I made an edit of the iconic track Keep On Movin' produced by Deodato which was covered by a South African group 🌝

Always available for free on my bandcamp
https://nofraje.bandcamp.com/track/deodato-keep-on-movin-nofraje-edit

Hope you'll enjoy it!

Mastering by Benoit D - Perception Mastering

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Deodato - Keep On Movin' (Nofraje Edit)

Taken from the compilation Síntesis Moderna: An Alternative Vision Of Argentinian Music (1980-1990)

Síntesis Moderna: An Alternative Vision Of Argentinean Music (1980-1990)

A Ver, A Ver (Ric Piccolo Edit)

Donald - A Ver, A Ver (Ric Piccolo Edit)

Featuring *“Seaside”* and *“Crystal Clear”*, the release channels Raw Main’s signature blend of organic grooves, mystic melodies, and just enough reverb to keep your chakras vibrating. It's lush, it’s layered, and if you close your eyes hard enough, you might even see visions of ADE dancefloors and overpriced smoothies in Tulum.  Drawing from his recent travels and a few airports' worth of inspiration, Raw Main dips into new sonic waters while keeping that signature polish that’s made him a darling of the melodic elite.

Of course, Raw Main is no stranger to the label. His remix of *Nhii & Sarkis Mikael’s “Synthronize”* was basically everywhere for a minute, and his ADE 2023 showcase set reminded us all that, yes, deep house can still make you levitate. When he’s not hanging out on SoK, you’ll find him over at *All Day I Dream, **Lost Miracle*, and other labels with vaguely poetic names and serious melodic credentials.

Water’s Edge isn’t reinventing the genre—just refining it, with that unmistakable Raw Main touch: dreamy, deliberate, and just cryptic enough to make it onto your friend’s “introspective bangers” playlist.

*Tracklist:*

1.⁠ ⁠Seaside
2.⁠ ⁠Crystal Clear

For the seekers, the deep divers, and everyone who’s ever danced with their eyes closed.

Raw Main - Seaside (Extended Mix) [Sounds of Khemit]

LCM - Touch Me

CONNIE CASE - GET DOWN (RON HARDY EDIT)

Unknown album

Morgan - Vakonwana Club mix

Joe Claussell joined the MUSHROOM HOUSE series!

The New York City DJ and music originator made one of his rare remixes. For the Toy Tonics series. 
Claussell is a pioneer. Blending African and Brazilian rhythms with Disco and House since the early 1990ies. Inspiring the music world with his labels Spiritual Life Music and Ibadan records and with his legendary Body & Soul parties that he run for 6 years with Francois K and Danny Krivit in NYC. 
For Toy Tonics he remixed an obscure afro funk song by German Afro - Kraut Band Karl Hector & The Malcouns and Nicolas Tounga, singer from Burkina Faso. The original song was released on a limited 7“ on Now Again records/ L.A. in 2008. Sold out for a long time. Claussell’s remix is an amazing 11 minutes afrotechno jam. A great journey though styles.

Also on this EP: Night Masquerade by Vito & Druzzi. Again: NYC guys. You might know the boys also for being part of The Rapture/ DFA. Since a few years they produce electronic music under the name of Vito & Druzzi. Part of New York’s Throne of Blood crew. Some might remember their vocal contribution for Joakim’s Bring Your Love. On their track for Toy Tonics they go tribal. Somewhere between Steve Reich inspired Gamelan pattern, smooth flowing over a 4/4 beat top by a nasty, 1970ies Funk synth solo that turns the whole track into a new direction.

Third track is by Kapote, man behind Toy Tonics and owner of many great records with hot samples. His Besamo Fly is a 110 Bpm slow house jam - makes you think about Mexican beaches or Paris Filter House nights of the 1990ies..

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Karl Hector & Nicolas Tounga - Ngunga Yeti Fofa (The Joaquin Joe Claussell's Version)

DC Promo Tracks #416: "Don't Go Lose This" (dub) by Daniel Wang is part of the release "S.D.A.P." on Degustibus Music @degustibus-music  

Vinyl Only, out now!  https://degustibus.bandcamp.com/album/daniel-wang-dont-go-lose-this-vinyl-only 

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DC Promo Tracks #416: Daniel Wang "Don't Go Lose This" (Dub)

Release date 12th of July - via https://afrobotic.bandcamp.com/album/daytime-high and in most specialised shops!

A1 Solima - Potentiometer
A2 Ali Baba - Mad’R
B1 Badaouiah - Articulat
B2 Mustapha - Afrobot

In the beginning of the summer of 2019, AM returns with four exotic edits and reworks to dance to on grass. Solima is a pitched down lush and spatial Afro gem that will cause instant euphoria on any dance floor, followed by a faster and uplifting African jam called Ali Baba. Both have that late 80’s synthetic vibe we dig so much. On the flip there are two tracks which are constructed upon respectively an Egyptian and a Turkish sample. Badaouiah reminds of Carl Craig’s edit of Congo Man, builds up slowly and gets highly hypnotic and deep, while the second track Mustapha rolls out a quirky rhythm pattern with a hysteric Turkish clarinet sample.

Comes in a disco bag, hand stamped with a new drawing by Frank Koedood.

12AM - Daytime High

Rollover Milano is proud to present Anything Goes Vol.4
Four lovingly reworked edits soaking up the sun and channelling
that sea breeze saunter from Ferraroni, Jacques Renault, Makossa and
Pasta https://soundcloud.com/djpastabeats
Buy the record (it's vinyl only)

Di Di No (Pasta Edit)[ Anything Goes ]

We love this track by 80s Portuguese Pop Princess Lena d'Agua and wanted to give it a bit of a d-floor friendly facelift... vamos !!

FREE DL

Lena d'Agua - Danca Comigo [Desert Island Disco Edit]

contact: him@roelandotten.com

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12AM - Daytime High

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