Chaka Khan - I Know You, I Live You (Bamboo Room Edit)

For Record Shop Day 2014. On yellow vinyl.

LKRP100B "one On One"

Here we have a Rework of Tomorrow's Edition - I'm The Best.
This was originally released in 1984 on Mel-O Records who only ever had 5 releases.
I'm really happy and stoked to have collaborated with Casual Connection on this, our musical tastes are very similar and blend well together, this track truly reflects this. We have given it a truly Nu-Disco flavour !!!!
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Midnight Riot

I'm The Best (Casual Connection & Wonkar Rework) (MIDNIGHT RIOT 8)

Videoclip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKyRr1Hzzgs

Hype it: http://bit.ly/1LANHhR

Vocals: Dr!ve
Lyrics: Creedence Clearwater Revival 
Music: Positive Force - Who got the Funk

Free Download

Fortunate Son (Funk Cover/Remix)

Higher

I decided to give 'Summer Madness' (by Kool and the Gang) a winter makeover. Enjoy! x

Winter Madness [FREE DL]

Head

The Sexadelic Disco-Funk Sound Of Italo Boogie Disco-Funk 
To collectors, enthusiasts and dancers, asking when disco ends and boogie begins will yield a fascinating and vast array of responses. Upon their shelves of twelves and sevens of original pressings and increasing reissues and edits, the change might not even seem marked, as the full scale force of disco gave way to a more intimate, sensual, but no less physical sound. Finding underground support in the 1980s nightclubs of London among mixed black and white audiences, crate digging DJs soon caught wind of the genre’s future-facing evolution in the US.
Bubbling prior to the mixtape culture of the foundations of contemporary hip hop, or the stark futurism of Detroit techno and electro, both of which owe a debt of inspiration to boogie, the genre could loosely be described as a bridge between acoustic and electronic instruments. The arrangements are often loose and live, but usually doused in a gooey neon sheen. And while some of the synth work may sound primitive by contemporary standards, it has maintained an enthusiastic following swept up in its occasional weirdness as production methods grew more clinical and precise. Boogie is flamboyant party music, even when it can evoke the longing of heartbreak as easily as the promise of good times.

ESSENTIAL - O u t T o C a t c h (Bubbling Minds Voxtrumental Mix)

After 7 snapped up twelves including Ruben &amp; Ra’s breakthrough anthem ‘Newer Shooz’, their viral follow-up ‘Street Machine’ and the Juno chart-topping ‘People‘ by Rayko, the West London-based Retrospective label are set to release their first long-player May 2012. 

Since the imprint’s inception in January 2011, label boss Ra has carefully scoured the nu-disco spectrum to assemble an international roster of like-minded artists. In recent months, in light of the fold’s emergence, Retrospective has steadily been expanding their global network by commissioning tracks from many of the scene’s leading names. For the first in a series of three compilations, ‘Retrospective All-Stars Vol. 1’ is purposed to both commemorate this growing stature, while showcasing the wealth of talent from within the label’s newly extended family.

Comprised of 12 previously unreleased cuts spread across a DJ friendly triple-vinyl pack, the album is opened in fine style by the revered Argentinian Toomy Disco’s first cut for Retrospective, entitled ‘Peppermint’. Montenegro national Fil Lavin, who took the baton for Retro005, provides a trademark lick of deep house, while Glaswegian Slow It Down and Bristolian Jimmy The Twin respectively make their Retrospective debuts to complete the first disc. 

Over on the second disc, Spanish boogie chronicler Rayko, who provided the material for Reto002 and Retro006, joins American Trev-Ski, Londoner Harry Benson (aka Picture House) and the Utrecht-residing Romanian Andrei Idu under his celebrated moniker, The Legendary 1979 Orchestra. Completing the package, Frenchman Art Bleek, the Berlin-based Mudegg, Scotsman Jamie Buchanan (aka 78 Edits) and of course, label figureheads Ruben &amp; Ra all feature on the final disc. 

Retospective All-Stars Vol 1 comes packaged in a limited triple-vinyl pack, with a luxury finish to give this landmark compendium a deserved sense of occasion.

Buy from the Retrospective Shop: http://retrospectiverecords.com/shop/albums/retrolp001-the-retrospective-all-starrs-vol-1/

3x12" Vinyl - £11.99 

WAVs - £0.99 

MP3s - £0.75

Buy the 12" from Juno records:http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/455593-01.htm

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RETROLP001 - C2 - Marcus & Trev-Ski - Be My Love

I've been chasin after you, so long

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Chasin

Some of you have been asking for a studio recording of this track, which I play in my live set.  Enjoy!

Talking Heads - Girlfriend is Better (Codebase Remix)

Codebase