Chicago is the kind of city that holds a mythological significance for fans of electronic dance music. It was there, in its network of warehouses and basements, that House music was born.

Since the early 80's the House sound of Chicago has pulsed outwards from the Windy City and spread across the world. Rooted in black Disco music, and first appearing via high intensity DJ sets and looped-up homemade tape edits made by disc jockeys and producers who we now consider to be the greats.

House has since gone on to become a number of different things, fragmented into sub genres, but the city that birthed it still remains true to the original way of doing things.

Case in point, Boogie Nite, a Chi-Town native who has been in the scene since he first started dancing at parties in the '80s knows what House truly is.

Having released a string of incredibly funky records on labels such as Lumberjacks in Hell, Rush Hour, Grimy Edits, and Glenview we now get to fully explore the Mind Of Boogie Nite on this, his debut full length album...

“I was born and raised in Chicago. I started in 1986. We’d go to parties and we would be out there dancing. Basically, we went to every party. Lil’ Louis at the Bismarck, Lil’ Louis at the Congress. I was too young to get into the Music Box and stuff like that, I was just out of high school. I did hear Frankie live.”

“My main thing is to make you dance. I don’t really like the soft stuff. I like it hard... The way I’ve been brought up is that when you go to a party, you get there, and you dance your ass off, and you sweat, and it’s an experience. My style is like an attack. It’s aggressive, I want you to move, I want you to lose your mind out there. Even with my mixes. Some of my mixes are really, really, really aggressive and hard. I just want you to move. I just want you to dance. At least, that’s the goal.” Boogie Nite.

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From The Mind Of Boogie Nite

Virgo (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Virgo (Album Version)

Psycho Ex-Girlfriend (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Psycho Ex-Girlfriend (Album Version)

O M G (On My Grind) (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - O M G (On My Grind) (Album Version)

Make Me Dance (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Make Me Dance (Album Version)

Yeah (Supa Disco) (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Yeah (Supa Disco) (Album Version)

Chicago is the kind of city that holds a mythological significance for fans of electronic dance music. It was there, in its network of warehouses and basements, that House music was born.

Since the early 80's the House sound of Chicago has pulsed outwards from the Windy City and spread across the world. Rooted in black Disco music, and first appearing via high intensity DJ sets and looped-up homemade tape edits made by disc jockeys and producers who we now consider to be the greats.

House has since gone on to become a number of different things, fragmented into sub genres, but the city that birthed it still remains true to the original way of doing things.

Case in point, Boogie Nite, a Chi-Town native who has been in the scene since he first started dancing at parties in the '80s knows what House truly is.

Having released a string of incredibly funky records on labels such as Lumberjacks in Hell, Rush Hour, Grimy Edits, and Glenview we now get to fully explore the Mind Of Boogie Nite on this, his debut full length album...

“I was born and raised in Chicago. I started in 1986. We’d go to parties and we would be out there dancing. Basically, we went to every party. Lil’ Louis at the Bismarck, Lil’ Louis at the Congress. I was too young to get into the Music Box and stuff like that, I was just out of high school. I did hear Frankie live.”

“My main thing is to make you dance. I don’t really like the soft stuff. I like it hard... The way I’ve been brought up is that when you go to a party, you get there, and you dance your ass off, and you sweat, and it’s an experience. My style is like an attack. It’s aggressive, I want you to move, I want you to lose your mind out there. Even with my mixes. Some of my mixes are really, really, really aggressive and hard. I just want you to move. I just want you to dance. At least, that’s the goal.” Boogie Nite.

Don't Know What Else To Say (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Don't Know What Else To Say (Album Version)

Sir Funk A Lot (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Sir Funk A Lot (Album Version)

Doin Sumptin To Me (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Doin Sumptin To Me (Album Version)

Durtie Mutha (Album Version)

Boogie Nite - Durtie Mutha (Album Version)

SECRET BATTLE WEAPON ALERT !!!

Boogie Nite's 'Yeah (Super Disco)' remixed by the mysterious Eat Me...

But who is Eat Me ???

All we can say is this jacking rework of the Chicago born multI-instrumentalist has been crafted by a very established producer in the underground music scene... Other than that our lips are sealed.

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Boogie Nite - Edits Remixes and B Sides

Yeah (Super Disco) (Eat Me Remix)

Boogie Nite - Yeah (Super Disco) (Eat Me Remix)

One of the most popular dancefloor jams off the debut album 'From The Mind Of Boogie Nite' gets The Jackplant Remaster treatment.

With a bassline that shakes you like a passing subway train and a drop that makes you feel like you've fallen over the edge, 'Make Me Dance' is all about the club culture we love and are missing right now.

Remastered to capture the raw feel of a true underground track, with hi-hats that stand to attention, this soulful yet pulsating track shows Boogie Nite's true understanding of how a party should go off Windy City style.

"The way I’ve been brought up is that when you go to a party, you get there, and you dance your ass off, and you sweat, and it’s an experience. My style is like an attack. It’s aggressive, I want you to move, I want you to lose your mind out there."

This single is available to download exclusively from Bandcamp. Released especially for October 2020's Bandcamp Friday.

Make Me Dance (The Jackplant Remaster)

Boogie Nite - Make Me Dance (The Jackplant Remaster)

The closing track of the debut album 'From The Mind Of Boogie Nite' gets The Jackplant Remaster treatment. 

Brightened up and fattened in all the right places, this beautiful track highlights Boogie Nite's skills as a multi-instrumentalist.

At over 11 minutes long Aria rises and falls like a feather in the summer breeze. With keys that are reminiscent of the Carl Craig remix of Incognito's 'Into The Storm' with the dancefloor shuffle of an Andres deep house cut this timeless piece of music now sounds fresher than ever.

This single is available to download exclusively from Bandcamp. Released especially for October 2020's Bandcamp Friday.

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Aria (The Jackplant Remaster)

Boogie Nite - Aria (The Jackplant Remaster)

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