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HFM 1481
10 Jul 23
10 Jul 23
5
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SPLK 2-8035
16 Sep 14
16 Sep 14
8
Played by: Dave Lee ZR, DAVE GERRARD, ROTCIV, FINGERMAN, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Disco, Marcus Marr, Craxi Disco, Tonbe, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra, Disco Doubles, Nehuen, MNCVE, Marvin & Guy, AWITW
Review: After releasing Luke Vibert's acid-heavy Ridmik set, Hypercolour boss Jamie Russell asked the Cornishman if he had any disco-flavoured Kerrier District material knocking about. He answered in the affirmative, and 4, Vibert's first full-length under the alias for a decade, was born. Although the project was initially inspired by Black Devil Disco Club's warped electronic disco (and, presumably, the smoother grooves of Metro Area), a decade on Vibert's approach is noticeably different. While the fluid synths, undulating disco basslines and cheery grooves remain in place, the intoxicating depth of the original has been replaced by a cheekiness more readily associated with Vibert's Wagon Christ pseudonym. It is, then, a different beast than previous Kerrier District outings, but no less entertaining.
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HYPECD 004
18 May 15
18 May 15
9
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BEC 52156652
30 Sep 16
30 Sep 16
10
Review: Despite Bruno 'Patchworks' Hovart boasting a discography packed to the rafters with successful forays into all sorts of vintage dancefloor styles, many were still surprised at the brilliance of the first Voilaaa album, On Te L'avait Dit. This follow-up is equally as impressive, and features 13 more trips into classic Afro-disco and tropical disco territory. With Clavinets, punchy horns, live percussion and Afrobeat bass to the fore, Hovart and his many collaborators - including a number of French vocalists with African heritage - variously pay tribute to all sorts of late '70s and early '80s dancefloor fusion sounds. The album includes tons of club-ready excursions, including the righteous "Problems", disco-tastic "Kemtane" and sweaty, high octane "Mbele".
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FVR 132
31 Mar 17
31 Mar 17
12
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NANG 010
21 Aug 17
21 Aug 17
14
Review: Alongside the likes of DP, DJ Falcon, Bob Sinclair and Etienne De Crecy during the height of the French Touch sound (heavily filtered disco loops set to tough house beats) were the mighty Cassius. So invested in the late '90s zeitgeist were they, Cassius went so far to name their debut album 1999! This album was huge that year and here were revisit it in remastered form (plus some extra goodies too). Highlights include the urgent shuffle of the title track, the awesome 808 electro jam "Crazy Legs" and the legendary Les Rhythmes Digitales 'Dreamix' of "Feeling For You." C'est bon
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506042 1564876
25 Mar 16
25 Mar 16
15
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BCOK 069
06 Apr 09
06 Apr 09
16
Review: Ryan Davis AKA Nyra has enjoyed an eclectic career to date, moving from sleazy late night techno to deep house and nu-disco without skipping a beat. His latest missive on the Canoe imprint he established in 2017 - his third EP of the year - is naturally rather tasty, too. Opener "Both Of Us Knowing" is particularly potent, offering a sweaty and muscular late night mix of Italo-disco/Giorgio Moroder style synthesizer arpeggio lines, unfussy beats, glassy-eyed female vocal samples and psychedelic, acid-style electronics. "Video People" sounds like a vintage, mid-80s Bobby Orlando or Shep Pettibone production for the Pet Shop Boys - all cheery synth melodies and Hi-NRG influenced electronic grooves - while "Neon Glance" is as jaunty, bubbly and rushing any revivalist Italo-disco jam on Bordello A Parigi.
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CANOE 011
20 Sep 19
20 Sep 19
18
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DM 008
13 Mar 15
13 Mar 15
19
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503262 9007899
01 Apr 16
01 Apr 16
22
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ARMAS 2418
17 Feb 23
17 Feb 23
25
Various
Played by: YAM WHO?
Review: It's always a joy when a new Under The Influence compilation arrives from Z Records HQ. Even better when it's curated by none other than Sean P, the veteran disco/boogie producer pal of Joey Negro. Sean's diggin' skills are so legendary he even had his own section in the Music & Video Exchange and here he puts these skills to use, rustling up 27 dance obscurities. Highlights include the lo-fi UK funk jam "Bye Bye Baby" by Joanne Ellis, the dubbed-out punky bass mantra "Trinidad Rock" by King David and the percussion frenzy of Jimmy Spencer's mad cover of "Summertime".
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ZEDDCD 039DD
29 Jul 16
29 Jul 16
26
Joey Negro presents Kola Kube
Played by: Ross Couch, Rocky (X-Press 2), Marco Febbraro, Kraak & Smaak, Q-Burns Abstract Message, Straightoffthefloors.com, The Revenge, Gazeebo, Slow It Down, DA SUNLOUNGE, Neighbour, Combo (Bangana/Sumo), Hot Toddy, Saison, Juno Recommends Disco, Husky, JUSTIN WINKS (CASIO SOCIAL CLUB), Fred Everything, Distant People, Space Ranger, Mop Mop, AnteK, Mustang
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SS 12003
25 Oct 10
25 Oct 10
27
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826194 339395
18 Nov 16
18 Nov 16
28
Katakana Edits Vol 61EXCLUSIVE
Review: Next up on Katakana Edits is emerging edit wizard Gary Shepherd aka Streamer, an expat in Amsterdam who turns in a bunch of cheeky resplices here of some obscure covers and versions. From the deep, down and dirty rendition of Stevie Wonder's classic "Superstition" which gets high into the stratosphere, some spiritual African disco by way of reggae on a cover of "Lively Up Yourself" and likewise some more Jah dubwise shenanigans on the block rockin' beats of "Raggamuffin Soul".
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KE 9061
13 Apr 18
13 Apr 18
30
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505971 3215329
10 Feb 21
10 Feb 21
31
Played by: Dicky Trisco, DiskJokke, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Disco, Rayko, Kito Jempere, 80's Child, Rave Energy, Aleito, Mix & Fairbanks
Review: Running Back bring us four despatches from disco's more experimental fringes. The EP opens straightforwardly enough with Llewellyn's 'Synergy Bar', a lively, throbbing houser with hints of both disco and prog in equal measure, not to mention a distinctive fluttering topline. But Yogtze's pacy, EBM-ish 'Please Hold The Line' soon takes us into somewhat more leftfield territory, before John Noseda gives us 'Spiral Galaxy' - think John Carpenter trying his hand at Italo-disco. Lipelis X AC then close out the EP with 'Central Store', another Euro-inspired cut beamed straight in from around 1983 or so.
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RB 0852D
31 Jul 20
31 Jul 20
32
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603497 868216
10 Jul 20
10 Jul 20
34
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081227 847067
18 Jul 13
18 Jul 13
38
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CTCEM 02
04 Jan 18
04 Jan 18
40
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978788 1029986
17 Aug 19
17 Aug 19
41
Various
Review: Midnight Riot bring us a fourth collection of gospel-inspired house, disco and boogie. Mark Brickman & Yam Who's superb Vanessa Jackson-sung, disco-styled Praise Cats cover gets the ball rolling, the unmistakable tonsils of Kenny Bobian lend an authentically evangelistic feel to 'I Shall Not Be Moved', Yam Who? reappears in tandem with Brian Lucas on a cover of James Ingram's 80s soul classic 'Yah Mo' B There', prolific re-editor Jet Boot Jack gets busy on 'The Gospel According To Jack', and so it goes on... the devotional lyrics may be a bit much for some, admittedly, but if that's not an issue there's much to enjoy here.
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MIDRIOTCHURCH 4A
05 Mar 21
05 Mar 21
42
Various
Played by: Dj XS (FVUK), Chris Massey, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Javi Frias, REz, Juno Recommends Disco, MARK FLASH, Limpodisco, Sophie Lloyd, BRENDON P, Sould Out, SEEN ON TV, The Black Madonna, Ruff Diamond
Review: Midnight Riot's first celebration of gospel-fired disco and boogie, "Take It To Church", was rather special, so hopes are naturally high for this follow-up. Happily, we can confirm that Yam Who and company have once again nailed the brief. As with its predecessor, the 23-track set offers up a scintillating, soulful mixture of bumpin' gospel house (see Redsoul's superb "Born Again" and DJ Spen's bass-heavy tweak of Boorman's "God's Got It"), righteous disco-house (the Showfa, Alan Dixon, the piano-heavy stomp of Yam Who's "Tomorrow"), synth-laden gospel boogie (Dr Packer, Yam Who's tidy revision of Andre Esput's "Call Me"), breezy sing-alongs (Lux Experience) and plenty of dusty disco, electrofunk soul rearrangements (Divine Situation, Sweet Jubilees, Phil Jaimes). In other words, it's another essential collection.
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MIDRIOTCHURCH 2
04 Mar 19
04 Mar 19
43
Played by: JOUTRO MUNDO, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Juno Recommends Disco, Alan Dixon, Massimo Vanoni (The Smoker), Ziggy Phunk, BRENDON P, Roger Sanchez, 80's Child, That Needs an Edit/Pete Le Freq, SITUATION, Charlie brown superstar, Disco Funk Spinner - D.F.S, Discotron, DiCE_NZ, Deesko
Review: The Sound of Detroit by one of it's unsung heroes, Amp Fiddlers new album Motor City Booty coming straight off the D Funk assembly line, a full on dance floor affair from Motown to P-Funk, Techno and Neo Soul. This 11 track album produced by Amp Fiddler & Yam Who? includes the massive 'Soul Fly' sounding like a Mark Ronson production had he been hanging out with George Clinton's Parlet followed by the bonafide P-Funk anthem 'Steppin' both featuring the stunning vocals by the Dames Brown girls. Amp Fiddler is credited for taking both a young J Dilla and also Q-Tip under his wing teaching them his Akai MPC techniques, setting the path for some of Hip Hops finest recordings which have defined the shape of things to come. His musical collaborations & current duties include: Moodymann's musical maestro, keyboard wizard for Theo Parrish's live band, a longstanding Funkadelic member, co-writer for Sly & Robbie, Prince, Maxwell, Jamiroquai & Seal to name a few.
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MIDRIOTMCB 001
18 Jul 16
18 Jul 16
44
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WAP 311D
15 Nov 10
15 Nov 10
47
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SE 1001
17 Mar 23
17 Mar 23
49
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SE 392
31 May 17
31 May 17
50
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AMM 111
02 Feb 94
02 Feb 94
