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LFTP 005
23 Feb 24
Indie/Alternative
23 Feb 24
Indie/Alternative
Played by: Irregular Disco Workers, Rob Lee, DJ Daniel W. Best, Juno Recommends Disco, LEGO EDIT, Paul DaSoul, Tee Cooper
Review: Glitterbox knows how to throw a party, and "Glitterbox Archives Vol 4" proves it once again. This EP collects four previously unreleased, dancefloor-tested gems, each offering a unique flavour of the label's signature sound. Kicking off with a bang is The Shapeshifters' "Try My Love (On For Size) (The Rub Dub)". This extended version of the already infectious disco anthem dives deeper into its groove, layering dubby effects and pulsating basslines that will have you moving right away. Next up, Michael Gray and Kelli Sae's "You're Gonna Make Me Dub Somebody Else" takes things down a notch. The "dub" moniker lives up to its name, stripping away some of the original's funk elements and emphasizing the hypnotic rhythm section. Kelli Sae's sultry vocals remain captivating, while the dub treatment creates a more introspective and atmospheric aura. Art Of Tones & Inaya Day's "Give My Love (Piano Dub)" is a revelation. This stripped-down version showcases the song's beautiful piano melody and Inaya Day's powerful vocals in a whole new light. Rounding out the EP is Qwestlife's "Hit It Off (Babert Remix)". Italian house maestro Babert injects his signature energy into the track, transforming it into a driving house anthem. Teni Tinks' vocals are chopped and looped, adding a playful touch to the infectious groove. This one is sure to get the crowd moving and leave them wanting more. A sparkly feast for disco devotees!
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826194 655099
16 Feb 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Feb 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
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LFTP 004
20 Oct 23
Pop
20 Oct 23
Pop
Fire Island feat Love Nelson
Review: Disco classic "There But For The Grace of God" by Fire Island featuring Love Nelson gets a fresh lease on life with a new remix by house music expert Alan Dixon on the 4 To The Floor label. This reimagining breathes new energy into the original track while staying true to its soulful core. Love Nelson's iconic vocals remain the centerpiece, soaring effortlessly above a foundation of driving bass and crisp percussion. Dixon's masterful touch adds a contemporary twist with subtle electronic flourishes and a pulsating groove that keeps the dancefloor hypnotized.
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826194 657093
22 Mar 24
Funky/Club House
22 Mar 24
Funky/Club House
Review: The Sprechen label's inaugural album release takes listeners on a captivating journey through the celestial realms of electronica and the vibrant, neon-lit streets of South Manchester. "Where Do I Belong?" marks the debut long player by The Thief Of Time, a new studio endeavour from Sprechen founder Chris Massey. Drawing inspiration from a life steeped in clubs, comic books, cult movies, and cosmic adventures, the album weaves a semi-autobiographical narrative through a tapestry of electronic artists and synth-heavy movie scores. Chris Massey's approach to the project is refreshingly unbound, allowing loose ideas to evolve into a collection of songs that pays homage to diverse sonic influences, featuring contributions from Manchester artists like A Certain Ratio, Bay Bryan, Psychederek and NIIX to Love Letters From Space and Allison Rae from Causeway.
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SMV 007
06 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
06 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
September In The Rain (Live, BBC Light Programme, Saturday Club, 13 September 1966) - (2:36) 134 BPM
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5021732 173294
12 Apr 24
Rock
12 Apr 24
Rock
Review: The Church of Love may be a new name, but the collective's members - Hard Ton, Nico Lahs AKA Cosmic Garden and Michele Lamacchia - are all successful producers. In its' original mix form, 'FRIENDS' is a groovy, bass-heavy chunk of retro-futurist house that doffs a cap not only to Italo-house of the early '90s, but also US vocal deep house from the same period. The headline remix comes courtesy of the late, great Paul Johnson - a rolling 'Dancefloor Dub' that's a little heavier and chunkier. There are two fine Church of Love reworks to savour too: the awesome, Ron Hardy inspired 'Muzic Box Mix' that's awash with immersive chords, clattering machine drums and wiggly acid lines, and the Frankie Knuckles-esque 'Warehouse Mix', which is warmer and more organ-heavy.
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ATJ 010
15 Aug 22
Deep House
15 Aug 22
Deep House
Bunny's Eyes Widen & Pupils Dialate As It Pokes Its Head Out Of Its Hole & Realizes Its The First Day Of Spring - (4:13) 80 BPM
The Prick's & Pain's Of Love's Crown Of Thorns (I'm Sorry Because I Could Be Wrong Right Now...) - (3:29) 124 BPM
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OPAL 260
29 Mar 24
Ambient/Drone
29 Mar 24
Ambient/Drone
