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Discotheque Credits
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Review: Discotheque Credits has reached "Level Twelve" of their ongoing re-edit game. This time round, it's label newcomer Machine Disco giddily skipping through the synth-laden, 16-bit landscape on route to a showdown with the notoriously tricky end of level boss. There's two quests to keep us occupied on the way: the chunky, toughened-up, delay-laden electrofunk bliss of "Feel How You Love", where chiming synthesizer lead lines, Chic style guitars, echoing drum hits, glassy-eyed female vocal snippets, bold piano riffs and a weighty, almost acid style bassline act as enemies to vanquish on the way, and the thrusting, arpeggio-driven, Mario style romp that is "Music Makin". The latter excursion of a kaleidoscopic throb-job based on the instrumental sections of one of Morgan Geist and Darshan jesrani's favourite Gary's Gang cuts.
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CREDIT 012
24 Jul 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
24 Jul 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: FINGERMAN
Review: Level up! The Discotheque Credits label welcomes disco don, maestro and wordsmith Simon LeSaint to its fold via the vocal brilliance of Lady Jane, a disco artist known for her connection to North Carolina's Chocolate Cholly's label. With deep keys, uplifting hand percussions and a dynamite backbeat, "Easy Ladies" really takes off when its extra kick drum hits, allowing Lady Jane's reverb-kissed vocals to take over and turn up the heat. Delivering some extra dramatic flair and ballroom vibes is the DC dub which fires in some extra snares to drastic effect supporting that highstreet, 1980s push. Checkpoint!
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CREDIT 013
04 Sep 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
04 Sep 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: Hearing vocals from alternating genres worked into garage remixes will always have a pleasing feel about it, especially when showcased as well as the Dubplates From E14 team have done here. They take the super-catchy vocal displays of Allesia Cara's 'Here' and rework it into a dancefloor-ready singalong, letting the vocal take the lead role but surrounding it in colourful, bouncy garage energy. It's got the moogy bassline, the skippy drum textures and everything in between, which are made much more apparent with the instrumental version of the release also being included in the release!
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DPFE 14DL4
16 Jul 21
UK Garage
16 Jul 21
UK Garage
Level NineEXCLUSIVE
Review: NYC/London twosome Discotheque Credit is among the most eclectic of all re-edit outfits, with previous EPs touching on everything from the '80s synth-pop stylings of ABC, to the big beat-era electro of Les Rhythmes Digitales. Having reached Level 9 of their musical arcade adventure, the duo kicks things off with the hard-worn, mind-altering proto-house throb of "Burnt", where acid style electronics ride a snappy drum machine groove and undulating, Italo-style bassline. "Love Spy" sees them sneakily stitch together bits of an analogue house cover version of Cymade's "Bra", and the stripped-back dub of Was (Not Was) single "Spy In The House of Love". Sparse, rhythmic and chock full of heavy synth bass, it's something of a killer.
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CREDIT 009
08 Jul 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
08 Jul 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Step up player one this NYC/London duo have put some more credit in the arcade machine and it's your turn to check out their latest level of disco action. These two latest offerings are more in the mash-up category than before with "Booty (Night) Call" splicing Kavinsky with some sunkissed and shimmering electro-house. Better though is hearing Les Rhythmes Digitales reworked with a female vocal on "Lets Jacques", evoking memories of Mylo's Muscle Car in the process.
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CREDIT 003
29 Aug 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
29 Aug 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
Level TwoEXCLUSIVE
Played by: Discothèque Credits
Review: Discotheque Credits are a New York/London production outfit who provide 'forward thinking instant disco credit for DJs'. Here on their second offering they serve up a seductive sax-heavy Balearic rework of two Godley and Creme tracks on "Ready for Ralph's Problem?" On the digital flipside we get "Love The Look", a seven-minute plus retweak of Trevor Horn's own dub mix of ABC's 80s pop classic "The Look Of Love" - here appearing as more stripped back and slinky electro-funk.
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CREDIT 002
25 Jul 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
25 Jul 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
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CREDIT 015
12 Jan 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
12 Jan 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
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CREDIT 016
03 Jun 22
Deep House
03 Jun 22
Deep House
Review: Having spent the last 12 months showcasing his re-edit skills on Masterworks Music and Midnight Riot, Coutel joins the Discotheque Credits clan with "Backed Roots", an expert re-arrangement of Odyssey's cover of Lamont Dozier classic "Going Back To My Roots". It's cleverly done, with Coutel finally dropping the anthem-like vocals following an extended instrumental build-up. Label bosses Discotheque Credits serve up a complimentary 'Dub' that makes greater use of the source material's percussive passages and African-influenced vocal chants. At 11 minutes long, it's something of an epic, but retains interest throughout via great builds, drops and use of heavily percussive drum breaks.
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CREDIT 008
13 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
13 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
