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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
10
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
25
Review: This EP sees the Sound Exhibitions crew adopt the role of musical boxing promoter, pitting two tough talents, Funk Reverse and Phil Disco, against each other in a match where only the audience can win. Phil Disco comes out punching first with the funky Latin cocktail-house vibes of "Leave You". Funk Reverse claims the second round with the breezy lounge jam "Emy House". However they both score a double KO with the killer electro-funk joint effort, "Good Fight".
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SE 261
09 Nov 15
09 Nov 15
31
Played by: Vito lalinga
Review: Italy's Sound Exhibitions bring us three fine contemporary disco cuts from Phil Disco, who previously featured on the label's V/A 'All Right' EP earlier this year. 'Metrofunk' is a looping funk groove with choppy guitars, squelchy layers of synths and a luxuriant, lounge-y Rhodes topline. 'Afro54' has, unsurprisingly, more of an Afro-centric feel, though mostly in the drums department, topping same with wukka-wukking guitar and extended snatches of indecipherable, presumably sampled female vocal. And then completing the EP comes 'Acid Disco', a hypnotic but 303-free chugger built to keep 'em grooving through the wee smalls...
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SE 627
18 Aug 19
18 Aug 19
41
Review: Phil Disco's true identity is shrouded in mystery but he's less bashful when it comes to his music - he has a long string of EPs to his name (many of them also on Sound Exhibitions) and they're all called things like 'Retro Disco', 'Disco Funk' and 'Disco Deluxe', helpfully providing the more astute buyer with a subtle clue as to their musical content! Here, you can pick from two lively, bass-led funkers (the Blackbyrds-ish 'Retro Disco II' itself and 'Disco Inside'), the predictably smoother and strings-sporting 'Philadelphia Night' and the more laidback, meandering vibes of closer 'Neon', which leans towards jazz-funk.
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SE 667
20 Jan 20
20 Jan 20
44
Review: The boundary between 'funk' and 'disco' has always been a very permeable one, but seldom more so than on this six-tracker from Phil Disco, which confusingly is a reissue of a three-track EP that was first released in June 2020, now augmented with three other back-catalogue cuts - 'Studio 54A', for example, dates all the way back to 2014. Expect fat basslines, parping brass, handclaps, wukka-wukking geetar and space disco stabs galore! Tempos range from late-night smoocher (see 'Silver') to pumping disco-houser (see 'Motor Disco'), with some very fine jazzy keys and sax making 'Downtown Disco' the standout for this reviewer.
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SE 20VL
21 Jul 21
21 Jul 21
45
Review: Sound Exhibitions regular and international man of mystery Phil Disco returns with five more contemporary disco/funk/boogie productions. If you've enjoyed any of his previous 37 squillion releases on the label, youre likely to dig this one, too; the main thing to note stylistically is that when he says "boogie" he means the squelchier, funkier end of the spectrum (think Cameo or early Prince rather than DeBarge). A ludicrously ass-wigglin' bassline and sprightly, jazzy keys push 'Double Groove' to the front of the pack for this reviewer, with the rawer funk of 'Boogie Night' not far behind.
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SE 803
01 Aug 21
01 Aug 21
46
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: Five pleasingly varied cuts here from Sound Exhibitions regular Phil Disco. The EP opens with the Ms Janette-vocalled 'Good Night', which sits somewhere around the point where Dapp Kings-ish 'new old' funk and soul starts to blur into contemporary jazz; that's followed by the stripped 'n' strutty four-string workout that is 'Manhattan Day', before 'Cosmic Disco' injects a lil' Afro flava and some analogue synth squelch into proceedings. The livelier 'Nottin' then packs some fine jazzy licks before 'New Planet' plays us out on a mellower, more warm-up/post-club kinda note. Good stuff, with 'Manhattan Day' and 'Nottin' leading the charge for yours truly.
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SE 840
17 Jan 22
17 Jan 22
