Tony and Steve

Air Power - Be Yourself (Uri Allgood Edit)

Freak At Night

World Clique

What Is Love?

Boogie Woogie Down: Retro Grooves takes listeners on a dazzling ride through neon nights and dance-floor delights. Every track is built to keep the body moving and the soul lifted, capturing the essence of 80s rhythm with a modern spark.

The journey begins with “All About the Work”, a pulsing opener that sets the tone with determination and drive. “All Night Groove” keeps the energy high, a late-night anthem made for shimmering disco lights. “Dial My Love” brings smooth, melodic warmth, a playful call to connection.

With “Follow Fashion”, bold beats strut in style, fusing rhythm and flair. “Love All Around” radiates joy and positivity, filling the air with uplifting harmony. “Stay In The Groove With You” slows the pace just enough to spotlight intimacy and flow, before “Work That Love” closes the set with a fiery blend of passion and movement, urging everyone back onto the floor for one last round.

From start to finish, Boogie Woogie Down: Retro Grooves celebrates the timeless power of rhythm, style, and love—an irresistible soundtrack to keep the party alive.

Follow Fashion

Playing With Knives [Quadrant Mix]

Playing With Knives [Quadrant Mix}

The Best of the Light of the World

Time (Remix)

Dirty Boy / Shack Up

Shack Up

Formed in 1978 with a core line-up of Jez Kerr, Martin Moscrop and Donald Johnson, A Certain Ratio emerged from the hallowed grounds of the late 70s punk scene, and from that day on they’ve moved forwards with gleeful disregard for the boundaries of style and genre, their eye fixed firmly on constant progression. It’s an ethos that’s open-minded over all else, and that’s seen the band take everything from experimental electronica to vintage funk, and filter it through their own Mancunian lens.
 
In 2024, It All Comes Down to This, and for now at least, is the sound of the current incarnation of A Certain Ratio. Indeed, in many senses, it is the purest distillation of their essential sound ever committed to tape. Their thirteenth studio album, it is the first time ever they have recorded strictly as the core trio of principle band members – multi-instrumentalists Jez Kerr, Martin Moscrop and Donald Johnson. 
  
From the moment the rattling, call-to-arms drumroll intro of opener ‘All Comes Down to This’ gives in to a wall of slithering, watery guitar squawks and bounding, rubbery bass notes, it is obvious that A Certain Ratio have once again been able to tap into a new artery of life. The record’s ten tracks present ten distinct moods, from the urgent, muscular, foreboding groove of ‘Keep It Real’ to the open, breezy, melodic synth of ‘God Knows’, every bursting moment of It All Comes Down to This is defiantly, resiliently alive.

Shack Up

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