You & I  (Disco Tech rework)

Here's my DJ-friendly twist of this 1979 classic song from Bobby Womack.

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Bobby Womack - How Could You Break My Heart (V4YS Edit)(new mster aug23)

An edit I did a couple of years ago and have been playing in my dj sets... Now up for a free download! 

Tweaked and edited it so that George Bensons "Whats On Your Mind" sounds like its being sung by a woman! 

A lot of new original tracks of mine in the making - so if you wanna stay updated on this - give a follow on tha Spotify <3
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GB - What's On Your Mind (Ziggy Phunk Sensual Woman Edit) *FREE DOWNLOAD*

BaBaBoogie

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BabaBoogie [Discoholics Anonymous Recordings]

Your Place brings fresh life to Dee Dee Sharp's 1977 classic Nobody Could Take Your Place, reimagining it with beefed-up drums and an extended 12" mix. I tried to capture all the high-energy magic of the original and raises it to new heights. Whether you're spinning for a late-night crowd or setting the vibe for a daytime set, hopefully this track will be perfect to add a bit of retro flair with a modern twist. Check out both versions on my Bandcamp page.

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Your Place (Free Download)

Here's a little tribute to Quincy Jones and LA, as part of "Too Slow To Disco" label new compilation whose proceeds will go to MUSICARES, an organization helping musicians affected by the recent Southern California wildfires. 

In this remix I revisited Quincy's classic 1981 song "The Dude", featuring a dream team of musicians like James Ingram on vocals, Herbie Hancock and Steve Wonder on some keys and...a young Michael among the choir.

The compilation, featuring a cool list of disco producers is available here : 
Yacht Disco Edits - L.A. Wildfire Relief Edition
18 smooth Edits between Slow Disco, Yacht Soul and more
ttps://tstdedits-djsupermarkt.bandcamp.com/album/yacht-disco-edits-l-a-wildfire-relief-edition-supporting-musicares

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Quincy - Here Comes The Dude (Vibes4YourSoul Remix)

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About 6 months ago, just before I set off on my 5 month tour of Europe I got a message from a good friend of mine asking me if I would edit a track that he loves. 
I said of course, and asked him what track. 
Turns out its a big favourite of mine also.
'Why Can't We Live Together' by Timmy Thomas is an amazing song with a strong message that is even more relevant today than it was back in 1972.
The message is clear, it's simple, it's beautiful.
I'm saddened by recent events around the world and I've always tried to spread love through music, because for me, music is love.
I hope you share the message and enjoy.
LNTG <3

Live Together [LNTG No More War Rework]

AND003
Side A: Arise (Sophie Lloyd Edit)
Side AA: Love Making Love 2 U (F.A.M.E. Edit)

Following the immediate success of the first two releases on A&R Edits, issued side by side back in May, comes the third instalment, a split 12” with transatlantic reworks served up by the UK’s Sophie Lloyd and the USA’s F.A.M.E. collective.

First up under the re-edit razor is Herb Alpert's 'Rise', a track that reached number one on the US chart upon its release in 1979, making Alpert the first (and only) artist to reach Billboard’s Hot 100 with a vocal ('This Guy's in Love with You', 1968) as well as an instrumental performance. ‘Rise’ was also famously played on import by DJ’s on the UK Jazz-Funk scene at 45rpm (rather than the correct speed, 33rpm). In 1997, the track found a new lease of life when sampled by Sean 'Puffy' Combs, becoming the instrumental bed for Notorious B.I.G.'s hip-hop classic, 'Hypnotise'. Now, 16 years on, London-based producer and DJ Sophie Lloyd breathes fresh life into this infectious groove, crafting a timely dubbed-out rework that's been a highlight of Greg Wilson's sets this summer.

On the flip, the Detroit collective F.A.M.E. don their disco guise for 'Love Making Love 2 U', an edit of the cult 1981 Boogie cut, ‘I Love Makin Love To You’ by Mel Sheppard, another choice tune for Wilson this festival season. The edit first came to his attention when he went to Detroit in June to play the Movement Festival Appreciation Party at the TV Lounge and, during the afternoon soundcheck, heard DJ Mike Petrack playing it. After enquiring, Mike gave Greg a copy, which he played that night to great response. It was also at this same event that he first played Sophie’s ‘Rise’ edit: Gregwilson – Movement-appreciation-party-tv

So both tracks, with their Detroit connection and raw-edge in common, seemed a solid combination for an A&R release.

AND003 is released on Monday 14th October on 180g vinyl.

A&R Edits #3 'Arise' (Sophie Lloyd Edit) AND003A

The Disco Case

Physics - If You Love Me (V's No Fools Edit)

Taken from the Year Five compilation on Hot Digits Music, released on 27th May 2019.  Thanks for listening.

Hot Digits Year Five

Say It Again

SMASHED ATOMS - Say It Again (taken from Hot Digits Year 5)

Liverpool based DJ and producer with releases on labels such as Discoholics Anonymous, Too Slow To Disco, Hot Digits Music and Hot Gorilla Records.

Your Place (Free Download)

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