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Played by: Rayko
Review: This latest release from Rayko's Rare Wiri stable should have you covered whatever end of the disco spectrum you're most comfortable at, as 'Monody' and 'Much Better' - two cuts that first appeared on the 'Capriccio' EP back in December - get given the remix treatment. If you're a fan of cosmic and Italo vibes, 80s sci-fi soundtracks and synthier styles generally, then you'll want to head for Sauco's rub of the former, a bleepy throbber with Daft Punk-ish overtones around the edges. If you're more traditionally minded, on the other hand, then check out the label boss's refix of 'Much Better' for some killer sax action.
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RW 139
07 Mar 22
07 Mar 22
3
Review: Over the last 18 months Lanowa has become one of Citizens of Vice's most reliable artists, with a string of quietly impressive nu-disco EPs to his name. For this EP he's taken a back seat and turned over the parts to some of his career highlights over to a string of like-minded producers. Our pick of a very strong bunch is Somethin' Sanctified's 'KO mix' of 'Clubber Lang', a filter-sporting, trumpet-laden deep house bounce-along drenched in sonic sunshine, though Ourra and Gary B's tactile, Balearic boogie rub of 'Mojito' is almost as good. Elsewhere, the Patchouli Brothers deliver a squelchy and colourful revision of 'Red Days' and George & Lynn go all deep, warm and groovy on their rework of 'Coloured Squares'.
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COV 026
01 Oct 21
01 Oct 21
5
Review: Despite sounding like a long lost '80s buddy movie, the Baker Brothers are a veteran live funk and soul collective from London. In anticipation of the band's forthcoming new album "Hear No Evil", ISM have delivered this remix package and it's a winner. "Love's Atonement" is turned into laid back poolside disco funk by 78 Edits, whilst the poppy Jamiroquai-isms of "Hill Climb" are tweaked twice by Yambee, first being into accelerated cosmic funk and secondly dubbed into a fizzy, hi-hat driven headnodder.
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ISM 039X
31 Mar 14
31 Mar 14
6
Review: Cork-based nine-piece The Cosmic Funk Band are well known to funk enthusiasts, having toured the UK (and beyond) extensively over the last decade. Here, they make their debut for Yam Who's ISM Records with an EP of remixes of tracks previously featured on self-released singles. Jay-Ru provides two impressive remixes; a warm, baggy, organic deep house interpretation of "Dynamite", and a super-smooth, impeccably deep take on "Our Time". Elsewhere, Yam Who and Goldboy each provide a version of "House of Sand". The later's take is woozy and evocative, sitting somewhere between acid-flecked deep house and chiming nu-disco. Predictably, it's the label boss who steals the show, turning the same track into a grandiose chunk of warm, immersive and richly musical electrofunk.
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ISM 056X
27 Apr 15
27 Apr 15
7
Review: East London vocalist Alena gets the remix treatment on Yam Who?'s ISM by a serious who's who of the current musical landscape and there's so much to choose from! Crazy P's James Baron aka Ron Basejam gets stuck in a couple of times, giving his nu-disco midas touch to "Changes" and "Learn To Get By". Label boss himself Yam Who? is in fine form, giving a sweet boogie injection to "Use To Hold Me" and a deep nu-disco flavour to the afore mentioned "Changes" featuring a cheeky sample of Pepe Braddock's "Deep Burnt. Elsewhere Aussie disco hero Inkswel gives "Use To Hold Me" another killer re-rub which gets a deep and dirty funk makeover and Planet Jumper delve into a cosmic disco vibe on their retro flavoured take of "Hard Times".
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ISM 067X
04 Dec 15
04 Dec 15
8
Played by: Julian Sanza
Review: Buenos Aires nu-disco label Heartbeat Revolutions dropped the Music Fever EP by Ccccchaves earlier this year. Now it's back in remixed form and sounding as good ever. "Dirty Disco" has been turned into glistening, synth drenched electro-disco by Phunktastike, "Funky Dancefloor" gets twisted into very early '80s Duran Duran (with plenty of killer slap bass) by Julian Sanza and finally the title track gets stretched into an irresistible seven-minute slab of percolating electro-disco-house by Future Feelings.
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HBR 060
29 Sep 14
29 Sep 14
