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SE 1144
28 Mar 24
28 Mar 24
5
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SE 1136
29 Feb 24
29 Feb 24
12
Played by: Superbreak, Jayl Funk, Juno Recommends Disco, DJ P-SOL, LEGO EDIT, Kongisto, Vito lalinga, Problematic Disko
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SE 02VL
10 Mar 21
10 Mar 21
16
Review: Four contemporary funkers here from Tj Edit that, although no doubt embracing the odd cheeky sample or two, are probably more fairly considered as original productions. The standout for this reviewer is opener 'Siti', which sports a positively FILTHY rock-tinged funk guitar hook from the Wild Cherry school of thought, which it marries to Hammonds and a chanted female vocal. Elsewhere on the EP, 'Spax' is a lively little workout with Mission Control-style sampled vox, 'Funk Evolutions #16' is a hazy, druggy chugger with some naggingly familiar-sounding piano vamps, and 'Brik' plays us out on a slightly more sophisticated soulful/jazzy tip.
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SE 767
17 Feb 21
17 Feb 21
19
Various
Review: With 24 tracks to choose from, there's no faulting the value for money offered by this latest collection from Italy's Sound Exhibitions camp, which features multiple contributions from label regulars C Da Afro, DJ Moy and Vito Lalinga. 'Nu disco', in this instance, tends to refer to tracks that faithfully reproduce 70s stylings - you won't find much here in the way of Italo-inspired synth workouts, for instance - but there's the odd excursion into housier/more electronic territory, such as on the Afro Acid Dub of Lalinga's 'Hard Core', while soul lovers will enjoy cuts like Goodge's 'Step Forward'.
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SE 755
10 Jan 21
10 Jan 21
24
Review: The Italo-Franco marriage of the Sound Exhibitions label and producer Funk Reverse continues to flourish with this new fizzy two-track nugget. "InDaHouse A" sees earlier vintage B-Boy influences replaced slightly for a more disco feel but incorporating some serious hip-hop scratching. "InDahouse B" meanwhile, samples some mellow 70s AOR tune, adding tougher beats to the originals' honky tonk piano and guitar licks.
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SE 234
08 Aug 15
08 Aug 15
38
Played by: Jayl Funk
Review: Athens-based JB Boogie steps up with two very serviceable slices of contemporary disco here. 'Last Nite' is a fusion of 70s disco and house styles - it opens with a rolling piano riff redolent of US garage, then introduces parping trumpets, fluttering Latin-style guitar and, eventually, sumptuous soaring strings, with a fat n' squelchy bass-led breakdown in the middle. As such, it'd work on dedicated disco or soulful/funky house floors alike, while 'This Time' falls more obviously under the nu-disco umbrella, sporting as it does the kind of shimmering synths we've come to associate with the likes of Ilija Rudman or Sare Havlicek.
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SE 18VL
23 May 21
23 May 21
39
Review: DJ Moy teams up with Funk Reverse to bring us this four-track EP of retro funk/disco grooves. There are two collaborative cuts: 'Inside Man', with its Loose Joints-esque bassline and cut-up vocal snips, and 'Warm Up', which operates at a much more laidback tempo and whose ethereal female vocal fragments lend it a dream-like feel. The other two tracks are Moy solo offerings: 'BassFunk', which does pretty much exactly what it says on the tin, and 'Getto Groove II', another hazy, lazy affair that's sprinkled with delicate keys and topped with some exemplary trumpet work.
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SE 580
20 Mar 19
20 Mar 19
40
Various
Played by: Vito lalinga
Review: Over the last decade, the soundtrack to Miami Music Week's infamous pool parties has subtly shifted, with the traditional house of old being complimented by the addition of colourful and sun-kissed nu-disco selections. Sound Exhibitions' latest compilation celebrates this fact by offering up 21 suitably groovy and melodic productions, reworks and re-edits from the label's growing family of artists. Highlights include the hard-wired disco-funk stomp of Lego Edit and Vito Lalinga's "Bohannon Groove", the slap-bass propelled P-funk fuzziness of Phil Disco's "Dynamic Disco", the cowbell-driven dub disco of DJ Moy's "Bass Funk" and the synthesizer-sporting wall of sound that is Funk O'Ya's Balearic disco delight, "Eya Eya".
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SE 584
23 Mar 19
23 Mar 19
42
Review: DJ Moy and Funk O'Ya, working both separately and together, bring us five dispatches from the distant peripheries of the funk universe. 'Telefunk' (by Funk O'Ya) marries a low-slung bass groove to cut-up vox ? la early 80s hip-hop and strange, warbling Theremin-like sounds - think The Meters via Ninja Tune - and is followed by 'Dubdub', a collaborative effort and as fine a funk-dub meltdown as you'll hear all month. Moy's solo contributions 'Funky Express', 'Asia' and 'Metrofunk' then play us out on a more straight-up funk tip, but for imagination and originality it's the first two that really stand out.
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SE 579
13 Mar 19
13 Mar 19
46
Review: Dimitri Ferrari's Sound Exhibitions stable welcomes back label regular Phil Disco, who brings us a four-track EP titled in self-explanatory fashion! Opener 'Funky For You' is a midpaced cut whose vocodered vocal and squelchy analogue synths lend it a Daft Punk-ish air. 'So Good' would slide equally nicely into funk or house sets and features a female "we gotta keep it funky tonight' vocal along with more of that synth squelch. The title track ups the tempo again and has a hypnotic, small-hours feel, while finally 'Tape90s' is another pacey affair, underpinned by live-sounding funk bass and topped with piano chords, disco stabs and a cheeky Deee-Lite vocal snip.
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SE 587
17 Apr 19
17 Apr 19
49
Played by: Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Juno Recommends Disco, Sunner Soul, Massimo Vanoni (The Smoker), LEGO EDIT, Chuggin Edits, AFRO DUB, Phil Disco, Vito lalinga, Ruff Diamond
Review: Both Lego Edit and Vito Lalinga have been in fine form of late, so you'd expect this collaborative EP of tooled-up re-edits to be packed with playable, on-point treats. The pair begins with "Straight To The Bank", where woozy electric piano chords, clipped guitars and snaking trumpet solos ride a loopy, bass heavy, mid-tempo disco-house groove. You'll find more headline-grabbing jazz style horn solos on lolloping disco-funk revision "Don't Stop The Music", which once again is rich in booming bass and crispy drum sounds. Finally, "Funky Allstars" is a similarly compressed and bass heavy affair, with the duo taking their rusty scalpels and dub delays to what sounds like an Afrobeat classic.
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SE 593
21 Apr 19
21 Apr 19
