Global Funk

Abstract Jazz Lounge III

Wonderland (Broken Down Mix)

Basile de Suresnes - Jazz After Sex

Lucas

Money

Finally out on BBE!

"The late 70’s soul and funk hymn “I Think I’ll Do Some Stepping (On My Own)” by New York based singer Sandy Barber got reworked for modern vintage requirements. The original version was featured on Sandy Barber’s album “The Best Is Yet To Come.” from 1978 and it’s reconstruction has been done by Opolopo from Stockholm. The dj and producer from Sweden previously appeared on labels like Swedish Brandy Productions, Local Talk, Tokyo Dawn Records or Ebo Records with modern house sounds and a strong soul affection. His currently released work is a classical edit that breathes the emotive energy of a strong base material but should also delight unprejudiced ears and dancing feet, because the art of editing has been done with a keen sense in here. Slight changes and cuts, as well as decently added sounds straightens the original with its musical complexity and different parts into an ongoing late night disco soul pleasure. Very nice! (Jan) " 

-whatpeopleplay.com

www.facebook.com/opoloposweden
www.twitter.com/opoloposweden
www.youtube.com/opoloposweden

OUT NOW! Sandy Barber - I Think I'll Do Some Stepping (On My Own) - Opolopo Rework

Jarvis 'n' Diesel – Urban Heights

Label/Cat#: Discocaine Productions – DP002
Country: UK
Year: 1999
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Deep House
Format: Vinyl, 12"

Tracklist
A – Starline
AA1 – Turnaround (Discocaine Remix)
AA2 – Turnaround

More information: https://www.discogs.com/de/release/91933-Jarvis-n-Diesel-Urban-Heights

Jarvis 'n' Diesel - Starline (1999)

05 Roy Davis Jr. - Michael

Since Then. 2017

Venasque

Parribean Disco

Meet Me On The Corner is taken from the album ‘Orange Whip’ which was BBC 6 Music’s Album of The Day on its release. A pounding beat beefed up by bass, guitar and brass, propels forward while ‘Ríoghnach Connolly’ (pronounced Rainer) sings lyrics that could be straight out of the playground, but suggest something a little deeper.

Here is a remix from the legends of funky house music, ‘Crazy P’ with both vocal and dub versions. Turning Honeyfeet’s latest opus into a straight up soulful disco monster by ‘Hot Toddy’ and ‘Ron Basejam’, with Rioghnach’s rasping vocals playfully meandering over crisp beats and trademark live bass.

Wah Wah 45s:
https://soundcloud.com/wahwah45s
http://www.wahwah45s.com

Crazy P:
https://soundcloud.com/crazyp

Parribean Disco

Cotonete

Recent comments

Le M

Related tracks