Name: Phil & Dan - Regulate (Ian Pooley Remix) by BARTEFACT
Duration: 6 min 46 s
Description: I do not owe the rights of this song. But it's a must-share!

From the "Lazare Hoche & Malin Génie - I Don't Sync So Vol II" (2x12")LP.
Out in September 2013.
Lazare Hoche Records 05.


A1 - Slop

112 KBPS FILES - DON'T BE A DUNCE!

Stream & Buy - razor-n-tape.fanlink.to/BeamMeUp

Midnight Magic’s perennial disco anthem “Beam Me Up” announced itself as an instant classic from the moment of its release in 2010, and at long last the fellow Brooklynites joined us for a 10-year-anniversary package (minus one lost year) that once again establishes the timeless quality of the song with a fresh and versatile package of new remixes.

Norwegian space-disco don Prins Thomas delivers a sprawling and elegant mix, grounding melodic and psychedelic elements over a bumping percussive disco rhythm treatment, stretching out over 8 minutes of blissful breakdowns, delays and driving bass lines. Kim Ann Foxman takes the song to a darker and dubbier place with her “Beam Me To The Basement Mix,” layering samples of singer Tiffany Roth’s vocal and insistent acid synths over a heavy and pulsing low end. Each Other, a new project by Max Pask and NYC club royalty Justin Strauss, crafts an extended peak-time stormer of a mix, with churning analog drum and synth production that is somehow ravey, New-Wavey and lush all at once.

These three mixes truly capture an entire club night in one record, each a beautifully unique interpretation that showcases the inimitable talent and creativity of the remixers, and is also a testament to the enduring perfection of the original. Grab this record immediately and beam yourself back to the dance floor!
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RNTR037 - Beam Me Up Remixes

Midnight Magic - Beam Me Up (Kim Ann Foxman's Beam Me To The Basement Mix)

Acid 3 & 7

Acid 7

The 3rd instalment of Razor-N-Tape’s Family Affair series is home for the holidays! 
Now an annual end-of-year tradition, this year’s FA is a digital comp that sprawls across 13 tracks, representing artists from various corners of the globe and a wide range of musical styles. Label regulars Cody Currie, Cor.ece, JKriv, Saucy Lady and Guinu are joined by newcomers Kim Anh, Prince of Queens, Yuu Udagawa, Gene Tellem and others for a 13-track sonic escapade through deep house, disco, and electronic sounds. 
With gorgeous art lovingly designed by The Myno, in true RNT style the collection is a lovely listen from beginning to end, and naturally boasts some serious dance floor heat!

Family Affair - Vol. 3

PREMIERE : Flamingo Pier - Wrapped In Nothing

I do not owe the rights of this song. But it's a must-share!

Phil & Dan - Regulate (Ian Pooley Remix)

Pitom

Od Lo

Audio Junkies injects ‘Disco Boy’ with his signature flair — pulsating bass, crisp percussion, and soaring melodic hooks that flip the original into a shimmering peak-time moment. Known for his wide musical repertoire and ability to fuse deep, analog elements with future-forward soundscapes, the Tel Aviv native continues to light up dancefloors across the globe.

Follow: @audio-junkies / @dj-zombi / @dov / @beat-boutique-rec

Stay up to date on Instagram: www.instagram.com/whenwedipnews/

Premiere: DJ Zombi, Guy Davidov - Disco Boy (Audio Junkies Remix) [Beat Boutique]

Moving on Dance

Download : https://www.traxsource.com/title/636772/huzzah
Diz Washington aka Bertha releases his 1st EP on the relaunched MFF with thatmanmonkz Remix
A long time ago them Freaks built a bridge with Chicago. It was a long Freaky bridge that absorbed a whole community of weirdoes. They joined forces and built a fort under the banner of Music for Freaks.

The fort was built to protect them from the normals - but also a place to build an army of as-sociated miscreants that would slowly begin their attack on the offending world of bland dance music. The army grew - and Freaks took to the road - leaving a trail of madness in their wake. Among these weirdoes was a lone man that spent most of his life underground. Known to most as Weaver, the man who lived underground occasionally appeared above ground.

Above ground he was know as 012. He would also travel the world unleashing his funk on common folk. Flying the freak flag. As the years went on the Freaks grew older and spent their time re-gathering. 012 occasionally joined forces with his family and shot disco rays at offending “normal,” - but all the while he was toiling in his lab.

The lab he created was inspired by years of watching Weird Science, formulating a plan, ex-perimenting, but to no avail. Then one day, after returning from the shops with a carton of milk, he accidentally tripped and spilt the carton into his science machine. The machine shook and popped - and then came an all mighty bang. And low and behold BERTHA was born.

Bertha brings you her funk weapon in the form of Huzzah - from Chicago via the Freaky transatlantic bridge - the jam hits you right on the butt, making you do nothing but dance.
The Freaky army enlisted Sheffield's very own funky weirdo, thatmanmonkz to join forces and Double Bang - Music For Freaks does what it does best. Fresh funk for weirdoes.

Bertha is BIG! 

Brett Johnson - "Really loving the original, right up my alley! Big love and support."
SoulPhiction - "Got this already, love to drop that thatmanmonkz remix, but the original is class too!"
Huxley - "Aha! So this is the secret!! Awesome! Big up mate! fucking love this! haven’t heard a track like this for
yonks! original is my pick but thatmanmonks is on a proper jazz vibe!"
- Nemone - BBC Radio 6 Music - 14/05/16 - thatmanmonkz Remix
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b079wfz8

Phil & Dan - Regulate (Ian Pooley Remix)

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