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Played by: Irregular Disco Workers
Review: It's now a full 30 years since Marco Passarani's first release on Detroit label Generator, and that experience shows as he serves up a six-tracker that blends Italo, house and techno in the Italian veteran's trademark fashion. Italo fanatics should start with 'Starers' or 'Videomusic 0300 AM', while if your tastes veer more to the house and techno side of the street then check first for 'Dovetail Shuffle Theme' or 'Saturday Romance', the latter an understated disco shuffle that takes the gold for this reviewer simply because you can see it working its way into all manner of different sets.
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: The once enigmatic duo consisting of Valerio 'Larry Tiger' Del Prete and David Woods aka veteran producer Marco Passarani return on their eponymous imprint, for some good ol' fashioned disco goodness on the 'Boot & Heel' EP. As a matter of fact, this might be the first T&W product that could, unashamedly, be described as Italo! From the neon-lit euphoria of "Gotta Change" and it's Fred Ventura-like vocal, to the sexy and sun-kissed balearic charm of "Feel The Fire" and channeling the Den Harrow / old school CBS radio programming side of things on the utterly electrifying "Rio Rio Rio" - it's what they best described themselves the perfect soundtrack to the fading summer and next year's hedonistic club season.
Played by: FINGERMAN, Don Dayglow, Woodhead, Juno Recommends Disco, 80's Child, Stephen Richards (DiscoDaze), Sould Out, Disco Funk Spinner - D.F.S
Review: Everyone's favourite boogie-fired loop-house duo has been rather quiet of late. In fact, this is the sample-loving Italian twosome's first single release since 2016. It's fair to say that these two tracks were worth the wait, though. "Chilli Jam" is a typically throbbing, heavy house loop-jam built around lifts from a rubbery, low-slung disco-funk gem, blessed with their usual energy-building edit tricks and DJ style filter drop-outs. While it's a tried and tested peak-time floor-slayer, the decidedly epic "Moonswing" is even better. Starting out as a twinkling, loved-up chunk of rolling deep house bliss, it soon morphs into a suitably wavy and life-affirming Balearic house rush complete with sneaky boogie samples. It's great to have them back.
Played by: Holiday 80, DAVE GERRARD, Fabietto Delgado (Ankle Release), FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Superbreak, Tonbe, Alan Dixon, Shit Hot Soundsystem, BRENDON P, Hober Mallow, 80's Child, Downunder Disco, SEEN ON TV, Disco Funk Spinner - D.F.S, Paraiso Musique
Review: Everyone's favourite boogie-sampling house duo returns, once again rinsing the jokey golf references on sophomore set On The Green Again. Given that they nailed their tried-and-tested formula years back - think immaculately produced, boogie-sampling loop jams designed for maximum club pleasure - it's little surprise to find that they barely deviate from the blueprint throughout the album's 13 tracks. It's a formula that guarantees more thrills than spills, though, and the highlights come thick and fast. We're particularly enjoying the rubbery bassline and fizzing synths of "Bestilissimo", the life-affirming sweetness of "Ginger & Fred" (arguably this album's "Gin Nation"), and the muscular funk of "Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden", though digital-only bonus "No More Talking" is also darned tasty.
Review: While there have been occasional deviations from their tried-and-tested formula, the vast majority of Tiger & Woods-related releases turn old boogie jams into loopy house gold. This second EP on their Running Back affiliated T&W Records imprint does things a little differently, most obviously by looking to new wave club cuts and Italo-disco jams for inspiration. Icelander Delphi steps up first, expertly cutting up the bass motif and arpeggio lines from what sounds like a vintage cover version of New Order's "Blue Monday". Marco & Val continue the darker theme on "Indiana Tones", expertly building up a clattering drum machine rhythm via the use of moody chords, sparkling electronics and, eventually, a jammed-out synthesizer bassline.
Played by: Dicky Trisco, Odiggity - Tram Trax, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Juno Recommends Disco, Ash Reynolds, Tonbe, Evil Smarty, Alan Dixon, Get Down Edits, MR ABSOLUTT, 80's Child, JAMES ROD, PHILLY VANILLI (We Mean Disco!!), Benjamin Fröhlich, Gradient Logic, SEEN ON TV, Olivier (La Freund Recordings)
Review: Everyone's favourite golfer-baiting cut-up merchants are back, once again plying their trade on the T&W Records label Gerd Jansen set up for them as an offshoot of his mighty Running Back stable. Although their method and style rarely changes - and it certainly doesn't here - the Italian duo also rarely fail to deliver. "Boca" is another killer, with cheery, boogie-era disco loops and vocal cuts being tweaked to perfection over the course of nine mesmerizing, party-starting minutes. Flipside "No More Talking" is arguably even better, with the pair making great use of an extended breakdown and build up. By the time the track drops again - via big vocal loops and piano-laden disco hooks - you'll have stopped wondering about the identity of the source material and be dancing like mad.
