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Hailing from the U.S, San Serac is definitely the main ingredient for that special time of night where you’ve brought that certain someone back to your humble abode. With the killer dub, and the even better vocals, you really can’t go wrong. ‘Night Work’ is our pick off the ‘Music Never Ends EP’ but the Morgan Geist mix of the title track will definitely make you get your groove on. Enjoy! San Serac – Music Never Ends (Morgan Geist Mix) x
Rocco returns with yet another slow burner. This time, he keeps things slow, and gives The Whispers the same treatment as his recent edits. ‘Keep On Keepin’ on will be released soon (hopefully), alongside ‘Looking For You’ and ‘Love Glow’. Stay tuned! Over the weekend, Rocco stepped up to the plate, spread his wings and jumped onto the one’s and two’s for the very first time, at the final Flight Facilities gig of 2011. Mr. Raimundo will now start to take on gigs here and there, so keep an eye out! Rocco Raimundo – Keep On Keepin’ On x
New York is one of those places in the world where you can easily lose yourself for months amongst the second hand record stores, subway turnstiles and deli meat sandwiches. Some may even find themselves stapled to the dancefloor of a dimly lit warehouse party in Williamsburg, while Tiger & Woods spin some 9-minute marvels. It’s a bit of a circus. Sound-tracking the R-Line journey through this city was, ironically, a French disco rock band Martin Circus. It’s just one of those records that is a staple for nearly every cat out there spinning the right kind of sounds. It’s not every day that you get 14 minutes of funk out of a single track. Like most of the anthems out there, Disco Circus has been edited, re-edited, extended, dubbed, and sampled more times than any track rightfully should. Panning the gold from the over-quantised silt, it’s hard to look past Gazeebo for delivering a tasty delight, and this is more than true for his reworking of this gem. Adding just enough Red-White-and-Blue to the jam, these two tracks have worn their way through most of my gigs for the past 3 years, and I think it’s about time you all had them for yourself.
Martin Circus – Disco Circus (12 Inch Version)
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We’ve been away on an adventure of late… Both of us… New York, London, Rome. The ambient voyage of Rocco Raimundo and Bennie Del Rio through an intercontinental holiday of aural delights has kept us from you for far too long. But we are back. There is much for us to discuss, so take a seat, pour yourself another drink… We have some stories to tell… It all began in a flight lounge… Stevie Wonder – Love Light In Flight (Mario Basanov Edit)
Timothy Sullivan (or better known as Das Moth) is a super great friend of ours, and basically an all-round legend. Hailing from Melbourne, and now residing in Tokyo, Tim never disappoints when it comes to working his magic in the studio. After his ever so successful debut 12″ ‘Moon/Wrong‘ was released on Cutters Records, he thought he’d try his hand at a few disco edits, and boy are we glad he did. He has FINALLY decided to give out his insanely cool edit of France Joli’s 1981 classic ‘Gonna Get Over You’ which was released on Prelude Records. This edit has been on repeat ever since he sent it to us, has been played over and over again by all of our pals and has also had an immense response on his SoundCloud! Make sure you send Mr. Sullivan some love, as its quite the generous gesture. To add to the generosity, he’s even giving out the .WAV. What a guy! Sit back, pour a beverage & enjoy. Also, keep track of all things Das Moth related via his website, Facebook & Twitter. France Joli – Gonna Get Over You (Das Moth Edit) Also, get your groove on to the sixth volume of Tokio Disko, which he did for Modular People. Tokio Disko [Volume Six] – A Mix For Modular People
Carol Williams was born in New Jersey and was the first female artist signed to Salsoul Records. During her amazing career, Carol worked with the Salsoul Orchestra among many others, and her most notable recording, ‘More’, was very popular at a time when disco was just breaking into the mainstream music scene. ‘More’ was the first 12″ commercial single that one could buy in stores all over the world and was released on Salsoul Records in 1976. The success of ‘More’ led to the ‘Lectric Lady album, released in 1977 and featuring the hits ‘Come Back’ and the club classic ‘Love is You’. Check out Carol Williams’ Discography HERE. Carol Williams – More (320kbps)
Coming out of the U.K, Barry Reeves and Calum Walker or better known as ‘Boogie Corporation’, have some seriously good releases under their belt! ‘Bring Back The Boogie’ was released in December 2008 on their own label, also titled ‘Boogie Corporation’. It features four total jams, two of which are featured below! Keep your eyes on these dudes! More info on Boogie Corporation HERE. Boogie Corporation – Junk (320kbps) Boogie Corporation – 94 Slices (320kbps) Boogie Corporation on JUNO
In the coming week or so (specific date not confirmed yet), Rocco Raimundo’s ‘Between The Sheets’ 12″ will be released on vinyl by Bristol based boogie masters, Bedmo Disco Records. “Between The Sheets” is arguably the tache-sporting scalpel fiend’s finest work yet. It features three tried-and-tested jams, all of which are sure to see heavy rotation this summer. First up is “Steamy Summer Sonnet”, a deliciously long, almost anthemic electrofunk groover that rises and falls, tickles and teases in the midst of a sweaty all night session with one of his many mistresses. “Ridin High”, meanwhile, offers a relentless, rock-solid disco groove that should be the soundtrack to horizontal mambo sessions all summer long. Then there’s “Turn Me On”, a squealed cry for sexual thrills cheekily disguised as a low slung midtempo disco-funk slammer. The boy’s got rhythm. Rocco has also just finished & uploaded the Between The Sheets Promo Mix (Stream/D/L below) which is jam packed, full of bombs and floor fillers to keep your feet moving for an hour or so. We shall keep you all updated with the specific release date. Make sure you get in quick and grab a copy!! Rocco will also be ensuring people get their groove on as he’ll be starting to take on DJ gig’s here & there, so keep an eye out! Follow Rocco’s doings via his Twitter & Facebook. Rocco Raimundo – Between The Sheets 12″ Rocco Raimundo – Between The Sheets Promo Mix
Ex-Friendly is the alias of U.K all rounder, Justin Turford. His SoundCloud provides some of the sweetest edits your ears will ever listen to, so make sure you get your follow on, and keep track of Justin’s work! Below is his stellar edit of the Bobby Caldwell classic ‘What You Won’t Do For Love’. There isnt much third party production, its mainly just nicely re-arranged whilst staying true to the original, which is something that makes edits like this one, that little bit more magic. Bobby Caldwell – What You Won’t Do For Love (Ex Friendly Edit) (320kbps) Enjoy!
Unfortunately, we’ve been unsuccussful in digging up any info about ‘Koko’…. What we do know is, that the following two edits are complete jams, especially his/their edit of ‘Love X Love’ by George Benson. It’s been on repeat over here for sometime now, and we thought its about time we share it with the rest of the world….Sharing is caring after all. If anyone knows, or knows of this artist….please swing us an email! George Benson – Love X Love (Koko Southport Edit) (320kbps) Pat Metheny – Group Are You Going With me (Koko Re Edit) (320kbps) Enjoy!
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