Breakbeat Paradise Recordings is proud to introduce Mile Kings & The Foolish Knights with the super positive anthem A Good Day with a top class remix from our very own Jayl Funk.

Toxic Funk Vol. 19 is all about the uplifting vibes of this original track perfectly written and played with groovy drums, lovely piano line, backing vocals that brings goosebumps and the powerful voice of Miles King.

On the flip side Jayl Funk picks up the tempo and bring the Good Day to the dancefloor with his straight up funky beats and grooves.  

Breakbeat Paradise Recordings – consistent and always reliable to delivering you the funkiest beat and breaks out there. Look out for more coming soon…

More info about Miles King & Jayl Funk:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4rEKZVKIp6lG5pUuWrL0Io
https://soundcloud.com/jaylfunk
https://www.instagram.com/jaylfunk/ 

BBP243B-Miles King & The Foolish Knights - A Good Day (Jayl Funk Remix) [Preview]

Disco-infused rework of "Something Freaky"
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Something Freaky (Disco Rework)

Classic Whodini acapella given the Ross Go treatment. Thanks for listening! Free download as always

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Friends | Ross Go Re-Funk

Bit of a banger in the mid 2000's given a funked up remix. Not sure it works 

This Is Why I'm Hot | Ross Go Re-Funk

The ultimate disco anthem about being completely consumed by the power of music.
Basement Freaks takes the holiest of Chic-produced grails and turns it into a 4,5 minute DJ missile that keeps every ounce of soul while making modern systems absolutely throb.
If you spin anything from nu-disco to classic house sets, this is mandatory.

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Lost In Music (Basement Freaks Rework)

Shalamar is an American R&B and soul music vocal group created by Dick Griffey and Don Cornelius in 1977 and active throughout the 1980s. Shalamar's classic lineup on the SOLAR label consisted of Howard Hewett, Jody Watley, and Jeffrey Daniel.

The Basement Freaks rework offers a modern take on the classic disco track, blending the original's funky essence with contemporary production. 

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Right In The Socket (Basement Freaks Rework)

Time for a FREE tune !

A Funky Breaks Remix of Lumidee feat. Busta Rhymes & Fabolous 

Pecoe - Uh Oh

Beat Le Juice delivers his take on ‘Put Some Love’, one of The Niceguys’ standout recent releases. Once again showcasing his impressive musical chops, Beat Le Juice stays true to the soul of the original while infusing it with his signature electronic funk flavours. A driving, 80s disco-funk–inspired rhythm gives the track a solid foundation, with synth riffs and bass parts creating the perfect backdrop for Bobby Saint’s nusoul-drenched vocals to shine.



BLJ: "The groove on ‘Put Some Love’ hooked me straight away, those vocals and smooth guitar lines really caught my ear. I wanted to channel that energy into an 80s-inspired boogie funk direction; bright, bouncy, and full of synth lines. I’d been listening to a lot of Jafunk at the time, so that influence definitely crept in. This remix is my way of giving the original a fresh new shine."

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Zalenn - Lemurs (Short Play)

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George Fotiadis is a multifaceted creative music producer under the alias Basement Freaks. Born in Greece, Fotiadis has established himself as a versatile artist with a rich portfolio spanning audio storytelling and funk-infused electronic music.

Under the Basement Freaks pseudonym, George Fotiadis has carved out a notable presence in the music world, particularly within the funk, soul, and breakbeat genres. He is recognized as a producer whose work pays homage to the golden age of funk, merging the 1970s and 1980s vibes with a modern twist. His music often evokes the feel of a retro video game or a Hyper Space journey, characterized by infectious grooves and a breezy, joyous energy suitable for casual listening or dancing.

He also contributes to the music production community by releasing live-recorded sample packs through Black Octopus Sound, enhancing his influence among producers and DJs.

Fotiadis’s approach to music is marked by creativity and a refusal to adhere strictly to convention.

Something Freaky (Disco Rework)

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