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3 Very Fresh & Gleaming Edit/Not Edit/ LoopOut/Overdub/ Whoknowswhatsgoingonhere() Tracks From APC (AKA Aaron From Peaking Lights!).......TIP!
Art Work By Cosmo Knex
Mastering By Sonic Boom

The blade wielding edit team known as Beard Science return for 2013 !
Four more lost classics given the short back and sides (and a few extensions)
The seventh release in this celebrated series opens with Oswego Music stretching out a fragment of dubby Eighties rock.
Next, T.Tauri revs up the engine on a raucous disco stormer.
For the B side, Toronto's Andrew Allsgood and Alister 'DJ Catalist' Johnson make their Beard Science debut with some sinuous space disco, hot on the heels of the launch of their Free Association label.
Finally, Brad Vachal, flying solo without Eric Hedford on this outing, slows things down with a swampy, bluesy rock number.

After the success of the first three volumes, Musica Sol Y Mar are back with a fourth installment of Balearic Sound for 2013. The album contains tracks such as 'In Alto Mare' from sultry Italian singer Loredana Berte who delivers a killer piano-led groove that has been a summer favourite in the Mediterranean since its release in the early 1980s; the dope slo-mo Cosmic groove of 'My Baby My' by US soul singer Sue Ann Cardwell which was a big hit on the White Island as well as being popular with the Afro and Cosmic DJs in Italy. The slo-mo theme is continued with The Alan Parsons Project's mighty 'The Gold Bug' which the Quiet Village guys have been championing in recent years. Our Amnesia days are remembered with Switzerland's finest duo, Yello and their inimitable 'She's Got A Gun' which Alfredo often dropped in his warm up sets. Rock music has always been a key part of the Balearic sound and is showcased here by legends The Who and Rod Stewart. Rod's sleazy groove 'Passion' has been revived in recent years by Balearic Mike and Joel Martin in England whilst The Who's 'Eminence Front' has endured popularity in New York via David Mancuso and Larry Levan as well as Ibizan DJs. Jose Padilla's enduring influence is written large in the songs by Jevetta Steele, Malcolm McLaren and Alphonso Johnson - perfect to soundtrack a Café Del Mar sunset. All tracks featured here are either long deleted on vinyl or are seeing a vinyl release for the first time and have been re-mastered for maximum quality. Enjoy Balearic Sound Volumen Cuatro!

'HAIM are a group on a crest of a wave - in demand, adored and feeling capable of anything' - The Guardian
HAIM release their new EP, 'Falling', through National Anthem/Polydor Records on the 1st April 2013. The track 'Falling' is available to buy digitally now.
Following their head-turning introduction in 2012 with the acclaimed debut EP 'Forever' and it's follow-up EP 'Don't Save Me', 2012, San Fernando Valley sisters HAIM kick-off the new year as the BBC Sound of 2013 poll winners with their new EP, 'Falling'.
Produced by Ariel Rechtshaid (Vampire Weekend, Major Lazer and Usher) in LA, 'Falling' is undeniably West Coast pop at its finest. Timeless and passionate. Seductive and smart. It's the sound of three very talented young sisters making music that brings together more than just the strands of their foremost influences. HAIM sound fresh, and 'Falling' is another very timely reminder as to why they are 2013's most exciting new prospect.Invited onto support tours across the US with Mumford & Sons, a British arena tour with Florence & The Machine, by way of their own sold-out tour of Europe, HAIM brought 2012 to close as one of the finest new live bands around, and the early phases of 2013 finds them locked in an LA studio putting the finishing touches to their debut album due out in late Spring.
With a return to SXSW in Texas scheduled for March, and a flurry of live activity across the globe currently being plotted for the next twelve months, HAIM marked their arrival in emphatic fashion, and yet their best is still very much to come.
Formats: Digital Bundle + 10'' vinyl release (10'' pink vinyl, inner bag, spined sleeve, shrinkwrap)

For the 100th release we have come up with possibly the most bonkers of an idea since we started: Take the coolest Simple Minds song, two (ex) members of Simple Minds, the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and plenty of Nang flavour. Label head honcho Loudery evokes the "double O privilege" card for the to lead the players in a cover version of 'Book Of Brilliant Things' from 1984
The original version is a melting pot of splendiferous ingredients. Prague Orchestral strings, Chic bass grooves, analogue keys, plucky guitars and the vocals of soul princessTahamenePark. She moulds the head-on Jim Kerr vocal lines into a slick, sultry, laidback treat. As with past Loudery releases the big orchestral break down is there, this time taking inspiration from the "City OfLight" Simple Minds version. The release features vocal and instrumental versions.

King Street Sounds celebrates its double decade-long love of House Music with one of its foremost heroes, Louie Vega. A milestone for both as Louie Vega won 2 Grammy Awards, been part of one of the most influential House Music production teams, namely Masters At Work, launched such monumental and groundbreaking projects like Nuyorican Soul and Elements of Life, release significant productions on his Vega Records, tour with his beautiful wife, performer and DJ Anane, as well as to this day, continuing to wow audiences each and every week around the world with his superb mixing skills as a live DJ. In this time King Street has also seen its share of successes, working with Louie and launching 2 sister labels, Nite Grooves & Street King, creating a catalog of over 1800 titles, a few mainstream chart toppers, and contributing to the early careers of some of the most world-renowned artists in House Music; namely DJ Pierre, Satoshi Tomiie, Cevin Fisher, Dimitri from Paris, Roland Clark, Blaze, Tony Humphries, David Morales, Danny Tenaglia, Kerri Chandler, Dennis Ferrer, Joe Claussell, and many, many others. Louie Vega and King Street have come together once again to mark the label's 20th Anniversary. This momentous occasion is marked by a double release on CD with an homage being paid to the Master at Work himself. On CD1 Louie returned to his lab and re-worked Dennis Ferrer feat Mia Tuttavilla's smash hit Touched the Sky, and has especially created his very own intermittent Vega beat original floor fillers, namely I, II, & III, which are seamlessly mixed throughout various segments. All of the selected tunes have slight peaks and valleys with mostly even keels and steady tempos, that tug on the swaying hips ever-so deeply. Other highlights on this comp include Jon Cutler's dub of Kimara Lovelace's Far Away, Mr.V's 5 Beats Mute Pass of DJ Roland Clark's "Have A Good Time," the Kerri Chandler Kaoz 6:23 Dub of Studio Apartment feat. Monique Bingham's "Found Him," the Teddy Douglas Re-Edit of Pastaboys Main Mix of Ananda Project's club hit "Where The Music Takes You" and quite a number of other notables. CD2 is 11 of the Best Of Productions and Remixes he did for King St over the years. From the classics, "Souffles H," "Cassio's Theme," and to the more recent "Touched The Sky," "Lovery" and many more. Since its spawning form the days of Disco and morphing and evolving over the years into its varied styles, House/Dance Music/EDM, once considered the bastard child of the music industry, never ever went away and with 20-years etched into music history, further proof that a label like King Street Sounds and artists like Louie Vega have surely stood the test of time.


























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Named in homage to the series of collectable football cards from the 1970s, the Rothmans label follows the inaugural Mario Kempes Release with another long-haired icon being given his dues in the form of The Harald Toni Schumacher Release, complete with another four tracks of chugging techno-disco. Emotional Response's Timothy J Fairplay kicks things off with "Off The Rails", an expectedly dark and tense piece of Carpenter-esque synth, while LWE writer Per Bojsen-Moller delivers the atmospheric techno of "Staying Late", whose rippling analogue bassline gives way to an unexpectedly funky breakdown. On the flip, Steve Cook's "Noah's Arp" takes things a Balearic house direction with its thick, filtered analogue textures adding some psychedelic colour to its mid-tempo grooves, while Emile Strunz's "Magnetic" adds some acid flavour to its low-swung, vocoder saturated Italo swagger.

From the tropics comes Whiskey Disco, a sneaky re-edit label bent on dredging the decanter for diffident dancefloor genius from latent disco perpetrators. It's loosely connected to Sleazy McQueen and his assorted cohorts.Whiskey Disco #18, Cut Me Gently by Beard In Dust comes from behind the iron curtain. On a recent tour of Russia, Sleazy McQueen had the fortune of meeting a friendly Moscovite with an excellent selection of re-edits gathering dust on the hard drive. From the stab-centric "it shouldn't work, but it does" re-edit of Grapevine to the cosmic groover, Revolution In Morder, the straight up boogie of Highest Mountain and the laidback ease of Can't Get Enough-- more than most, this really does offer something for all (groovy)
dancefloors.

Another fantastic compilation from Sunkissed featuring six incredible Afro Latin flavoured Balearic rarities from 70/80s Brazilian singer/songwriter Jorge Ben. A stunning selection of hard to find tracks that all found favour both on Italy's Afro Funky Cosmic scene and on the dancefloors of Ibiza and beyond. Standouts include the floor friendly 'Ponta De Lanca Africano (Umbabarauma)' and 'Energia Bom Bom' as well as the brilliant 'Falcao' only ever available before as an in-demand limited 1983 seven inch but all the cuts are essential and a great way to collect some of the best work by such a wonderful artist.
Top stuff !

Reissue of this superb and mega rare 1984 12' from one-hit German beauties Saada Bonaire. Hugely in-demand by those in the know (with prices to match), this quirky trio of tracks was lifted out of obscurity by massive support from Cosmic DJs such as Baldelli and Beppe Loda and drifted around the Mediterranean becoming big on the Balearic scene too. Title track 'You Could Be More As You Are' kills the dancefloor every time with an icy vocal delivery underpinned by chunky synths, wild steel guitar and wonky sitar riffs driven by a great fat b-line as you'd expect from UK reggae star Dennis Bovell who produced all tracks on this 12. Over on side 2 we have 'Invitation', a superb grooving cut with a dark squelching bass hook and smoothly sexy vocals and last up is a weird and wonderful spaced-out dubbed-out version of the JJ Cale classic - 'Funky Way'. Don't miss!

A few years ago I took a journey to Europe searching for a new sound.

People along the journey had been telling me about this guy from Tropea, Italy called DJ Steve (named after his favorite musician, Stevie Wonder).
He's a butcher there by day, but at night he's the DJ at a club called Casablanca. I made my way to this tiny town in the south of Italy and found DJ Steve.
His 12 hour DJ sets opened my eyes. This guy was the real deal. He was playing dubplates, vinyl, cassettes, and reel-to-reel's. All special edits he had done over the years.
I couldn't believe what I was hearing.


In late November of 2011 DJ Steve finally made his first visit outside of Italy and came to New York. He came on my Beats In Space radio show and blew everyone away. It was one of the most listened to mixes of the year. While he was in New York, I was able to record in a few of the dubplates of edits he had done. Those recordings are how we arrived at the release of "DJ Steve's Special Cuts" series.
With this release we also started a new sub-label for Beats In Space Records. B.I.S. Records, Inc is for any of the edits or bootlegs we might come across.
Part One sold out immediately, and we're expecting Part Two to do the same ! Tim Sweeney. NYC.

Originally released in 2004 on the heels of the massively successful
singles 'Losing My Edge' and 'Give It Up,' LCD Soundsystem's
'Yeah' is a choice dance-rocker with everything one expects from
the DFA hit factory—infectious baselines, killer disco beats and percussion,
disaffected vocals and burning keyboards. Back in print on
vinyl, it's an instant party with a climactic end.

Limited Edition 150g Blue Vinyl / Picture sleeve edition
Welcome aboard Principal Records, who debut with 'In My Mind' by 'thatmanmonkz' (whose recent EP for Tone Control has been making serious waves) affiliated act S&M (feat. Dnaë) - a deep, disco infused house release backed with a remix from Wolf Music's ever in-demand Medlar.
Principal Records is the brainchild of DJ/Producers Rob Fahey and Jeff Daniels, the former having previously released for Under The Shade and the latter a UK-Music industry veteran having held positions with the likes of BMG and Sole Unlimited.
S&M comprises Danimal Swainger (aka Daniel Swain) and Thatmanmonkz (aka Scott Moncrieff) who met in Sheffield's notorious muso drinking hole, Dulo.
Danimal had a history on the 'edits' scene while thatmanmonkz has developed a formidable reputation as Toddla T's cohort in the Small Arms Fiya imprint.

For 'In My Mind' the duo team up with Dnaë, a hugely promising vocalist hailing from Kingston, Jamaica and now based in the steel-city. 'In My Mind' is gentle, rhythmic house with afro-beat overtones and rich, deep house sensibilities. Skittering Percussion sits underneath warm, sliding chord pads while Dnae's vocal work flows beautifully throughout, complimenting the track's infectious bass perfectly.

Medlar, an increasingly in demand artist following strong work for the much-hyped Wolf Music, takes 'In My Mind' into jacking house territory with some classic Roland bass work and nifty drum programming which rough up the original's vocal and piano content.

S&M close the EP with '£4£', a mid-tempo disco-house cut which swings low and loose.
Musically dense in all of the right places and with a great synergy between original elements and sampled content

There's no denying, times are HARD out there right now...we could all use a BREAK !

In these dark days, Parkway are proud to welcome a new shining light to the family, in the shape of D.C's The Fyre Krew.
The driving force behind this dynamic group is front man Eugene Fyre, who's worked with some of the industry's finest
Eugene tells us he's sending this out to all those folks struggling to make ends meet against the odds, and we at Parkway feel sure it's going to give your dancefloor
the chance to forget their troubles.
As a way to show our appreciation to all you vinyl lovers who've supported us, we've decided to release this one as a special, limited vinyl only 10"
And I've personally been hard at work in the studio to provide a stripped to the bone NY Dub mix for the flip.
We really feel this is something special, and hope you do too !

Conservation Dept. welcomes the mysterious pairing of G&D to the helm of the third release in the series. G&D follow in the path set by two very well received outings from Saint Petersburg Disco Spin Club and Nick Anthony (Simoncino).

2 Fresh edits here from MH Black.
O F F M S G coming with the if 'Carl Craig did disco' vibe
While Tee Mango brings the slow-mo looseness of a Raw Cuts release.
Hand stickered, stamped and numbered with no repress so when they're gone, they're gone.
A side: Sounds distinctly like a stripped back and stretched out rework of Roy Ayres' Chicago.
B side: Works the instantly recognisable piano from Rotary Connection's Black Gold Of The Sun.
BLK001 sold out within the week, I can't imagine these will hang about.

The EFUNK effect continues to echo across the universe as Soul Clap's mantra 'Everybody's Freaky Under Natures Kingdom' summons the Egyptian Lover himself, who revisits 'The Alezby Inn' to deliver his own spin on the Soul Clap cover of his classic electro-funk jam. The Crew Love is in full effect as Nick Monaco, Night Plane and recent Marcy Hotel regular John Camp deliver the magic on more remixes of 'The Alezby Inn', 'Ecstasy' and 'I Need Your Lovin' feat. 90s pop soul singer Mel Blatt. The 2012 debut album 'EFUNK' from Boston duo Soul Clap entered into unchartered territory, blowing apart the "dance" song format with their freaky sleazy surreal antics, 'EFUNK' fused the entirety of Soul Clap's past musical influence with super fresh execution. Here Wolf + Lamb Music further explores the debut by delivering a striking collection of remixes for three of the stand out tracks.

With 'The Alezby Inn' featuring The Genevan Heathen, a cover of legendary westcoast electro don Egyptian Lover, Soul Clap worked it with spaced out futurism whilst staying true to the mischievous charm of the original. In a major coup, Egyptian Lover graces the label as guest remixer of honour, stripping the track back to its bare cowbell funk ridden flex with dubbier undertones. Hyperactive new blood Nick Monaco takes the reigns next with a deep intergalactic voyage over the Milky Way to an Alezby Inn of a parallel dimension.

Wrapping the listener in a breathy, lovers embrace, the B-side features remixes of the Mel Blatt penned 'Ecstasy' and the cover of Corgis classic 'I Need Your Lovin'. Brooklyn based talent John Camp steps up first transforming 'I Need Your Lovin' into a sultry slow jam - shimmering, sexy and flowing over delicately broken beats. Soul Clap Records debut signing Night Plane delivers 'Ecstasy feat. Mel Blatt (Club Mix)' a multitextured sound bed of swirling pads and warped keys against a restrained late night groove plus a sublime digital extra 'Miami Mix' of 'Ecstasy'.

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"Brilliant mad rare re-masters of 4 classic hard to find anthems"

Actually, a split release between Paul Hill and Nikki-O. Two sides of warm, intimate vocal house music. Tip!!
Paul Hill's side is a midtempo cut with sweet playing between main vocal and background vox. The Nikki-O side is more uptempo and has an affectuous bassline supporting the track.

Spiller is back to his renown disco looping style with a new single featuring Nina Miranda (former singer of Smoke City).
The provocative song combined with Spiller's music and Nina's sweet anglo-brazilian voice are making it a unique tune.
The single comes with 3 versions by Spiller himself, a deep and slow remix by the italo master Bottin and an
ultra funk re-work by The Supermen Lovers!!

Already supported by: Tony Humphries, Breakbot, Felix (Basement Jaxx), Ashley Beedle, Ewan Pearson, Boys Noize,
Dimitri From Paris, Ron Carroll, M.A.N.D.Y., Ian Pooley, Dorfmeister, DiskJokke, Steve Bug, Joey Negro, Jaymo,
Justin Robertson, Pete Herbert, Kraak and Smaak, Mousse T, Boris Dlugosch, Severino (Horse Meat Disco),
Tensnake, Justin Martin, Xinobi, The Glimmers, Justin Faust, Telonius,Villa, Nick Catchdubs ...

Feedbacks:

Nice tracks from Spiller. Cool samples and melodies (Tony Humphries)
NICE !!! ‹3 Spiller (Breakbot)
Really like the Bottin remix (Ewan Pearson)
Loving the Superman Lovers remix. Definitely put a smile on my face (Ashely Beedle, X-Press 2 / Black Science Orchestra)
Yep, i like it (Felix, Basement Jaxx)
Beautiful tune!!! (Ron Carroll)
So good i want to throw all my production away and restart..no joke..amazing (Filippo "Naughty" Moscatello)
Great package.. love the dub (Justin Martin)
Lovely vocal and sweet lazy vibes (Dimitri From Paris)
Loving The Supermen Lovers and Bottin remix (Tensnake)
Thank you for the good music (M.A.N.D.Y.)
MASTERPIECE !!!!!!!!!!! (Ian Pooley)
Cool vibes, i like the dub mix (Boys Noize)
Good Stuff (Joey Negro)
Jacking! (Justin Robertson)
Bottin mix sounding good (Pete Herbert)
All over the dub mix, excellent. Supermen Lovers remix really good as well (Justin Faust)
Sexy funky !! (Dorfmeister)
GREAT remix by Bottin. But that's no surprise! (DiskJokke)
Spillers back!!!! - I really like the Bottin remix also! (Kasper Bjorke)
Very nice! (Jaymo)
Nice disco work out! (Kraak & Smaak)
Long tall Spix has done it again (Mousse T)
LOVE the original, what a TUNE!! SUPERMEN LOVERS is dope, too! (Boris Dlugosch)
Very good production.. Funky funky !! Great job from Bottin ..killer bass (Severino, Horse Meat Disco)
Super will play it (Telonius)
Steady as he goes; great stuff (Villa)
Feelin it! nice vibe with the live instrumentation (Nick Catchdubs)

Future Disco present the second sampler in a set of two from the forthcoming Volume 6 - Night Moves album. This collection brings 4 highlights of the album to each limited edition vinyl pressing. Each sampler across the last 5 album installments has sold out instantly... this next double disc collection is sure to see the same wide spread hype.
The A side of sampler No2 starts off fresh and up beat with Needwant talent Mario Basanov and his remix of the MotorCitySoul synth villain, 'Playground'. Bonar Bradberry, who is a staple for the Future Disco series, treats us to the previously unreleased and exclusive 'Loose Grip'.
Newcomer Monte begins side B with 'True', a bass infused track that will put a stomp on any dance floor. Then wrapping things up we have Greymatter's 'Tisno', where those balearic vibes will take you to a far off summertime locale.

'The original process of 're-mixing records' was intended to provide an alternative listening experience which had been optimized for people who went out to dance at Discos. John was one of the early pioneers who loved music, understood his craft and HAD RESPECT FOR THE CREATIVE WORK from which his mixes were derived' Patrick Adams - Super Producer. Writer of more than 30 Gold and Platinum records and back to back winner of ASCAP Songwriter of the year award 1996/1997

This compilation is John Morales' third for BBE. Few can match his contributions to the world of Dance Music be it soul, funk, disco, to today's house music.

John Morales is considered one of the true legends of the mix. And his work some thirty years later continues to be cutting edge and inspiring. His epic mix of Universal Robot Bands boogie anthem 'Barely Breakin Even' is the source from which BBE Records got its name.
No attempt has ever been made to summarise the pinnacle of John's work. This third release on BBE continues that history lesson that John has forged in dance music. He formed The M&M Mix with his late partner Sergio Munzibai, in 1982 till 1990 whose output of over 650 mixes will be unmatched today. John continues The M&M legacy.
From the Rolling Stones to Gloria Estefan, The Temptations, Barry White, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Hall & Oates, Teena Marie, Aretha Franklin to BBE - we have all been molded by John's everlasting mix influence, love for his work and his Music..
These superb doublepacks present some of John's finest works, and takes the M&M Mix legacy to yet a higher level.

'The original process of 're-mixing records' was intended to provide an alternative listening experience which had been optimized for people who went out to dance at Discos. John was one of the early pioneers who loved music, understood his craft and HAD RESPECT FOR THE CREATIVE WORK from which his mixes were derived' Patrick Adams - Super Producer. Writer of more than 30 Gold and Platinum records and back to back winner of ASCAP Songwriter of the year award 1996/1997
This compilation is John Morales' third for BBE. Few can match his contributions to the world of Dance Music be it soul, funk, disco, to today's house music.
John Morales is considered one of the true legends of the mix. And his work some thirty years later continues to be cutting edge and inspiring. His epic mix of Universal Robot Bands boogie anthem 'Barely Breakin Even' is the source from which BBE Records got its name.
No attempt has ever been made to summarise the pinnacle of John's work. This third release on BBE continues that history lesson that John has forged in dance music. He formed The M&M Mix with his late partner Sergio Munzibai, in 1982 till 1990 whose output of over 650 mixes will be unmatched today. John continues The M&M legacy.
From the Rolling Stones to Gloria Estefan, The Temptations, Barry White, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Hall & Oates, Teena Marie, Aretha Franklin to BBE - we have all been molded by John's everlasting mix influence, love for his work and his Music..
These superb doublepacks present some of John's finest works, and takes the M&M Mix legacy to yet a higher level.

In 1989, Yozo went to NYC on his own, where he discovered
Larry Levan's residency at the club Choice and David
Mancuso's legendary parties at the Loft. Upon returning to
Japan, he became one of the messengers of those legendary
NYC party spirits and opened EAD records in 1997. He has
been one of the most prominent dealers bringing disco/
house records straight from NYC and his taste in music is
widely trusted and respected by DJs and hard-core music
collectors.
Here he picks 12 rare records for the penultimate CD in the
Originals series.

Persnickety Sounds is here to funk-ti-fy your world!
In this era of Nü-Disco, Space Disco, Cosmic Disco, Disco House and shit, there must be a beacon of quality to light the way and lead the faithful back to a place where good grooves matter and realness is holding court.
Let the labels fall and just get it movin'.

Northern Irish garage/house duo Ric McClelland and Sean Grieve make a guest appearance for NYC's On The Prowl! Some of you might know Ric from Seven Music, NRK, Large Records, Night Drive...etc. Together they join forces for "If You Want / Move Back" with remixes by Giorgio Luceri and Club Silencio, both of whom have had previous releases on OTP (Club Silencio being an alter ego of Robotalco).
"If You Want" gets things moving with a deep house style layered with a big upfront bassline and super lush pads that are straight outta Detroit! Built to please big rooms in the early morning. A2 has Club Silencio showing his remix finesse by adding some organ key stabs in the "Gypsey Women" territory. Proper early 90's house vibes but still maintaining a modern edge.
"Move Back" shifts the mood toward a more disco feel with balaeric style guitars and laid back and groovey bassline. On the remix Luceri adds his music touch while keeping things driving with steady snare fills and old school drums.
A brilliant roundup all around.

finally repressed!

Limited 12" release of Tom Trago's take on the obscure boogie banger 'Soul With Milk'. On the flip you'll find the original of Funkin In' Your Mind as featured on the SURINAM! compilation. TIP!

With DJs Dimitri From Paris, Francois K, Doc Martin, Greg Wilson, Danny Krivit and others playing his stuff regularly - combined with seven #1 releases on the junodownload disco/nu disco charts in the past year, you know DJ, producer, remixer and keyboardist Jean Claude Gavri is someone to listen to. This is confirmed with the first vinyl release on his Coco Bin imprint featuring in his own words a disco monster entitled 'The Get Down' With an excellent dub mix on the flip this record will be in all the right boxes for a long time to come

01 daniele baldelli - marco dionigi - imago
02 the stupid set - ah pook flavio vecchi remix
03 clay pedrini - new dream irobots reconstruction
04 irregular disco workers - viaggio nel corpo umano
05 the units - tight fit klein - mbo remix
06 irobots - streets of dongguan
07 crowdpleaser - knup rofa not human version
08 malandra jr - the 80 addicts
09 mushrooms project - odissey i acoustics take
10 schaltkreis wassermann - psychotron dynamicron rework
02 myles serg - linguistics
03 james kumo - cosmic dust
04 claudio coccoluto - soft and care in the machine
05 virgo 4 - dirty talk
06 seven - ricochete
07 jordan fields - the rhythm of romance
08 eduardo de la calle - the un er sampler
09 santonio echols - escape from alcaltraz
10 federico gandin - inter sidera
01 mathias schaffhaeuser - gelbgefuehl irobots reconstruction
02 makossa - megablast - shalo baby ft og spiritual godess i
03 casey anderson - wishing tree irobots reconstruction
04 rhythim is rhythim - emanon irobots reconstruction
05 emilie nana - like you irobots reconstruction
06 pernett ft lido pimienta - quantic - blue monday irobots
07 christoph - yellow cab irobots reconstruction
08 fanatico - dreams irobots reconstruction
09 mike - rob - borderline irobots reconstruction

From the tropics comes Whiskey Disco, a sneaky re-edit label bent on dredging the decanter for diffident dancefloor genius from latent
disco perpetrators. It's loosely connected to Sleazy McQueen and his assorted cohorts.
Whiskey Disco #17 is an all-out return to the glory of filtered disco house! It's packed with disco breaks and cut ups, some recognizable
and some obscured through time. Pairing the editing fire of Eddie C and Alkalino on the A side and the groove-based filtering of Cole
Medina and Osmose on the B-side. Make no mistake, each of these will fit perfectly into either house or disco sets and can bridge the
gap betwixt the twain.

Limited edition vinyl reissue of the gorgeous 'Can't Be Serious' by
Ginny - a sublime slice of Cosmo-Balearica that has been hugely in demand since featuring on DJ Harvey's legendary Sarcastic Mix.
With its beautiful female vocals and twinkling synths over a killer slo-mo groove, it's easy to see what all the fuss is about and why the lost gem is so sought after. Classic!

The latest offering from the Balearica imprint featuring more top quality sun-kissed gems. First up is Derrick Harriot's 'Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys', a fantastic reggae disco cover version of the Equals classic originally released on the mega rare 'Acid Rock' LP back in 1982. Following this bomb is the funky party killer, David Lampell's 'Iranian Groove'. The flip side features the exceptionally hard to come by 12' version of 'Praise Jah' by Trinidadian singer Oluko Imo that captivates with its predominant funk bassline and inventive keys. Finally, we have Amadeo's hugely in-demand 'Memories', a spacey balearic disco groover that has been popping up on many DJs most wanted lists ever since it was one of the standouts of Harvey's brilliant 'Sarcastic Disco Mix'. Wonderful stuff!