Such a good track. Really looking for more music in this genre, any ideas of similar stuff or how to describe this genre??

Dance with Me is a two track EP in the Deep Funky House Genre.

Official Release: October 3rd 2025

Song Information: 2 Club Length Tracks. Original Version and Rework Version.

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Edit Dub MAshup  " COME ON" by Frd KllH @Fred Killlah & @Freddie Frampton "when you re alone The doors Edit

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From the album "Celestial Strut". Nearly two years after his debut album, Bosq Y Orquestra De Madera, burst onto the scene with its varied rhythms and moods, Bosq is unleashing another batch of music for the dancefloor.

Bosq ft. Kuyen: Found Your Love

@Razor-n-tape pushes the boundaries of their ever-expanding Reserve imprint once again, bringing the tropical soul of @Fatnotronic into the fold.
Released world-wide April 16 for Record Store Day 2016

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PREMIERE : Fatnotronic & In Flagranti  - Botoque [Razor-n-Tape]

Tears/ White Elephant

Taken from the compilation ‘Pop Makossa - The Invasive Dance Beat of Cameroon 1976–1984’ To be released on Analog Africa on 16 June 2017

Formats:
1xCD with a 44-page booklet (AACD 083)
2xLP gatefold LP (140 gr) with a 20-page LP size booklet (AALP 083)
DL & Streaming


“When ‘Nen Lambo’ came out I had no special expectations and the least I can say is that its success took me by surprise" exclaimed Bill Loko when we met him in Paris on a ice cold winter day "At some point walking through the streets of Paris, especially in Clichy, became an issue. People coming towards me to ask for autographs was not something I felt comfortable with and I mostly tried to walk away as fast as I could. The thing with fame is you either dive in and get overwhelmed by the waves, or you withdraw. I chose to withdraw and made sure nobody knew where I lived. And I have to blame all of this on Ekambi Brillant.

“Ekambi was already a star back home in Douala when he first spotted me singing and playing guitar at a music contest which took place around 1970. I won the competition and Ekambi came backstage shouting and pointing a finger in my direction: ‘Hey you! Stop singing and give me these songs, I want them.’ I will never forget that man standing there like a tree with a huge grin on his face. Although I was 14 years old at the time, we bonded and he instantly became like a big brother to me, very supportive and always encouraging me to pursue a musical career. The biggest honour came when he chose one of my compositions for his new album. Unfortunately with the political unrest in Cameroon my dream came to a halt and my parents choose to send me to France to study.

“I arrived in Paris in 1976 where I met an old friend from Cameroon, Michot Dhin, a very talented musician known for playing a variety of instruments. Since he didn’t know what to do with his time and with himself we started jamming and working together on a few tunes. The songs ‘Salsa Makossa’ and ‘Nen Lambo’ which I had composed are the fruits of those moments.  

“We knew we were up to something and made our way to Synthe Production, a Parisian studio known for being frequently used by African and antillean musicians. The first people we bumped into were drummer Claude Vamur and keyboard player Jean-Claude Naimro. The chemistry was good so we asked them if they would consider performing a song for us, adding for clarification that we couldn’t afford their services. Naimro replied without hesitation: ‘if I like the song I’ll play, no problem.’ Claude echoed: ‘same with me’. Michot grabbed an acoustic guitar and I started singing, a minute into the song we were all grooving and I could see smiles on all faces … that’s when I knew we had won them over. At the end of the song Vamur said, ‘I have some time now, lets go and record that hit!’ 

Follow our adventures in Cameroon and get yourself an official release:
*CD comes with a 44-page booklet
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FINAL MASTER SOUNDCLOUD 10.3.2017

Nen Lambo - Bill Loko

Join us a we head poolside, with their remix of "Leila"

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Miami Horror Presents: The Shapes

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Miami Horror's conceptual new release "The Shapes" - a unique 5 track release that see's Miami Horror step out of their comfort zone. The Shapes combines upbeat percussive grooves, and experimental vocal styles that echo post-new wave groups of the 80s.

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Miami Horror - Leila (Poolside Remix)

Claremont 56: 10 Years, Pt. 1

Teu Sorriso (Jex Opolis Remix)

The “Under the Covers” EP is a collaborative project started by David Marston and Brigitte Zozula. During an impromptu rehearsal session, David and Brigitte decided to record reinterpretations of songs they had previously written and performed together. 
The material on the EP consists of a rework of “Pussy”, originally written by Marston and Nick Monaco, “Trust Me”, written and composed by Marston and Zozula, and lastly, a song inspired by an African Soul ballad. The music fuses elements of Disco, RnB, Reggae, Dub, Jazz, and Latin music

>> David Marston
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>> Brigitte Zozula
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>> Frano
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>> Wolf + Lamb
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Under The Covers

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PREMIERE : David Marston & Brigitte Zozula - Feel Your Soul (ft. Frano) [Wolf+Lamb]

2012 is Futureboogie’s tenth year in club land. Originally starting life as a no holds barred, DIY party in good old Bristol town back in 2001, Futureboogie has blossomed and become a worldwide respected website, management and booking agency, regularly broadcasting radio shows on FM and online throughout the UK, Japan, Turkey, Italy, and Austria. 

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The White lamp - It's You (Ron Basejam Remix)

“Summertime” has been covered too many times to count, but in these numerous forms the song has created an indelible musical legacy . Following on the release of their Under the Covers EP, David Marston and Brigitte Zozula decided to create their own version of the jazz classic. In this musical endeavor, they teamed up with trumpeter extraordinaire, Aquiles Navarro, and Jamaican bassist, Frano. Zozula’s sultry, jazz-infused vocals overlay and upbeat and dynamic instrumental brimming with buoyant trumpet riffs, distorted keys and a resonant bass line. The song is dance floor ready and undoubtedly captures the beauty, chaos, and excitement of a New York summer.

Summertime

David Marston & Brigitte Zozula - Summertime (feat. Aquiles Navarro & Frano)

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David Marston & Brigitte Zozula - Summertime (feat. Aquiles Navarro & Frano)

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