kicks things off with the break-driven funk shuffle of "Good Times Roll", before Woodhead & Hebegebe raise the temperature with the heavy funk-goes-Italo-disco surge of "Pony Up". West Country scalpel fiends Situation serve up the dusty soul sweetness of "Change For A Coke", while Senior Citizens attempt to outdo them with the similarly luscious and soulful "The Perfect Plan". Finally, label boss George Kelly steals the show with a killer re-cut of Willie Bobo/Ronnie Laws favourite "Always There".
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CHOPDIGI 081
30 Sep 16
30 Sep 16
Played by: B-Jam, Dicky Trisco, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Dave Allison (Editorial), Kid Who, Superbreak, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Sinden, Juno Recommends Disco, Djpascha, JKriv (Razor-N-Tape), Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Moustache Love, Glass Coffee, Trujillo, 78 Edits, Get Down Edits, LeSale, Reed & Radley, Todd Osborn
Review: Jacques Renault and Marcos Cabral's OTP Party Breaks series has always been a reliable source of floor-filling edits and reworks. This installment is arguably one of the strongest releases in the series to date. Cabral kicks things off with his edit of "Latin Box", a formidable chunk of titanium-clad proto-house business that evokes images of sweaty New York basements and Chicago warehouses. Renault continues the theme on his synth-heavy homage to the 'proto' era, "Love Reaction" - all razor-sharp drum edits, cut-up vocal stabs and fierce freestyle synths. Crate-digger and renowned editor Kon provides some sublime loopy disco on "No Mistake", before WooHoo steal the show with the low-slung disco house monster "Nightwalker", a cut-and-paste fusion of elements from familiar (and lesser-known) disco cuts.
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PB 007
03 Jun 13
03 Jun 13
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5063483 407372
20 Apr 24
20 Apr 24
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MIDRIOTD 370
29 Apr 22
29 Apr 22
Melbourne Deepcast # 1EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music), Philippos N (Freshit Recordings), Matty Gillespie (Ibiza Sonica), Keep Schtum, Mark Johnson Bournemouth, Slow It Down, FINGERMAN, Stan Tropic, Dave Allison (Editorial), Milton Jackson, Superbreak, Peter LCG Christianson, Chris Coco, The Warm Signal, Lucky Sun, Juno Recommends Deep House, Giant Cuts, Frank Booker, Timo Camillo (26 Tea Drops Int), Kruse & Nuernberg, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Sccucci Manucci, AnteK, Waxwing, Matthew Kyle, Magnier (House of Disco), The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Muzikman Edition, Marvin Zeyss, Get Down Edits, Adham Zahran, L'Atelier, Frits Wentink
Review: Victoria's finest come together to launch the Melbourne Deepcast imprint, proving that there's much more to the city than great coffee. Up first is Lewie Day - perhaps better known to the record buying public as Tornado Wallace - who drops the immensely pleasing soulful mid tempo bump of "Some Kind Of Man", a sample-heavy house jam that has been receiving a lot of love on the Juno office turntable. This is followed by "Devoted", an effort from MD head honcho Andy Hart that shimmers with Motor City soul - watch out for those keys! Up next there's some eagerly anticipated new tackle from Fantastic Man, with the deep groove/low slung riffage of "From Start To Finish" sounding like a snug fit for the 6th Borough Project back cat, while Weekend Express's "Deeper" bristles with vintage Chicago vibes. An auspicious debut.
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MD 001
12 Jul 11
12 Jul 11
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DUAT 012E
10 Mar 23
10 Mar 23
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, Kenneth Bager // Musicfordreams, Rayko, Kongisto, FRAN DEEPER, Problematic Disko
Review: Both veterans of The White Isle, Italy's DJ Pippi and native Ibizan Willie Graff found time between sundown sets to make music together in the former's home studio. The result is their debut on Leng with a typically warm and woozy collection of cuts entitled the "Lunares EP" - named after the Spanish word for polka dots. Features the low lung balearic funk of the title track, the sensual beachside slow burner that is "Island Visitors" with its neon-lit Italo flourishes, as well as the fittingly named "Saxolicious" which goes down a loungey and jazzy early '00s deep house route that's reminiscent of Atjazz. Balmy tunes that are perfect for the summer season.
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LENG 048
12 Jun 20
12 Jun 20
Review: Dikso unveil their fifth EP of pan European disco meets house moments which commences in fine form with the ubiquitous Duff Disco. The London based producer is cranking up the heat and delivers a finely poised deep house bump on "I Won't Forget" with the glowing chords and delicate keys riding the muscular house groove with real aplomb. The surfeit of angelic cooing that gently ripples in the nether regions has the requisite emotive effect and the belated arrival of some twisting acid just demonstrates his variety. Alongside this, "The Music We Play" from We Play - the latest alias of two producers with far too many to list - gets a French House revision from Leeds based Mam which dovetails nicely with the loose boogie joint that is "So Much Fun" from German producer Larse. Dikso's own Andi De Luxe makes his belated label appearance to round off proceedings with the low slung beatdown sounds of "Boobsie Collins".
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DIKSOF 004
26 Oct 11
26 Oct 11
Vintage Culture - "Make My Body Move" (Gabriel Evoke & Marcelo Fiorela remix - Radio mix) - (4:29) 122 BPM 
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RPR 017
02 Jun 17
02 Jun 17
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100557 14
13 May 13
13 May 13
