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All the tracks from the vinyl plus a 14 min long bonus cut: "HOLD ON TOYOUR DREAMS (RAYKO SPIRITUAL GARGAMEL EDIT)", a wonderful re-edit of theJAH WOBBLE club track that features THE EDGE and JAKI LIEBZEIT. A killerrecord of disco and funk edits.Slimline cardboard sleeve.(GLENVIEW RECORDS)

special double pack for all you back and forth lovers out there - including 2 classics from the baf stable

baf002: elef & ues - stolen reality-i promised you a ballad / baf004: echonomist & andrade - obstacles-dancing

original released in 1973 as Round D Minor from Augusto Martelli. Andrea Sartori cooks up a hunky contemporary take on Augusto Martelli's library-styled jazz-funk chaser "Round D Minor" from 1973, with a mighty extended Dub Mix from Fabrizio Mammarella. It kicks off with bursting bass-bubbles accompanied by a grand piano, gradually mutating into synthetic squeals. In round two sizzling hihats enters the race, joined by stabby rhodes more likely to come out of Chicago or Detroit than the Italian Autostrada. Finally a raw live-bassline sets the scene somewhere in the intersection where post-punk meets boogie, crosses over to jazzy deep house and then speeds off onto the spacedisco-highway, leaving a subtle smell of burnt rubber emanating from your turntable.

It's no secret that Munich is named the most northern Capitol of Italy. And when you close your close your eyes during Midsummer then it really it seems as if you hear the Mediterranean Sea and not the Isar River flowing through the English garden. Beer turns into wine, Weisswurst to Salami Milanese and BMW into Fiat. Well, not really right One thing that is definitely true is the common love to Italodisco that links the Bavarian Capitol for more then 30 years to the Italian Riviera. During the 1970s Giorgio Moroder made Munich an Epicenter of Synthie-Disco. 'The sound of Munich' captured in a flash the world and suddenly Popstars appears between Viktualienmarket and Sendling Gate during their leisure time.The general southern lifestyle is our driving force and not temporary fashion phenomenas. Beergarden on Sunday is still the cozy alternative to endless afterhours up in the northeast. Macchina Nera an mysterious alpine character already gave a guest appearance at PAM 15.5 besides the label boss Anette Party. Now it's his turn to rev up. And you just hold his Debut EP in your hand.
Here the super chef mixes up what came under his nose in the last decades. House tunes, a sirens voice that even would have made good old Sylvester jealous together with an ass moving groove that bring every Epic-O-Meter to explosion. The essence unveils the pure sou of this exceptional talent. Full of love turned it all Pastamusik co-workers to little creatures floating through the office on hand made hearts. Macchina Nera is a well known old stager in his hometown who represents the Munich Lifestyle and joy as (almost) no other. But - this is only the beginning. Soon we'll be back to release a of full Album of this gem-artist as well as a number of remixes suitable for all (s) ex positions. Remember his name!

The inherent romanticism of Italo Disco has always lent the genre a more esoteric edge, and with this Cyber Dance release, Antoni Maiovvi seems intent on creating a narrative that cannot be contained by a simple dance track. This is not to say that both "Impulse" and "Requiem for Clarence Boddiker" are not suited to club play. They both pound down with that staccato urgency, and equally rise and fall through moments of intensity and serenity. It's just that, at 12 and 11 minutes respectively, both sides of this record have ample room in which to tell a more involved story.

With two massive reissues from Suns of Arqa and Jaki Whitren under their belts, the fledging label Emotional Rescue have come up with the goods once again, with this remastered reissue of incredibly rare 70s psyche-funk from Bob Chance. Two versions are included: the original 7" version, driven along by a razor-sharp guitar riff and sweetly lamenting lyrics, topped off with weird cosmic synths and galloping rhythm. However, the real gem is the edit entitled "Wild It's Broken" which sharpens the focus of the guitar and adds some serious kick to the drums to create a beefy counterpart to the new age original.

Psychemagik's 'Lunar Escape EP' is their first original studio EP, 3
diversely eclectic tracks, no samples, no edits, all tracks written and
produced by the duo and has been released to coincide with their February
2013 USA Tour.
The opening track ,'Where Are We', is a full frontal cosmic odyssey, with
chainsaw arpeggios, delirious disco basslines, with beats that would crash
meteors, bugged out vocoders and synth lines that mesmerise, this epic cut
takes you truly into galactic bliss. Of the next track, 'Bass Purr',
Psychemagik have said 'we had fun mixing up genres and exploring a more
experimental route. This nasty bass line found a life of it own and took
us into territories unknown', enjoy the ride!
The climax of a lunar escape is when you break through the clouds on your
ascent to a new atmosphere. On 'Above The Clouds', the EP's final track,
Psychemagik employed a 17 piece orchestra in Air Studios to help them get
their point across, working with the talented string arranger Richard
Chester.

Superb replica reissue of the hard-to-find original 12' version of one the true classics of the jazz-funk stratosphere - the amazing and inimitable Running Away by vibes master Roy Ayers. Instantly recognisable from the first bass riffs, this seminal track from the late 70s is a dancefloor staple around the world crossing genres and generations to become one of the most-loved tracks of all time championed by more DJs than you can shake a stick at. Although Running Away is the undeniable star, on the flip 'Can't You See Me' is not to be sneezed at either - a summery cool groover with sweet vocals and a breezy Brazilian feel. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of jazz-funk history

SUONHO and VOODOOFUNK are returning to RESENSE with two dancefloor crackers on this 7" Vinyl !

Lumberjacks In Hell score a real coup here in releasing the "Chante vs James" edit from Chicago based DJ Hugo H; a long term weapon of Rahaan, it's been embraced ahead of release by the likes of Soul Clap and few could deny the instant appeal of it. Deftly cutting up some prime fonk from James Brown and the accapella from a late 90s Chante Moore's slow jam, it's the epitome of bumping Chi Town house. Hutchinson gets a further chance to flex his timeless Chicago style on 2 more tracks that apply the same equation of drum heavy rhythms with infectious vocal hooks and slick melodic turns. "Moments of Dance" is particularly beguiling in its execution.

After a short hiatus, the highly sought after Hot Natured Re Rubs Series is back. Forth in the series features four great re-edit's by Jamie Jones, Lee Foss, Miguel Campbell and Richy Ahmed & S.A.S.

Here is another seminal Chicago disco record straight from the vault of Past Due records - Jerome Derradji Still Music's beloved Disco division.

The story behind this 70's disco hit from Lonnie Givens and Pick Of The Litter is more than impressive. Originally released on 7' by Mason Records around 77/78, 'Runnin' To A Disco' quickly became one of the first Chicago Disco classic. The track was an immediate hit and logically attracted the attention of Curtis Mayfield who tried to sign it (and Lonnie Givens) to Curtom Records. Unfortunately, the owner of Mason records refused, thinking this 7' will break the Midwest borders to become a national hit. That didn't happen and left Lonnie Givens frustrated and wondering about his ne xt move.

Lonnie Givens then decided to move on, literally, to Michigan where he quickly became a staple bassist for the legendary Westbound label. His collaborations where numerous and he was featured as a session musician on many releases by the legendary Detroit Emeralds.

In 1982, Lonnie was still bitter about 'Runnin' To A Disco' flopping so he decided to redo the track with some help from Westbound who created the label AIP exclusively for him. Lonnie then re-released his boogie hit, this time with vocals and a new title: 'The Heat Is On'. It was co- produced by James Mitchell Jr. and Marvin Willis of the Detroit Emeralds at the Westbound Studios.

For the first time in disco history, you can get all the remastered versions of this superb and rare boogie record on one 12'. This is Chicago and Detroit at its finest, courtesy of Past Due Records

Dublex Inc (INFRACom!). Lack Of Afro (Freestyle Records), Daytoner (Wass Records), Tom Eno (Jack To Phono Records) and Przanik (Funky Mamas And Papas Recordings) deliver the remixes for the first of two 12inch vinyl EPs preparing for Mr. Confuse's digital download album - Do You Realize - The Remixes'.

Quality limited reissue of this classic LP from Californian singer/songwriter, Ned Doheny. Though beloved of the recent Balearic scene with fans including Harvey, Lexx, Moonboots et al, Ned was under-appreciated during his own era with this superlative LP only ever securing a vinyl release in Japan, making it a seriously hard to get hold of album but definitely worth the effort. Following on from his iconic Hard Candy LP, 1979's Prone is again bursting with Californian sun-soaked gems showcasing Doheny's signature laidback funky musical style and relaxed unpolished vocals. From quality soulful groovers such as Think Like A Lover and If You Only Knew through to the sophisticated disco sounds of Sweet Friction and Funky Love, there's not a filler in sight but the icing on this tasty West Coast cake has got to be DJ's favourite - the great jazz-funk floor-filler To Prove My Love. An essential album - don't miss!

Breakbeat Paradise Recordings is back big times for the new year with another huge release from one of the most successful producer duos in the funky breaks scene: Breakbeat Junkie & DJP! Each and every cut on this release is mixed to perfection for dancefloor devastation. Breakbeat Junkie & DJP has teamed up on the title cut Represent the Style and each dropping a solo tune and finally Breakbeat Junkie has joined forces with a true legend in the scene Slim aka Good Groove.
Breakbeat Junkie & DJP has been around since the very beginning of the nu-funk/ghetto funk era with releases on Good Groove records as well as Big M, Manmade and Baffin Beat Brigade Records and even made a huge contribution with their classic part 3 of Freak Hop right here on BBP Recordings. They are still on top of the game with big releases coming up on ever-growing Ghetto Funk label.
By always staying true to the oldskool funk and disco vibes Breakbeat Junkie & DJP has a bulletproof receipt of creating party rocking jams. This bangin' 4-track EP is yet another example of just that. Get ready to get you boogie on, cuz Breakbeat Junkie and DJP is in the house!

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Volume Six of the esteemed Sccucci Manucci operation sees the Tom Selleck of Disco flecked house rack up the air miles with an international cast of talent contributing. Contemporary disco connoisseurs should be fully aware of Gredits, the Swedish producer with previous on the Basic Fingers label; "Doing It Deep" does it right, seductively teasing out a killer looped up disco groove that gets more flirtatious with every listen. German dwelling Greek producer Elef takes us into classicist house terrain with the infectious bump and shuffle of "Lazy Liz", whilst a long promised Sccucci weapon from The Candy Dealers (aka Christian Malloni & Jay West finally sees release on the flip. Glaswegian Illyus returns for a second bite of the Manucci cherry with the late night dubby house goodness of "Movin House".

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Part two of the Idjut Boys mixes on File Under Disco sees the legendary UK DJ and production duo drop a tab of acid in JKriv & The Disco Machine's orange juice.
With effects units set to stun and a course set for Acid Disco space...the Idjuts work classic acid house elements into these mixes to produce an effect as strong as any dodgy microdot.
And with the Disco Machine's authentic disco vocals riding and floating on top of this hybrid blend the result is a truly wanged out and rather devastating piece of dance floor magic. Pure Idjut style!
Both cuts can be filed under acid disco and are made for heads.

'Italians are f**king mental whilst Glaswegians dole out exotic levels of passionate mayhem. So please meet Marco Bernardi. A hybrid of these two energies and one of the most boisterous sonic sorcerers to forge epic, lysergic towers of sound since Ron Hardy blew people's skulls off two decades ago in The Warehouse.'
Picked up by the ever-nurturing and discerning ears of Futureboogie Recordings, Marco Bernardi is a live act with a solid line in cuts of epic splendour. With previous releases on labels such as Clone, Royal Oak and Crème Organization, this time Marco delivers the 'Motorways EP' - sweet electronic melodies fused with the raw analogue sounds of bumping Chicago, it's set to propel the producer into 2013 with a bang.
A-side 'Motorways' is a gem of a party starter - sounding like a classic smashed up and put together in the future with extra swagger, the infectious melody and quirky organ keys will hook the crowd while the kick drives and the melodic textures and acid synth lines build up with unbridled, bubbling joy.
On the flip, 'Space Coral' is a sound wall of futuristic bleeps and cosmic pastures with old school bassline undertones sounding like a tribute to Derrick Carter's Sound Patrol Orchestra while 'Cosmic Aroma' is a heady mix of warm floating pads and lively electronic keys.

VOLUME 3 of this VERY limited and mysterious one-off series, emanating, as you might expect, from the Big Apple. Put together by a legendary NY record store owner from a personal stash of edits constructed for back in the day club play, which still sound super fresh and effective today.
These will sell out on presale, so numbers ASAP please !

Surahn is the newest signing to DFA Records.
His self titled EP was released last year on DFA and this new release takes the single "Watching The World" and places it in the ever-capabale hands of Norwegian disco legend Prins Thomas.
Mr. Thomas takes the song and flips it into one of the best, most delightful arpeggiated disco-pop 12" singles DFA has had the privilege of releasing.
Surahn was a founding member of The Swiss, a full time touring member of Empire Of The Sun and co-wrote with R&B superstar Usher on his latest album "Looking 4 Myself". His full-length debut LP will be our on DFA in 2013.

For its tenth release, Sharivari presents 'Nakama EP', another special project with 4 tracks from the land of the rising sun. UFO's acid jazz classic 'Somewhere' gets re-edited by the Serbian duo J-House, aka Jan Nemecek and Danilo Tomic, while Sapporo based
musician Kuniyuki Takahashi brings his usual deep and percussive vision of house music. On the flip, Rush Hour artist Haruki Matsuo
and Japanese techno legend Ken Ishii deliver 2 straight but warm & deep techno cuts. 300 copies pressed on marbled vinyl.

Con motivo de las fiestas más popular del planeta nos hemos querido unir a ella con este recopilatorio donde puedes encontrar los temas
populares brasileños que año tras año se han ido adaptando a las nuevas tendencias y han sabido perdurar en la historia, clasificándose como
canciones de Carnaval, además la edición digital cuenta con 5 Bonus Tracks en diferencia a la edición física.

Artistas de Referencia: Crossfire Feat. Haila, se incluye una versión actualizada de Haila que fue sintonía en los carnavales de rio a finales de los
90. Bellini - Samba De Janeiro, fue sintonía de los carnavales de rio de janeiro en 1997. Carlinhos Brown & Dj Dero - Maricaipirinha, fue
sintonía de los carnavales de rio de janeiro en 20

"I'm always pleasantly surprised by some of the feedback I get when I put out one of these albums... I mean, liking good music isn't exactly rocket science is it
Judging by some of the records I see changing hands for staggering sums of money though, it's maybe not as easy as it looks. Perhaps seeing past the rarity of a record and actually liking something for its beauty rather than its value is the key. Perhaps being broke is a good position to be in after all. Whatever. I've said it before and I'll say it again, this album isn't about me showing off my "collection" (despite the use of the word "rare" in the title), it's simply my choice of as many good tracks as I can fit on a CD, most of which I hope you'll like as much as I do. That said, there would be no point in filling a CD with tracks that are obvious or particularly easy to find. So rest assured, you've saved a few bob, not to mention the hassle of hiding parcels from your wife when the postman comes, by buying this album instead of the individual songs.
One CD is just straight up music (I've edited a few tracks of course, but that just makes them even more "DJ friendly"). the other is a "continuous disco mix" which basically means it's the same songs without gaps. So you can have a party and just mingle without worrying too much about the music. Assuming your guests like obscure disco music that is. I'm trying to avoid using the term "DJ mix" because it isn't really. I made the mistake of selecting tracks that don't easily blend together, whereas DJs, as we all know, select tracks based on how long and how tightly quantised the drum intro is.
As an added bonus, all vinyl conversion was carried out by Andrew Pirie, Glasgow's answer to David Mancuso, but younger. And taller. With mastering duties by Lynn Petrin of Ebony Cuts. Germany's answer to Herb Powers." - Al Kent, October 2012
Disco Love is a series of fabulous disco records that you have probably never heard of. All superb records presented to you by the legendary Al Kent from the unlikeliest disco haven of Glasgow. Al's been buying records a few years now, usually ignoring the in-demand or more obvious titles and searching a little harder for fabulous disco records that you have probably never heard of. Disco Love 3 contains just some of them.
Not only that, but most of them are exclusive, unissued re-edits, spliced specially for this album by Mr. Kent. And he's mixed them all together for one disc. If you like your disco music deep, soulful and/or funky, then you've come to the right place. It's worth mentioning that Al Kent only plays old music. To enhance his sets Al spends a crazy amount of time creating spe- cial edits. The likes of Kon (Off Track), Rahaan, Theo Parrish and Dimitri from Paris all want his edits when they hear them.

"I'm always pleasantly surprised by some of the feedback I get when I put out one of these albums... I mean, liking good music isn't exactly rocket science is it

Judging by some of the records I see changing hands for staggering sums of money though, it's maybe not as easy as it looks. Perhaps seeing past the rarity of a record and actually liking something for its beauty rather than its value is the key. Perhaps being broke is a good position to be in after all. Whatever. I've said it before and I'll say it again, this album isn't about me showing off my "collection" (despite the use of the word "rare" in the title), it's simply my choice of as many good tracks as I can fit on a CD, most of which I hope you'll like as much as I do. That said, there would be no point in filling a CD with tracks that are obvious or particularly easy to find. So rest assured, you've saved a few bob, not to mention the hassle of hiding parcels from your wife when the postman comes, by buying this album instead of the individual songs.

One CD is just straight up music (I've edited a few tracks of course, but that just makes them even more "DJ friendly"). the other is a "continuous disco mix" which basically means it's the same songs without gaps. So you can have a party and just mingle without worrying too much about the music. Assuming your guests like obscure disco music that is. I'm trying to avoid using the term "DJ mix" because it isn't really. I made the mistake of selecting tracks that don't easily blend together, whereas DJs, as we all know, select tracks based on how long and how tightly quantised the drum intro is.

As an added bonus, all vinyl conversion was carried out by Andrew Pirie, Glasgow's answer to David Mancuso, but younger. And taller. With mastering duties by Lynn Petrin of Ebony Cuts. Germany's answer to Herb Powers." - Al Kent, October 2012

Disco Love is a series of fabulous disco records that you have probably never heard of. All superb records presented to you by the legendary Al Kent from the unlikeliest disco haven of Glasgow. Al's been buying records a few years now, usually ignoring the in-demand or more obvious titles and searching a little harder for fabulous disco records that you have probably never heard of. Disco Love 3 contains just some of them.

Not only that, but most of them are exclusive, unissued re-edits, spliced specially for this album by Mr. Kent. And he's mixed them all together for one disc. If you like your disco music deep, soulful and/or funky, then you've come to the right place. It's worth mentioning that Al Kent only plays old music. To enhance his sets Al spends a crazy amount of time creating spe- cial edits. The likes of Kon (Off Track), Rahaan, Theo Parrish and Dimitri from Paris all want his edits when they hear them.
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22. Dj Frank T.R.A.X. - Alchemy
23. Ducted - Ducted
24. Florida 135 - Language Of Rhythm
25. Ross - Maria (Airplay Mix)
26. Essential Feat. Alex - Don't Leave Me Now

Downtown Party Network from Lithuania have been behind some serious releases and remixes over the last few years
Combining Disco influences with a knack for crafting weighty and warm deep House of the highest order...
For their IIB debut they've produced a duo of dreamy, melodic and irresistable Vocal House gems which stand tall in their own right
As ever, the IIB team have drafted in some seriously heavyweight remixers
Veteran UK producer Richard Norris AKA THE TIME & SPACE MACHINE has delivered a truly superb rework of 'The Returning'
Bringing the live elements of the track to the fore and unleashing a dazzling ' eyes closed on the dancefloor' moment, and a bit of a classic in our humble opinion !
Finally Scandanavian Disco legend PRINS THOMAS takes on the same track and transforms it into an epic, spacious mix, underpinned by a widescreen Acid bass
and relentless, building groove

Essential new release on Sunkissed Records featuring four Balearic disco gems from inimitable 60s pop siren Dusty Springfield. Side A kicks off with Marshall Jefferson's atmospheric dance mix of 'Nothing Has Been Proved' - a blissful orchestral slo-mo collaboration with the Pet Shop Boys featuring a fantastic b-line and Dusty's dreamy vocals, followed by the great 12" version of 'Baby Blue', a summery blast of disco gold driven by some great chugging tropical percussion, recently brought to attention by the likes of Horse Meat Disco and Lindstrøm. On the flip we get the hard-to-find seven minute Tom Moulton Disco mix of 'That's The Kind Of Love I Got For You'. Only released as a DJ promo 12" in 1978, this is a gorgeous upbeat string and percussion-laden extravaganza that builds and builds to a dancefloor-burning crescendo. Finally, we have a cover of The Classics IV's 1968 hit 'Spooky' - a beautiful laid-back groover featuring an ice-cool and ethereal vocal performance from Ms Springfield. An unmissable compilation of Dusty's best Balearic moments.

After a short summer hiatus the Dessert Island Discs crew have another cracking twelve inch ready, all the way from Adelaide.
Seaside side features Edit'Me's Say It Again a slow groover with an old school vibe.
On the flip (Beachside) Sandy Roland's huge Five Simple Steps. An upfront, string-laden beast!

Guilty pleasure, we all have them. This release updates and fiddles with some serious guilty pleasures that all but the youngest of music fans will recognise. HOD Stash is a series of treasures from a label that shall remain nameless but you'll no doubt recognise.Satin Jackets is the first to revive a track that needs no introduction. 'Dee Baby' removes all the elements that date this classic track and replace them with a different calmer soul. This track is exclusive to the vinyl and will be your only chance to get your hands on it.The last track on the A side see's 'Dee Baby' get the dub treatment and Satin Jackets has created a key laden, familiar, behemoth of nostalgia for you to indulge on.On the flip side we have a homage to another 90's classic from a producer that's literally exploded over the course of this year 'Finnebassen'. Remember Me's seductive bassline and lingering synth's create a similar low slung mood to the original.Finally seeing us out we have EJECA's musical marmite 'Natal' which plucks a very familiar sample indeed as he gives pulls off the impossible and crafts a trance guilty pleasure into an addictive, patient house groover peppered with a typically ravey vocal.

New Yorkers JKriv & The Disco Machine will be releasing a seriously good extended player on File Under Disco in early 2013.
To celebrate the imprint have asked legendary UK disco heads the Idjut Boys and new school master of the refix Duff Disco to knock out a couple of belting reworks of one of the main tracks from the EP Make It Hot.
The result is a heavily dubbed out, Peanut Butter style disco biscuit a la Idjut.
While on the flip Duff Disco goes with a twist of deep and dirty basement House. Both can be filed under disco.

Sale Out - be fast
Original, Cecile remix, Vicarious Bliss mixes

phreek plus one¥s "la spirale" was a big hit at Vagabundos in Ibiza all of last summer and from from
Panorama Bar to Brazil..., especially in it¥s uber huge justin vandervolgen remix! we could finally secure
this rthymic masterpiece for you and so you can finally take it to the streets now. massivertip!

Vinyl only! Each record is hand labeled. Rare!
Enzino's is a little new label from a little old guy. Every Enzino's release consists of a few tracks:
Classic Techno/House re-edits and one lucky-dip. Whether you're new to the scene or an old hand, you should find
something to play with, as Enzino's gives old favourites a new twist.
Don't let partying lead to paranoia; take it easy with a re-edit.