Oh so skank; lovin' the base line beat. Me bum is twitchin' to dance the night away!  :)

Nicolas Laugier, the renowned French producer and remixer currently based out of London, better known as The Reflex, has devoted his career to re-edits of mostly funk and soul music. On his new single, "The Voice Of Q" b/w "Everybody Loves A Good Funk (The Reflex Revisions)" he takes on two sterling nuggets of electo-funk: Q's 1982 leftfield hit "The Voice Of Q - and Ruth "Silky" Waters' 1980 controversial funk opus "Everybody Loves A Good Funk" and brings both firmly into the 21st century as only The Reflex can.

The Voice Of Q / Everybody Loves A Good Funk (The Reflex Revisions)

The Voice Of Q (The Reflex Revision)

Horse Meat Disco Volume IV, out June 16th on Strut. http://www.horsemeatdisco-thealbum.com/ 

From the album's liner note:
<b>Elliot Rosoff (producer)</b>: “I am primarily a concert violinist and have played on records by people as diverse as Philip Glass, Deodato and LL Cool J. In the early ‘80s, I had a studio, Opal Studios and our engineer Andy Langston did a lot of R&B and disco production - our projects included a disco version of Jesse Green’s "Nice And Slow." On "Ain’t No Way," the singer was a girl called Brenda Watts – she had released a few records beforehand like "Who Needs A Love Like That" but seemed to disappear from music after Opal. I remember that we received great feedback and a lot of club play across New York.” <b>Phil Barr (writer)</b>: “During the ‘70s, Elliot was one of the few people in New York that had a 24-track studio. ‘Ain’t No Way’ had originally been written as a hard rock track - Elliot liked it and we started working on an R&B version of it which he put out on his label, Silver Cloud.”

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Opal - Ain't No Way [from Horse Meat Disco IV]

Dimitri From Paris and DJ Rocca have lots of history of producing together as Erodiscotique and once again here they team up on a new single for Hell Yeah. The stunning original, Disco Shake, comes backed with remixes from Luminodisco, JKriv, D&G and A Mix by remix pioneer and living legend Tom Moulton.

Dimitri from Paris is a true electronic music legend – he pioneered his own French house sound at the start of his career, has mixed seminal compilations including the cult "Deluxe House of Funk" and the infamous "A Night At The Playboy Mansion" and has remixed everyone from The Rapture to Storm Queen in recent times.
His partner in crime here, DJ Rocca – who is part of Ajello and the excellent Crimea X - is one of the key figures in the new Italian house scene. He has released lots of productions and remixes for Classic, Rekids and International Feel and once again comes up with the goods here.

In original form the single is a foot stomping bit of disco with organic drums, breathy vocals and plenty of laser like guitar lines shooting through the arrangement. Bright golden chords add a luxurious quality to the Italo referencing pianos and the twinkly, starry breakdown allows a moment to catch your breath before is off to authentic disco town once again.


Disco Shake

Dimitri From Paris & DJ Rocca - Disco Shake (Original Mix)

Vibe Waves Records 
Present:
title: Pressure - (original house music) feat. Morris Revy & Praise Ohwofasa
Artist: dR. Vincy
Arrangements by dR. Vincy
Lyrics by Morris Revy
Mix & mastering by dR. Vincy
Catalogue UN 015
contact: nv@drvincy.it
www.drvincy.it
Pubblished by Soundreef 2024

DR. Vincy - Pressure (original House Music) Feat. Morris Revy & Praise Ohwofasa

Happy pride month to everyone. We are all one. Original from Detroit, remixed in Detroit, with love from Detroit.

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New York based D.C. LaRue has been recording and performing since 1974 but it was his track “Cathedrals” in ’76 that really got him noticed amongst the heavy weight disco releases of the time.  The double A-side 12" single of "Cathedrals" was one of the earliest commercially available 12" singles and went on to hit number 1 on the Billboard Dance Music Club and Disco Single charts.

Subsequent singles “Overture” and “Indiscreet” both topped out at number 2 on the Billboard Dance Music Club charts and “Indiscreet” became an influential track in the hip hop sampling world.

Fast forward to the present day and armed with digital transfers of the original master tapes, Z Records has commissioned remixes of these classic tracks plus “Let Them Dance” and “Do You Want The Real Thing”.

Released over two limited edition picture sleeve 12’s pressed exclusively for Record Store Day 2018, the remixes come from Idjut Boys, Ron Basejam, Dr Packer, Folamour, JKriv and Joey Negro.

ZR SHOP

D.C. LaRue – Cathedrals (Joey Negro Extended Disco Mix)

This previously vinyl-only release is available now in digital format at these fine retailers:

Juno: http://www.junodownload.com/products/deep-disco-edits/2081118-02/

Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/index.php?act=show&fc=tpage&cr=titles&cv=192479

Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/deep-and-disco-edits/1002034 
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Dimitri from Paris - Sweet little edits.

Ron Basejam (Crazy P) - Solid edits, will be playing. Thanks!

Craig Smith (6th Borough Project) - Lovely edits, well produced and expertly put together. Good luck with the label chaps ;-)

Rocco Raimundo - I wish my name was actually DJ Snazzy Pants. Killer EP dudes, both are mighty delicious.

Andy Ash - Great disco edits here!

Drop Out Orchestra - Both of these sound great! Will play.

Pete Herbert - Hot Stufff!!! Digging them both

Guy (Sleazy Beats, Monsieur Monod) - What a delightful debut for your new label. Feel The Rhythm is an irresistable boogie groover. We'll be playing these puppies all over the place! All the best with the release and label.

Cole Medina (Licorice Delight) - Nice one!

Justin Miller (DFA) - Amazing first release right out the gate.

Rayko (Rare Wiri) - Very cool release mates! ;)

Sleazy McQueen (Whisky Disco) - Dig it, man!

Dead Rose Music Co. (Taikomochi Records) - Sweet Edits from J.

Onur Engin (OE Edits) - Nice one! I'll definitely support this.

The Glue (Kolour) - Great edits both of them, we will keep an eye out for more stuff from you guys for sure!

Leftside Wobble (Futureboogie) - A pair of filtered boogie beauties.

Dave Allison (Editorial) - Well , here we have D&D doin' it right once more.. solid! Feel the rhythm has the right amount of tough funk, crispy drums and disco goodness. Nice debut from Razor & Tape, slice it up baby!

Alkalino (Much Love) - Like both, but "Feel the Rhythm" is my fav.cheers!

Matthew Bandy (Z Records) - Solid edits here, will be getting support on both from me. Cheers.

Sell by Dave (Bedmo Disco, Juno Plus) - Excellent first release lads - enjoying both tracks. The edits scene needs some fresh cuts/styles, and you've delivered on these. Major props - can see both getting plenty of plays in Bedmo Disco sets this summer x

Daz (Get Down Edits) - So Tight never fails but this is my first time hearing Feel The Rhythm & cant wait to play it out its sounds excellent, have a gig @ Disco Deviance this sat & cant wait to play these at it :)

Mike W (Kolour Recordings) -  Been looking forward to RNT001 and it does not disappoint one bit! edits that drip with funk & soul .. just like they should. got a nice batch of gigs in the pipes and these will definitely be seeing their way into my rotation as well as the full gambit of chart support! cheers j. kriv & aaron dae .. got yourselves off to a nice & tidy start .. best of returns to ya! 

Nelue (Groove Democracy) - Both sound great!

Deep&Disco - Feel The Rhythm

02 Vincent Montana Jr. Feat. Goody Goody - It Looks Like Love (Dim's Compiled Edit)

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.

02 Vincent Montana Jr. Feat. Goody Goody - It Looks Like Love (Dim's Compiled Edit)

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