great vocalist another super remix to add to this hot track

Superb Porta Monique is just a different class

At least on the image background her name is spelled correctly. Her name is Portia. Nice rework! Thank you.

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Any Time (Michael The Lion Edit)

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A standout moment from Dave Lee’s Produced With Love II album last year, ‘Look At The Stars’ is the first collaboration with Detroit vocalist Maurissa Rose ahead of a full feature length album together next year.

For this single Dave Lee has reworked the album cut into a full 4/4 stomper, priming it for dance-floor action. The dreamy sample makes a perfect pairing with Rose’s soaring vocals, whilst underpinned by Dave’s crisp production and house heavy beats.

Backing up the release is a very special ‘Moog Dub’ where Matt Cooper voyages away effortlessly over the track, for a heads down journey into the outer atmosphere.

Dave & Maurissa - Look At The Stars (Dave’s Starshine Club Mix)

Metamorphosis

AC Soul Symphony - The Talented Mr Adams

AC Soul Symphony - Manhattan Skyline

Promo DJ mix from Opolopo that is free to download and free to use on your radio shows...

Opolopo ZR debut album available now on CD and Download from - www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

iTunes - itunes.apple.com/gb/album/id991149988?mt=1

Opolopo first came to the attention for many as the man behind the genre-crossing house remix of Gregory Porter’s ‘1960 What?’, a tune that finished in the Top Ten of many DJs in 2012. Labeled future jazz by some, it’s only a minor part of the Opolopo story which spans genres like a musical suspension bridge.

Opolopo was born Peter Major in Zirc, Hungary, a short drive away from the beautiful tourist spot Lake Balaton, but spent a large part of his childhood touring around with his keyboardist father, listening to the fusion sounds of Herbie Hancock, Jeff Lorber, Jean-Michel Jarre and Tomita, while finally ending up in his current residence of Sweden. It’s little wonder he’s ended up where he is.

His work, both on remixes and original productions is imbued with a life spent listening to the soul, funk, jazz and fusion of his youth. Yet, while clearly inspired by the past, Opolopo’s work still has enough clank and clamour to suggest its feet are still firmly in the present, whether it’s channeling the sound of a 21st century D-Train, dark, fathoms-deep house or doom-laden dubstep. His reworking of St Germain’s ‘Sure Thing’ suggests someone inheriting Ludovic Navarre own jazz-house crown, while ‘Treat You’ by Omar is underpinned by all sorts of wonkiness while Omar takes care of the topline. His remix and production work has appeared on JVC Japan, Tru Thoughts, Warner Bros, Tokyo Dawn and, of course, Z Records.

Arguably the best way to consume Opolopo is live, where he brings together DJing with an array of gadgetry that suggests an electrified Bob Dylan, switching between playing records, tweaking the vocoder, while still finding time for tasty keyboard flurries in between mixes. You don’t get that with Tiësto.

While Opolopo remixes dart from René & Angela basslines to delicious house music, his album Superconductor, is channeling the ’80s, a decade that has been a constant source of enrichment for the Opolopo sound. Superconductor is firmly built around the song, with many collaborations, among them Keni Burke, Diane Charlemagne, Taka Boom and others. Filleted in between even the tracks seem to a have a stronger purpose than mere fillers. ‘The Run’ sounds like a theme from a long-lost sci-fi programme, while ‘Monolith’ sounds like a tune exhumed from the vaults at Tabu Records. In short, Opolopo is a one man Jam & Lewis.

Opolopo, as you undoubtedly know, is Yoruban for ‘plenty’ and on Superconductor there is a superabundance of sounds, styles and, yes, tunes. Come feast.

01. The Best feat. Colonel Red
02. Get On Up
03. So Good feat. Keni Burke
04. Round And Round feat. Diane Charlemagne
05. Feels Good 2 Me feat. Taka Boom
06. Staying Power feat. Pete Simpson
07. Superconductor
08. The Run
09. Sustain feat. Paul Randolph
10. Candy Coated Perfection feat. Sacha Williamson
11. Monolith
12. Just Feel The Music feat. Taka Boom
13. Spare Me The Details feat Erik Dillard

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Opolopo - Superconductor Promo DJ Mix

Joey Negro plays Glitterbox Ibiza Friday 10 July alongside The Magician, Juan MaccLean, Purple Disco Machine & Mo' Funk The DJ. Advance Tickets: http://po.st/gb5s

And Ministry of Sound 25 July with CERRONE, Juan MacLean, Smokin' Jo, Simon Dunmore & Purple Disco Machine http://po.st/gbmos


The first instalment of 2015's The Sound of Glitterbox mix series comes courtesy of resident Joey Negro who will be joining us for the Opening Party alongside Todd Terry, Horse Meat Disco, The Revenge, Simon Dunmore and DJ Pippi. http://po.st/gbx1 

The incredible array of DJs and performers set to appear this summer include Hercules & Love Affair, Todd Terje, Julio Bashmore and Fatboy Slim alongside Glitterbox residents Joey Negro, Dimitri From Paris, Horse Meat Disco and Simon Dunmore.

The full roll-call now includes Louie Vega, Tensnake, Breakbot, Roger Sanchez, Todd Terry, Aeroplane, Juan MacLean, The Revenge, David Morales, Kings Of Tomorrow, Claudio Coccoluto, Norman Jay, John Morales, FCL, Tim Deluxe, Lovebirds, DJ Pippi, Smokin’ Jo, Heller & Farley, Mousse T, The Shapeshifters, Luke Solomon, Purple Disco Machine, Copyright, DJ Antz, Mr Doris and Mo’ Funk.

In addition to what is already one of the strongest and most eclectic Ibiza line-ups of the season, this year will see new creative elements added to the event, overseen by Glitterbox Creative Director, Mark Herman. TradeMark, aka UK artist, Mark Wardel, has designed the stunning new Glitterbox artwork, while masterminding the performance side, club collective Savage will consist of three different dance crews (Sink The Pink, Hot Heels & Nutbags) who will all bring their own unique energy to the night.

Glitterbox Ibiza 2015 selected and mixed by Simon Dunmore is out now on iTunes: http://po.st/gb15i 

House Masters Joey Negro is out now on iTunes: http://defct.de/hmjn

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The Sound of Glitterbox at Space Ibiza - Joey Negro

Available now from - http://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

Listen to the full track here - https://www.beatport.com/s/jc46ncamxlaj

ZR deliver yet another hi quality disco house banger that's sure to be responsible for a few clubbers bursting out of toilet cubicles and running straight towards the (already packed) dancefloor with their trousers round their ankles 

"I Can Feel Your Body Rock" has shades of Gary's Gang, Tony Lee and Softhouse Co, though none of those are sampled or stolen from. The JN Club Mix combines boogie bass, 80s electronics, chopped vocals and old school piano for an energetic stormer which has a lot more panache than most. Whilst the Serious Mix is dominated by a big dub wise proto house bassline, live rattling percussion and lots of D Train-esque synth parts.

DJ Reactions:

Dimitri From Paris - Love the Serious Mix
Miguel Migs - Nice release, thanks for the music
Tensnake - Both Extended and Serious mix rock
Opolopo - feeling all versions
Karizma - Dope Stuff
Danny Krivit - Great!
Idjut Boys - Yah Vol das is gut !
Horsemeat Disco - Good stuff. Can't wait to play this out!
Kiko Navarro - Really like JN Serious Mix, great electro-funk vibes!
Ross Allen - JN always delivers the quality. Classic. Very good indeed
Crazy P - The JN Serious Mix is right up my street
Julius Papp - JN Serious Mix works for me
DJ Meme - Solid...as always !!
Glenn Underground - Nice
Hed Kandi - Really dig this
Rainer Trueby - Very uplifting, will play!
Robert Owens - Nice tracks
Reel People - Serious Mix for me. Really good vibes
Ross Couch - Lovely stuff! Great bassline i
Shur-i-kan - Lovely jazz/disco vibes as always
Seamus Haji - "Keep In Touch Body To Body" :) Nice!
Faze Action - Yup a total floorfiller, will be playing this one all summer
Chris Duckenfield - Glorious sunshine tackle
Danny Rampling - Excellent like this
Graeme Park- I can feel it! Yes, feel it! It's wonderful
CJ Mackintosh - Trousers round the ankles anthem...love it ;)
Roog/Hardsoul – Nice
Justin Winks - This is Joey Negro at his best. Full support
Richard Earnshaw - Oh yes!
ATFC - Great stuff
Def Mix - Party tune all the way - Love the groove!
Groove Assassin - ANTHEM ALERT! All 3 mixes SUPA DUPA!
Louis Benedetti - Full support!
Jask - Freshness
Harri Sub Club - Yes....digging these, lovely summer vibes


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BRAND BLOODY NEW JOEY NEGRO "I CAN FEEL YOUR BODY ROCK" Z RECORDS

this is NOT being commercially released, just a little personal edit for my dj sets that exposes a few parts from the multi track that weren't so audible in the original. 

if you want to hear it in it's entirity then come to one of my gigs :-)

long live disco!! :-)

MJ "Off The Wall" JN Special EDIT

Pilates Riddim - Roll Like A Ball - DJ Ruction Remix

The Realist

One of the best songs from Portia's album gets the JN treatment 

Out on traxsource aug 14th 

Porta Monique "Never Give You Up" Joey Negro Extended Mix and Rodox Dub

Endless Summer

When My Baby Calls

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Premiere: Brian Power feat. Marc Avon Evans  - You Mean The World To Me - Soulhouse Music

Danny Kane Feat Princess Freesia -Wonderland - Art Of Tones Extended Remix (teaser)

Sylvester - Sell My Soul (LUP INO Rework)

Dave Lee aka Jakatta, Doug Willis, Raven Maize, Sessomatto, formerly Joey Negro as well as being part of The Sunburst Band and many more. 

Bookings: Tim@zrecords.ltd.uk

Porta Monique "Never Give You Up" Joey Negro Extended Mix and Rodox Dub

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