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NYC's Disco powerhouse West End Records should need no intro. The home of too-numerous-to-list club classics for over 30+ years is still impacting today on what we know to be club culture. The label started by one Mel Cheren (RIP) with assistance from Larry Levan and more way back in 1976 is still held in such high regard today with it's catalogue constantly being played, rediscovered, reinterpreted and loved by waves and waves of new fans and admirers.
'The West End story Vol. 2' is an essential overview of this most iconic of labels, following on it's from it's predecessor the quality bar is obviously set extremely high, one only has to look over the tracklist to see the names and titles that are included! Cuts from Loose Joints, Taana Gardner, Barbara Mason, Stone, Raw Silk and more make up 4 joyous sides of essential forward looking post Disco classics - We're talking late 70's, early 80's, synths, mega overdubs, left-field arrangements and anything and everything in-between. A truly golden era of dance music history, names like Arthur Russell, Kenton Nix, Walter Gibbons and more make up some of the talent featured on this flawless selection of goodies. Oh, and for the record (no pun intended) these are all the extended mixes, 12" versions and special cuts, all killer - no filler!
All tracks featured re-mastered, re-pressed and re-released with the permission of and in conjunction with West End Records, New York City / BMG.

Our first GO Ibiza Compilation has been compiled by Bobby & Steve and Michael Hughes and mixed by our very own Bobby & Steve.

It features 28 amazing tracks and is modelled around the launch of our Groove Odyssey Presents GO IBIZA four day weekender, which took place from the 19th - 22nd of May 2017 at the Beach Star Hotel, San Antonio Bay, Ibiza. With over 40 artists from around the globe coming together on the magical island of Ibiza, it was a memorable
affair and many of the guests now feature on the album.

This double CD features two mixes. CD1 is the Poolside mix and will set you up for the day with a journey from chilled to mid-tempo to prime time grooves, featuring a laid back mix of Joe Smooth's house classic anthem "Promise Land", the Kenny Dope remix of Skyy's 80's classic "High", Larry Heard's Fingers Inc "Bye Bye", DJ Spinna's remix of Hallex M's "Feeling" and Joey Negros' Sunburst Bands "In the Thick of It" amongst many other gems.

CD2 is the club mix and we get the party started with the DJ Spen mix of Richard Burton's "Bad Luck', followed by the Bobby & Steve remix of Leroy Burgess "Over Like a Fat Rat", Louie Vega/Monique Bingham's "Elevator", Mike Dunn's "Time Keeps Marching On", The Atjazz Tweak of Exel Tulemo's "Get Down" and Zepherin Saint featuring Sara Devine "Hurry".

We hope the mixes capture some of those special vibes that took place over the four days.

Tracks on the album have been supported by,
Louie Vega, Kenny Dope, Joey Negro, Terry Hunter, DJ Spen, Mike Dunn, Bobby & Steve, Opolopo, Dj Spinna.

Did you know Voguing, which gained mainstream exposure through Malcolm McLaren or Madonna, owes a little of its fortune to France : since the late eighties, this underground movement born in the Harlem ballroom scene fascinated the very first missionaries of house music à la française, whether they'd be DJs, journalists or promoters. Around the world, most of the wonderful Queens of Vogue had a break through with their performances in music videos on MTV, but nowhere else other than in Paris did we take this New-York gay and multicultural counter-culture so seriously. It didn't caught the attention of young producers nor rub off on the pavement of any other city. Therefore, it is without surprise that with their upcoming album « House of Melancholy », Acid Washed, a duo that arose from the second wave of French house, are bringing back a concentrate of everything that house music encloses (we will never say it enough) of polictical, social, utopian, and subversive matters.

Because it's in the legendary club culture, with its heroes and its secret stories, that Andrew Claristidge and Richard d'Alpert found the clay, the ideas and the outline of pretty much everything that they wanted to inject into Acid Washed. Two house music and techno lovers swaying between nocturnal experiences and encyclopedias, both musicians picked up the house nation as an haven, a home to live in, a place to learn and exchange. One grew up next to the cradle of French techno (Grenoble), the other was trained on classical music, new-wave and punk : Andrew and Richard did indeed cross paths around a substrate named Daft Punk, but above all and later on, around the sprawling club culture which came to life at the same moment in Chicago, Detroit and Manchester, and gave birth to the duo. Considered as a return to the origins of house and techno music after the euphoric unpacking of a big bangish first album, « House of Melancholy » however proposes a synthetic cocktail, highly indiosyncratic : a return to the origins of their own house and their own techno. In this way, the ones who would only see Acid Washed as a pair of skillful technicians of vintage synths and references are in for a surprise. We won't dance nor dream to the songs of « House of Melancholy » like to any other album, always higher and louder, and a little bit stronger too.

The new ages vibes of CitiZen of Peace are here reworked by two well-known Japanese producers - On the a-side, Fukagawa Kiyotaka's legenadary & long-running Calm project greatly expands on the original, whilst the flip sees deep house hero Kuniyuki Takahashi of Joe Claussell's Natural Resource fame treat us to a cosmic opus.

For the fourth release of Hello Sailor Recordings, boss lady Renata do Valle curated the sounds of Fatnotronic and Joutro Mundo, two of Brazil's major Disco forces, to collaborate on the project, featuring edits from Gretchen 'Super Sexy' and 'Tudao' from Banda Black Rio. The new versions deliver a longer and punchier bass line and a groove that got extended to satisfy our ears and resulting in a dance floor-minded record, faithful to its original brilliance.

Jonas Rocha, the talent behind Joutro Mundo has been active in the underground scene of Rio de Janeiro for over 17 years.
Jonas has produced several parties in Rio, including the legendary Bootleg party that has run for over ten years.
Both as DJ and producer, he stood out with projects such as Superagua which gave him recognition as a producer and made him a featured DJ at the Red Bull Music Academy in 2002.
As Joutro Mundo got a great response in the nu-disco & disco re-edit scene worldwide. Founder of a project aiming to preserve the sacred chants of Brazil and with an intention to overcome prejudices toward the neglected indigenous tribes of South America, whilst working to approach contemporary music, Rocha won the award 'Funarte de Musica Brasileira' with the CD Cantos Yawanawa.

Fatnotronic is comprised of Rodrigo Gorky and Phillipi Alves.
The duo is known for an effervescent energy at parties and imprinting it onto their music. Their edits, often of obscure Brazilian Boogie, Disco and Balearic, is a meticulous work of long hours record digging in their native Sao Paulo.
Fatnotronic has released work under Chit Chat Records, Deewee and Razor-n-Tape.
The latter, which featured the anthem Margarida, was debuted live on BBC Radio6 with the blessings of Fatboy Slim.
They also recorded an exclusive live mix for "Diplo & Friends" on BBC Radio1, showcasing their latest productions and Brazilian charm alike.

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Il Bosco is back on wax!
Better late than never - this one's been in the mixer, the blender and on the shelf for months or even years!
The Red Laser masterblaster comes very correct collaborating along the way with Manc label comrades Metrodome & Starion.
Mind melding synth jizz is combined with electro chicanery & spicy dub aesthetics.


100% rave tested from Manchester to Berlin to Anglesey.
Limited to 150. Hand stamped labels and 'theory insert' from Il Bosco.

Skatebård is back on Untz Untz Records. This time in collaborative mode with Stiletti-Ana to present: The Finsk-Norsk Body Language Society.
The short version of the story goes: Skatebård and Stiletti-Ana meet at a party they both played at hosted by Untz Untz in Berlin 2011. Stiletti was there as part of the duo Jesse. A drum machine gets a Skate signature on it at the end of the night. Jesse remixes Skate's 'Confirmation Bias' track for Untz Untz in 2013. Fast forward to 2017 and here we are with the deal that was unknowingly signed in 2011 fulfilled.
This record was recorded, mixed & dubbed live straight to a two track stereo tape recorder, during a fine January weekend in 2017 at Stiletti's Haista II Studio on the island Suomenlinna outside Helsinki. We hope you like Standard Moderne, a Moderne Standard.

Mirror Test' conjures that rare mood between darkness and elation, contemplation and celebration, and drives it home with an infectious, jacking rhythm section which recalls the late-80s NY club music of Boyd Jarvis and Paul Simpson, and labels like Easy Street and Fourth Floor, but imbues the sound with a toughness and precision only possible today. Analog synth figures, glassy and angular, ricochet around the track, trading jabs with funky snare work and robotic, stabby chord patterns to create a hook-laden machine groove which demands repeated listening.
The record's B-side feature, 'Replace Yourself,' is the subtler, dreamier, more futuristic of the two. Unmistakably urban with its swinging, bottom-heavy groove and strange, architectural chord work, it seduces and transports. 'Replace Yourself' dares you to do exactly that.

Merc return with the second in the next phase of E-Versions !

As ever, MARK E's best selling and precision club jams project delivers big things for discerning dancers

Here we have a reload of easily one of Mark's finest moments
The Womack & Womack rework which made his name, certainly with the likes of Giles Peterson introducing a bright new star to a wider audience appears again here for the first time since its original release back in 2005. A bona fide classic !

Plastic People has never been available on vinyl (only as a bonus cut on his 2010 'Works' CD Comp)
So it's a fitting addition to this majestic platter !
Merc to the future !

Emotional Response again teams up with Meda Fury and Sad City to present an EP of remixes from the acclaimed debut album, Shapes In Formation. Enlisting a killer tag-team of DJ Nature, HOLOVR and Herron to bring their own retakes of Gary Caruth's music, arrives with justified anticipation. The success of Sad City's debut opus was a deserved conclusion to a journey across third world ambient, found sound samples and jazz-touched beats. All are reworked and expanded here while retaining the artist's all encompassing atmospheric oeuvre. First Milo Johnson dons his DJ Nature moniker for two mixes of Steady Jam. The stand out of the album for many, it seemed right to request Milo's skills to push the sample-based loops to a deep dance floor. Rolling congas, skipping hats and the teasing, soulful melodies come together to work their magic. Vocal and Dub are crafted and cut as one long-form take for the more adventurous, this is dub-disco for the today's real (to reel) entertainers. Side two is given over to rising names in HOLOVR and Herron. With releases on Opal Tapes, Further and Firecracker Recordings, Jimmy Billingham 303-infused sound is perfect in reshaping Caruth's trip that is Pace, Movements I-IV. Building slowly with trademark 909 meets acid, kick eventually arrives to take the remix beyond head nodding to swinging minds and hearts. The EP closes with a perfect dismantle and rebuild by Manchester's Herron. A man of talents, Sam Lewis is pushing his City's cultural landscape via the Soup Kitchen venue, co-running the on-point Meandyou Records, while still having time to record solo as Herron and for Hinge Finger as one half of CO/R, alongside label head Joy Orbison. The glitch beats, drone synthesis and orchestral vocal snatches of Rain fuse and percolate in the mind's eye. Sad City. Reshaped in transformations.

Following a joint live performance in 2016, Butter Sessions present the latest collaborative effort from Albrecht La'Brooy (Analogue Attic) & Sleep D (Butter Sessions).
This EP sees AL & SD blend their respective styles in a stimulating way. From 50 begins the EP with steady 909 grooves and a subtle oscillating acid bass that builds into another dimension. Hotham breaks the pace with atmospheric space leads looking down on a mountain of kick drums.
Banksia is the most psychedelic of the four, planting seeds of heavily resonating synths atop of floating drum rhythms and warm melodies. Lastly, Sleeping Patterns takes it down a few notches into a daydream of flute-like synths and distant nostalgic vocals.

House pioneer Thee J Johanz reworked his 1992 Irdial house classic 'Move Your Butty'. With remix by Prins Thomas and the sublime remastered 1992 original.

The original Move Your Butty (1992) gained cult status and the time seems right for a re-release of this gem. It was originally out on the legendary London based Irdial Records. Thee J Johanz decided to replace samples with synths, which gave him the freedom to create a totally fresh and moody remix, good enough to keep our butty's moving for the next 20 years. The strings of the Elka Synthex give you wings, while the typical Move Your Butty bassline is pumpin you up. Expect the unexpected from Prins Thomas' remix: very refreshing funky eighties electro vibes, or is it the sound of the future An original approach with an oasis of Move Your Butty references in the middle. An excellent remix of the remix.

These tracks (both 13 Minutes) Paradise / In Love An Arc make the debut recording by AMOR, a new quartet based largely in Glasgow, consisting of Richard Youngs, Luke Fowler, Michael Francis Duch and Paul Thomson. AMOR is a master-class in blissful, searching, avant-disco fuelled by telepathic ensemble playing and an untouchable, higher joy. While unmistakably Dance music, these are analog recordings, sounds in a room, in space. The musicians are messengers, the message is love.

Recorded at Chem 19 at Green Door in Glasgow, it was mixed with Golden Teacher/The Modern Institute-member Richard McMaster. Both tracks edge the 14 minute mark, slices of ecstasy seemingly hewn from a band deep in the Zone. Mastered by Matt Colton at Alchemy Studios, the balance between hefty, bass-thick kicks and crisp percussion, an elastic double bass that lends a bounce to proceedings and floating piano chords recalls a warped take on Philadelphia International Records, a version of This Heat decimating the disco charts of late 70s USA. Paradise begins with a proto-house kick drum and Paul Thomson's inescapably funky percussion, inviting Duch's bass into the mix. Fowler's subtle electronic touches set up some of the most open-hearted, love-infected vocals Richard Youngs has ever set to tape. Guided through various drops and ecstatic highs by ceaselessly inventive rhythm composition, the listener is elevated to several plains, to different levels and spirits.

In Love An Arc arguably goes deeper. Jane Sayer's guest violin scrapes us in, with formless shapes polluting the stereo field until a plaintive piano chord pattern brings us into the groove. Sounding like a lost spirit looking through the glass darkly, Youngs' vocal is melancholic and truthful. Fowler's synth playing evolves upward, duetting with the stringed instruments' deep excursions into the night. While these are only the first recordings by AMOR, the members have separate exceptional histories in modern music. Richard Youngs has a 140+ long discography covering any number of musics often invented by Youngs himself, while Luke Fowler is an award winning film-maker and visual artist, as well as an electronic musician in his own right. Paul Thomson is a drummer and percussionist with Franz Ferdinand and The Yummy Fur and Michael Francis Duch is a double bassist based in Norway with deep roots in the world of improvisation and minimalist composition. Most importantly, however, is that this is the sound of a band, as one.

After a few years of demand for Kon's rework of "Spirit of the party" ( gimmie the night ) its finally here, with two other cuts giving us a triple threat 12".
"Love x Kon" the tune is stripped down to the bone, with quite an epic acapella ending.
On "Star of a story" Kon hones in on the groove and stretches it out a bit.
Completely fresh takes on 3 classic tunes, exposing and breaking down instrumentation not heard before.

Mikkel Nordsø and Ole Thiell are no newcomers. Influential key players both on Copenhagen's jazz scene and on the international circuit since the late 1970s, they have recorded and performed with such greats as Santana, L. Subramaniam, Jan Akkerman and George Duke to name but a few. Their numerous
local projects include the much revered Bombay Hotel trio featuring Kenneth Knudsen. On their first record from 1989, they bridged the gaps between fusion jazz, new age and traditional Asian folk music into ethereal expressions that stand out even today.
With this new album for Music For Dreams, the duo delves deeper into that soundscape with an even more profound knowledge of their instruments. With Nordsø on the flute and guitar and Thiell on various percussion instruments, they form a musical language together that reaches high spiritual levels while carefully blending electronic instrumentation to complete the experience.
Guest vocalist Caroline Francesca steps in on the opener "Good Morning" and the closer "Sun Fo Ni" - the first being a sun-drowsy Brazilian-inspired jam, while "Sun Fo Ni" leans further towards crisp English folk. The inclusion of Francesca comes naturally, as she is the daughter of percussionist and long-time collaborator Jacob Andersen (who also releases on Music For Dreams as Bongo Entp.) making this quite a family affair.
Named after a harbour town in Morocco, the track "Essaouira" weaves field recordings of children playing in the sun together with brooding oriental folk and a discrete drum machine beat.
For "Japtal" the flute takes centre stage, leading us on a serene journey that unfolds into improvised passages along a chugging heavy groove, escalating and releasing in tempo much like the breathing techniques of yoga.
"Velvet Sky" sees the duo at their most relaxed, letting it ride on feather light ambient chords and noodling out into a wigged out prog rock ballad.
"B Phrygian" takes us into ancient Anatolian territory, again showcasing the duo's vibrant live instrumentation with Thiell hurling an army's worth of percussion layers onto the dusty beaten path laid out by Nordsø's stone-faced psychedelic assaults.
This album is a classic in the making already getting strong support from Phil Mison and Manchester's Moonboots who declared it "the best record I have heard in the last 10 Years!" Don't miss...

Disco Tre and Quattro in the Italian Dance Wave series contains tracks from Brioski, Discodromo, Fratelli Riviera, Le Macchine, The Rimshooters, Mushrooms Project, Dj Rocca, Billy Bogus. Focusing on Italian artists who release Italian flavor music. These are hot plates that are not to be missed!

Well, KAT Records reach the ripe ol' age of 21 with an exactly what it says on the tin release being the Giant Cuts EP which pays testament to the versatility that's seen the KAT label take on board varying styles & ge-nres since it's conception back in 2007.

This 4 tracker of gargantuan proportions from edit hot shot Deadly Sins sees both classic and underground cuts getting the royal edit treatment and then some this time, mainly focusing on disco, soul & funk.

Starting proceedings we have El Afro, a wicked up tempo disco beauty with an ace afro disco conga loop, squelchy bass, clavs a plenty and love boat-esque keys & strings.....Proper!
Hot on the heels we have Shave a Pair. This absolute Loft classic gets that all important break beefed up and stretched out to satisfy all your dj & dance floor needs.

Mary's Red Hot Grooves kicks off the flip. Originally by Mary Wilson and out in '79 this rolls funk, soul & disco into one producing a monster of a dancer that is simply irresistible - Again, that the break's been stretched followed by a mighty fine arrangement that takes this track from good to great.

Last but no means least we have Give Me Your Love - Originally penned by none other than Curtis Mayfield and covered by Sisters Love in 1973. Deadly Sins firmly has the dj in mind with this re-assembly laying the building blocks and slowly building from the break then those meltingly good vocal stabs hit followed by that riff. Soul music at it's finest !


Early Feedback:

HARRI, Sub Club, Scotland - Digging all of these, full support and thanks for sending :-)

TOM THORPE, PBR Streetgang - I love this e.p... badboy. Full support from me. El Afro probably my favourite. Keep up the good work.

DJ POPE, Baltimore, USA - These four joints are straight butter those grooves are all on point.

ABE BORGMAN, PureSonica, South America - Hey ! I love this release... Nice funky chubby tracks... I will play them this Friday and see how it goes, but really like the EP over all... abrazos !

MARK MILZ, Further in Fusion Radio, Germany -pretty damn good funky edit stuff !!! support 4 sho !!!

NEIL SCOTT, El Daiblos, UK - 4 great disco bombs there. BOOM!

SEAN GORHAM, Love Vinyl Record Store, London, UK - Great release from Deadly Sins nails it as usual full support as always with the KAT label never a bad release Marys Groove is the one for me on this one.

BOBBY BEIGE, The Garden Festival, Croatia - Some Strong action coming here for KAT 21, Doing it for me is the a**ehole ripping extended edit of Afrodesia a perfect way to get a percussive groove going before slamming in the original. Also loving the Sisters of love edit, really lovely,

KEV BEADLE, SunCeBeat, SPW, Mind Fluid Radio - Definitely a couple of useful tracks on here.

Die Orangen, aka aussie producers Dreems & Kris Baha are teaming up for the first time with 2 new unreleased jams under their new alias. Slow and atmospheric, yet punching and grooving Die Orangen managed to meltdown genres into 100bpm 11 minute long trippy trancey bonanza with a substantial amount of jungle psychedelia and heavy drum machines. One Day in Sheperton is a more drum oriented industrial power house tune. With the diggerido and distorted voices coming in towards its 2nd half. This ep includes, as expected from the Malka Tuti crew, with awesome remixes by Italian maestros Fabrizio Mamarella (of Slow Motion records) and Alessandro Adriani (of Mannequin records), Oodandatta Rain is an ep that throws the listener back to the early days of partying in Anjuna beach, when trance was not yet a genre, but a state of mind, and where the "tribal element" could be found in all sorts of bizzarre contexts and remote corners...

No one else but one of Chicago's finest DJ Lil 'Tal is responsible for the ninth Footjob release. The underground veteran has brought himself to attention in the 90s by releasing on the legendary label Dance Mania. "Who Came To Boogie" on the A-side is a pretty disco loop combined with tight and uncompromising drums - undeniably an ear-piercing banger - followed by the label owner Phonk D's insane filtered remix version. The B-side consists of the rough, reduced-to-minimal drum track "Jack Your House" plus the funky sample tune "Buzz The Doctor" with a beat that makes your dancing feet run straight to hospital. FOOTJOB german record label launched in 2014. run by Phonk D - focussing on house music made for dancing feet.

After succes releases on labels such as Tsuba, Slow Down, Sleazy Beats, Rose Records, and much more, German Luvless is ready with a strong release on Danish label Deso Records - You should is a strong Deep House track, with a beautiful hookline, that will make troubles everywhere is will be played. On the remix, we got the Mannequins back on Deso - this remix is supported by Jimpster to name one, Deep House when it is best. Limited solid white vinyl. This EP is supported by names like: Mike W (Kolour Recordings) Lo Shea (Phonica) Nacjtbraker (Dirt Crew) Jimpster (Freerange) Onsulada (Yoruba) and much more! Get your deep head on!

Following the astounding success of their first release with Chaos In The CBD, YAM Recordings return with the first installment of their You And Music compilation series.
This 5-track release features Leonidas, MSSS, Sofatalk, Tom Esselle and Z Lovecraft. Compiled by shop owners Theo & Tom and born of relationships forged at YAM Records on Rye Lane, it represents both local and international talent that they've had the pleasure of crossing paths with over the past 3 years.
Tom Esselle's 'Le^let' kicks things off with a traditional Guadeloupean folk song re-worked for the club. Driven by tropical percussion and a hefty bass line, the call-and-response vocal elevates the track.
MSSS follows with 'This Is A Modern Drugs Party'. This track chugs along, interlaced with African and Far Eastern influences, while tuned percussion adds a hypnotic element. Modern drugs party indeed.
On the flip, Italian maestro Sofatalk offers up 'Truth Theme', an afro- broken-beat masterpiece prime for the summer. Polyrhythmic percussion, twisted horn samples and vibe solos carry the release from the nightclub to the beach.
Leonidas takes things back to the floor on 'Shesha Dub)'. This analogue hardware session delivers crisp hats, acid bass lines and synth stabs aplenty. The syncopated rhythms drive the track through five-and-a-half minutes of pure groove.
Finally, Z Lovecraft closes the compilation with 'Oceanic' a live jam recorded in one take. This track invokes memories of video games, beach life and sun-kissed afternoons, transporting the listener to an audio oasis via a digital ocean.

Next up on Hell Yeah is "the most Balearic record I have ever released" according to label boss & It comes from Japan's disco don Max Essa which features a four part track, Themes From The Hood, The Cad, & The Lovely, on one side of vinyl, and two more on the flip. Essa was born Matthew Bruce and the UK artist has now been releasing his blissed out beats on labels like Feel Music, Electric Minds, Bear Funk and Is It Balearic Recording for a decade. A prolific producer whose big hits like Panorama Suite/Uptown Vibration (Is iT Balearic) from 2010 have long been in the Hell Yeah boss's record bag,
Essa first approached the label with a bunch of tracks.
A "good correspondence alchemy" ensued and together the artist and label decided to put out the most timeless 12" possible.
The exquisitely ambitious 'Themes From The Hood, The Cad, & The Lovely' is almost 12 minutes of serene ambient synth work that is like a soundtrack to a hot summer's day.
Heavenly chords sound just like a breathy female vocal and as they come and go, one finger piano tinkles add real emotional beauty and gentle twinkles shimmer in the distance.
Half way through lazy drums propel things along at a loveably lethargic pace and immediately place you on the beach.
On the flip, 'Saguaro' is just as organic and beautiful, but has tumbling drums, wooden hits and soft claps as well as Essa's magical synth work all bathing your soul in warm rays. B2 'Buran Chime' is perfectly horizontal and expansive, with tinkling triangles,angelic chords and scattered hits and harpsichord sounds all radiating effusively.
This is timeless music that will calm busy minds now and forever.

More white label love on Boogiefuturo; as always rolling fast off the shelves. Two soul driven essential disco edits, this time hand crafted by Fun Bobby, offering up full blown '79 nostalgia, and all round good feelings as the summer months come to a close.
A tasteful release for your record bag, cooly curated by the BF camp. 'You Get Me Hot' (Spring Break Edit) as the title so aptly suggests, jumps out as a notable dance floor classic with intended party purpose and a powerful vocal cut to match. Super Limited soul infused classics adding yet another notch to a growing list of White label fun. As ever, limited press on these - Disco TIP!

Special remarks Artwork by Dj Fett burger

Ring, ring! Hot on the heels of the transcendental and mystical "Vibe Telemetry" long-player of the man like Telephones, we proudly present: Vibe Remixes. Some of you might notice the irony between the lines. A producer who goes by the name of Call Super is remixing an artist known as Telephones. But, we rather rivet you on his 8:59 long skippy dub journey that recalls (pun intended) an atmosphere that could be found in the space between Smith & Mighty, the LTJ Bukem of his youth, Italian house records, British Balearics and bass affine music (of whatever providence). A magical mystery. But we don't hang up here. DJ Fett Burger is treating the other side and only he himself knows how he made what he did. 14:51 min of almost every style ever invented in the scope of house music. Designed for people blessed with an everlastingly short attention span and DJs on the lookout for a toilet break and a coffee break or whichever break, it leaves its listener speechless. And: it's so much fun that once it's over, you want to redial Fett Burger's number immediately.

Ministry of Sound are just as renowned for creating the best down-tempo compilations as we are for making upbeat, club-friendly albums. With that in mind we return with The Chillout Session, the essential guide to the very best laidback classics featuring some of the most recognisable hits of the year to the most memorable smooth house anthems.
We've hand-picked the best range of melodic tracks perfect for any occasion where you can unwind, from an after-hours session to chilled daytime summer vibes. CD1 focuses on commercial, upfront artists, all of whom have produced internationally acclaimed hits, including Gotye, Florence & The Machine, Lana Del Ray, Jessie J, Ellie Goulding, Emeli Sande and Ben Howard. Roll over to CD2 and be immersed in the super smooth, spaced-out sounds of Royksopp, William Orbit, Lemon Jelly, Zero 7 and Groove Armada. Finally CD3 is a collection of some of the greatest chilled house beats to date, from the likes of Deadmau5, Erid Prydz, Faithless, Roger Sanchez and Delerium, all of whom have made their mark internationally
So whether you are winding down at an after party or having a lazy Sunday afternoon, The Chillout Session is the ultimate companion.

Das Komplex or Marcin to his parents has been steadily putting out incredible music for the last few years, building on an extremely well tailored collection of tracks they have started hitting all sorts of people's radar, no one more so than Dj Harvey who has been supporting his releases at some of his big shows.

A1. Under Feet - Whilst the people of Australia are dancing, the people of Poland are sleeping. Or vice versa...Starting off with some lcd fuelled vibes before a psychedelic phasing disco loop appears out of the smoke before twisting the track out in a slightly different direction.

A2. W Podwodnym Pasniku - Funky bass, filtered chords and a familiar vocal sample combine for this almost early french house sounding track circa '96.

B1. Bearded Dwarf - Very much sounding like Prins Thomas has been at work here, a big room Scandinavian sounding house track (via Poland!).
Big atmospherics, other-worldly vocal samples, lovely guitar snatches and driving piano with the addition of some tribal flute!

B2. When - Our favourite cut from the EP, cleverly using a Herbie Hancock sample and layering with disco sounds, vocals and a deep driving bass line to produce his trademark atmospheric, moody house sound.
As always pressed on 180gm vinyl. Please hunt down and destroy dance floors accordingly. Keep Sydney Open

Label boss Tonbe is back on Disco Fruit under the moniker Loshmi for the first time. Loshmi is specialized for great disco and funk re-edits and he is a well known with his "Serious Edits" series on digital imprint. He constantly trying to blur dots between disco, funk and house music. These four tunes are selection of Loshmi's best selling pieces on digital imprint. Highlights include the pounding disco-rock-flute workout "Drugstore". "Sweet & Nasty" is just about as seductive as you can get - those strings do some real damage in that groove, while "Wsoop Wsoop" deliver heavy, floor-friendly P-funk workouts.

(prins thomas remix) March this year saw long time Full Pupp contributor and Oslo dj Marius Circus step out of hibernation and launch his own label. In The Garden's first release, "Roger Wilco's Night Out" received a warm welcome. For the second outing 'Veggepysj' he called in the big gun(s) for remix duty.

March this year saw long time Full Pupp contributor and Oslo dj Marius Circus step out of hibernation and launch his own label. In The Garden's first release, "Roger Wilco's Night Out" received a warm welcome.

The producer has apparently decided to keep the momentum up. In The Garden's second 12" will be released in mid June this year.
The title track "Veggepysj" is a chugging midnight affair, with swirling arps, a driving bassline and dreamy pads. "Mellow Johnny's", is a somewhat more (dare we say it...) balearic affair. Yet, it still has Marius Circus' undeniable personal twist, with off kilter percussion and weird textures from his synth arsenal.

Finally, the producer has called in the big gun(s) for remix duty. The flip sees long time friend, Full Pupp kingpin and undeniably one of the world's finest djs, turn the title track into a 9 minute dance floor monster. We're obviously talking about Prins Thomas. In his usual way, Thomas manages to take it up several notches, while still keeping the original's charm present.

Repress of Garth BE's in demand debut release 'Nocturnal Jam'

The good doctor has been a cherished member of the Jalapeno Records family for the best part of ten years now with three albums and many more singles to his name.

With evergreen support from the likes of BBC6Music and especially Craig Charles his back catalogue never seemed to fall out of fashion and we consistently received requests to reissue classic tracks on vinyl for discerning DJs and fans.

Well we're not the types to argue with anyone and frankly we thought that they might have a good point so we've relented and are releasing a special 7" vinyl with two versions of his seminal track 'Disco Scene'.

Of course the classic original mix is present and the frantically energetic 'Breaks Of Wrath Re-Edit' has got its back...One vinyl, two banging mixes, many happy people - it's just simple maths really.

REPRESS ALERT: Fresh from 1986 - and recently re-edited by John Talabot - documents do not get any more Balearic than this.... Spanish trio Ishinohana's debut album is rich in cosmic attitude. At points daydreaming while the sand laps at its toes (the lilting nylon strings and soft padded hand drums of "Lucia", the overlapping guitars and galloping refrains of "La Flor De Piedra"), at others a much darker, more spacious star-gazing affair (the Arabic dreams of "El Beso Negro") and at others a heavier rhythmic, floor-minded approach (the lolloping bass and reggae-wise strums of "Variacion 23") this is a timeless document that befits situations and sceneries that existed long before this record was conjured up... And will remain so for generations after. Stunning.

- Previous releases on Italians Do It Better, Eskimo, Bear
Funk and more- Limited to 200 copies
- One half of live tribal house duo Deardrums, also
available on 2MR 'YAML' has a long history... nearly 10 years of it in fact! Bottin produced most of the instrumental almost a decade ago when he had a bedroom studio and his girlfriend at the time came up with the 'You are my love' (hence the title 'YAML') hook and the first notes of the melody. It's a song about a somewhat destructive yet playful relationship: the girl is willingly submissive and mixes reality with her dreams - she portraits her lover as dominant while she's in fact leading the game. Finally Bottin enlisted his friend Lavinia Claws who helped out with the final lyrics and recorded the vocals in Berlin. Lavinia will also be starring in the forthcoming music video of the song. The flipside of the record 'Roulez Jeunesse' is Bottin's soundtrack to an
imaginary amusement park. We don't know the exact
origin of the French saying Roulez Jeunesse but the person in charge to set you up and start the ride would yell 'Roulez jeunesse!' when everyone was locked in. The expression is now commonly used to mean that you're all set to go, which seems fitting given the propulsive space disco vibe of the track.

Ibiza's DJ Pippi & Willie Graff kreieren zwei funky Disco Burner mit dem - magic feeling', den die beiden Balearic Disco Pioniere seit Jahrzehnten auszeichnet. Obendrauf gibt's erstklassige Remixe von Ron Basejam (aka Crazy P) und Siren (Siren sind Darshan Jesrani von Metro Area und Dennis Kane aka Citizen Kane).

A carefully crafted recreation of the 1987 pressing. Featuring Taana Gardner, Sparque, Shirley Lites, Raw Silk, Michelle, Sybil Thomas, Stone and Brenda Taylor this eight track compilation of full length history making classics showcases just some of the highlights from the legendary West End catalogue. As Sparque says.... Lets go dancin'.

We are very happy to announce that our NEW reference OR_11SE Synths Versus Me "Tormento Part 1" have been entered into pressing process so preorders are available from today with a prevision of reception on mid april 2016. After the sold out SVM first album "Auferstehung", we release the first part of their second album "Tormento" that have been divided in 2 parts on the vinyl edition in order to maintain the EP/Maxi sound in all the tracks. This is a limited hand numbered deluxe edition of 150 copies in 2x12" of 140 gr. solid black vinyl and will include an inner sleeve hand signed by the band and SVM sticker... All tracks have been specially remastered for LONG CUT vinyl format by Alek Stark at Fundamental Audio (Madrid).

Public Release's lucky thirteen and second release of 2017 is by another kindred spirit newcomer to the label; Earth Boys, a Brooklyn-based duo that's all dreamy keys, soft pads, peace frogs, throwback vibes, and deftly futuristic house rhythms, though not necessarily in that order.
With Trail Mix, Mike Sherburn and Julian Duron have built four gloriously friendly, oddball house cuts— cheeky, choppy vocal samples juxtaposed against schmaltzy piano licks and punchy tribal rhythms rubbing against smooth bass figurations. Their ironic sense of humor intersects with precisely crafted productions in a way that underscores both, making the EP a brilliant concoction of bouncy, energetic dance music that teases the genre as much as it revels in it. If that messes with your head, just shut down your left brain, drop the needle, take a big ol' rip, and see where a microdose of Earth Boys will take you.

A1 is KW edit of Kellee's Funky Disco classic.
A2 is KW edit of Tchaikovsky's Real Classic Dance music.
B side is Introduction for KW's New dance music label "Another One".
Featuring Japanese Brightest Hope UGFY......

Supported by

Dicky Trisco,
Max Essa,KZA,
Beaten Space Probe

First release on Joe Smooth's new label featuring the exquisite talents of the one & only Faith Evans