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written & Produced by tommy Musto and yvonne Turner


Take Some Time Out (Dub)

Luke Solomon returns to Classic with his first original record on the label in three years. Following on from his disco house pumper ‘Stop The Riot’ Luke continues his winning musical recipe in ‘Light You Up’, serving up another Michelin star feast for the ears. Luke enlists the poetic talents of Queen Rose and his recent disco cohort Amy Douglas, who is no stranger to Classic having collaborated with Juan Maclean on his Juan Maclean’s Peach Melba project. Pushing the live connection, Luke brings in long-time friend Andy Neal on bass and guitar, and Powerdance bandmate Danny Ward aka Moodymanc behind the drums, injecting that authentic disco funk feel and making this collaboration even more of a family affair. Already being championed by boogie overlords Horse Meat Disco, this single - which sends out a positive message from the get-go - is soon set to light up a dance floor near you, as the track says “Get up! Leave your cares and woes in your seats”.

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Luke Solomon feat. Queen Rose & Amy Douglas 'Light You Up'

Joey Negro - Must Be The Music (The Original Disco Mix)

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Named King of the Edit since the 1980’s, pioneering Manhattan DJ Danny Krivit’s (aka Mr K) latest delivery instils the title bestowed upon him some 30 years ago. An esteemed selector Danny’s prolific remixing and production capabilities have touched hundreds of records – with his signature flare shaping the New York City sound. Opening the two-track release is Danny edit this summer’s seminal track The Vision’s ‘Heaven’, interweaving a gloriously groovy bassline with Andreya Triana’s vocal to produce an extended, DJ friendly mix that he sent crowds wild with at Dekmental Festival. Up next, Mr K delves a little deeper into the Defected catalogue, trying his hand at The DangerFeel Newbies’ ‘What Am I Here For (Original NDATL Vocal)’. Danny’s stripped back version extends the jazzy, percussive original, as velvety smooth vocals and elegant keys bring this expressive and sophisticated release to a close.

Heaven (Danny Krivit Edit)

The Vision featuring Andreya Triana 'Heaven' (Danny Krivit Edit)

House pioneer Mike Dunn makes his Glitterbox Recordings debut with ‘Natural High’, a bumping dose of vintage Chicago goodness. Featuring his unmistakable Windy City drawl, the release sees Mike flex his musical muscles, using traditional analogue techniques to produce this stripped-back disco-house jam. From deep stroboscopic acid to groovy US garage, Mike can navigate seamlessly between genres while maintaining his signature flare, so takes to producing this Glitterbox dancefloor cut with natural ease. Already a favourite of head-honcho Simon Dunmore, expect this to become a future classic from the label’s catalogue of timeless dance gems.

Natural High

Mike Dunn 'Natural High' (Mike Dunn Black Glitter MixX)

Few artists strike the balance between the classic and contemporary quite as effortlessly as The Vision. Striving to produce honest and meaningful records, their acclaimed single ‘Mountains’ came as the follow up to incredible breakout hit ‘Heaven’, and the duo once again demonstrated their flawless production abilities. Now, The Vision return with three new remixes of this dancefloor gem. Up first, disco royalty Joey Negro delivers his Live And Direct Mix, weaving in melodies and grooves with exquisite percussion and keys that give the record an authentic disco sound. Up next, veteran producer Paul Woolford delivers his remix of the track. An artist whose output ranges from mind-bending techno to high-energy house hits, his sophisticated take on ‘Mountains’ features his signature bold piano riffs and atmospheric builds, destined for meaningful dancefloor moments. Finally, Toronto duo The Patchouli Brothers step up to remix. Known for their exquisite vinyl edits and a favourite of in-the-know selectors, the funk-laden, high energy mix makes a perfect closing to another blissful release from The Vision camp. As anticipation builds for their forthcoming LP, this charming package provides another exciting preview of things to come.

Take Some Time Out (Dub)

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