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Prom Night - Rhythm Of Sun (Remixes)

Releases 17. June, 2025.

Loved by DJs and dance floors worldwide, Prom Night’s Rhythm Of Sun now receives the deluxe remix treatment, featuring a stellar lineup of producers and including five distinct reinterpretations.
Opening with Prom Night’s own ambient, drumless version – a blissful rework that sets a sunlit, introspective tone. The journey continues with Running Hot’s punchy, vocal-led house cut built for peak-time floors. B From E dives into old school progressive territory, blending rave energy with warm nostalgia, while Maruwa offers a hypnotic, percussive take rich in deep, atmospheric textures. Rounding out the EP is Kasper Bjørke’s dreamy closer, layered with his own whispered vocals for a cinematic finish.
This remix EP spans the spectrum from Balearic bliss to club-ready intensity – a versatile package for warm-ups, sunsets, and late-night dancefloors alike.

Credits:
Remixes by: Maruwa, Running Hot, Kasper Bjørke, B From E, Prom Night
Label: Prom Night Records
Mastering by: Sixbit Deep
Artwork by: Jonas Majidi
PR: Genevieve Taylor (Glisten PR)
Animation by: John Harrison (Aquah Studio)


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Prom Night - Rhythm Of Sun (Kasper Bjørke Remix)

“No Cigar” is a track that didn’t make it onto 2023’s 5 Songs, which was, technically, five songs, so there wasn’t room. It’s a pokey, plonky bit of dance music from Shit Robot (aka Marcus Lambkin), made with Joe Goddard and Al Doyle at their RAE Studios in London.

It sounded… dubby. Like “what if Adrian Sherwood got his hands on this?” dubby. So we asked. And he said yes!

The b-side is classic Sherwood at the controls—a version that’s not fully exploded, but submerged, warped, a little demented. We’re honored and still hearing crazy new sounds every time we play it.

The “No Cigar” 12-inch is out July 25. Pre-order it now before you can’t.

No Cigar

No Cigar (Adrian Sherwood Dub)

NS Radio/ Ep 2 - Ilya Santana

'A small package that delivers a serious wallop, “Try No More” by Glitterin is guaranteed to provide some heat on dancefloors this Summer. From the juddering throb of the opening kicks to the ricocheting rhythms, the track fixes itself directly under the mirrorball from the outset. Produced by Jason Core, this is late night lover affair material that is brimming with energy. When the firework melody bursts, it ignites. Sharp and warm synth stabs are left smouldering by the driving and impassioned voice of Sandry Sanz. A tale of unrequited love unfolds between the cymbal crashes and spiralling synthines, lines that grow ever bolder through Tony David’s emotive guitar solo. The flip is dedicated to Core’s instrumentation with the range of analogue sounds and synthesizer intensity coming to the fore. Intricate patterns and counter melodies are woven, key shifts and pulsating percussion imbibe this dub mix with all the spirit of the original. Fierce and fiery from beginning to end.'

Vinyl: https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/vinyl/glitterin-try-no-more-7/

Glitterin - Try No More

Buy vinyl + digital: lnk.to/stickydisc

Eric Broucek was the ur-engineer of the most fertile era of DFA Studios, from about 2003 to 2008 (no one knows anything precisely about that time, as it’s all lost in the fog of chaos). His hand was on all of the remixes, LPs, dance 12s. He was there in that over-designed gear dungeon almost every day, recording, mixing, struggling to not roll his eyes at Tim and me. And somewhere in that fog, he quietly dropped limited runs of three 12-inch delayed reaction bombs on his own label Stickydisc Recordings—two under the name Babytalk, and one as Watussi with another DFA regular, Morgan Wiley.

Back in the day, Eric did not want his music released on DFA. He wanted to forge his own identity, which he did, sending out music that wandered from the DFA path with its uniquely wonky, upended and understated power. His music is so unlike everything else of that era, so profoundly singular, that it still sounds completely out of time.

A few years back, I started DJing the tracks again, and saw how the world was still surprised by what Eric had made, and the idea of this compilation was born.

So, in the end, Eric, we totally got to release your records anyway. We heart you, man.

-James Murphy

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Babytalk - Keep On Move (Original Mix)

Sorcerer - Sunlight Hits Out Now! 
Dream Chimney - 2025
https://dreamchimney.bandcamp.com/album/sunlight-hits

Sorcerer - Casio Magician

2025 Mixtape
All recents and less recents dance sounds I wanted to pull out for you to dance and love.

Starlight

Energy Fields is Gus Paterson’s vinyl debut. One of the brains behind Bokhari Records, this four tracker melts disco, italo and house into a creamy funk fondue. Staggered bleeps and crisp percussion introduce the title piece, samples echo as a squelching thick bassline drops. Countering the fudgey strings are sparkling synthlines, bold brassy analogue bursts tethering the track to the floor. Although tempos drop for “Emotive Feel,” the energy remains high. Robust keys are further fortified by blasts from vintage machines, a free flowing groove lifted into astral jazz. Sharp beats open the flip for “Cyborg Dateline.” Soon, Paterson’s melodic skill takes over. Layers of inspiration are held together by ambling notes. Echoes of cosmic and disco are adopted, a contemporary twist delivered through the complex intertwining of elements. Paterson takes us into the stratosphere for the finale. “Jetpack Joyride” maintains the rhythm of its predecessor, pouring on the funk through daring piano lines and rich strings of double bass. A trip into the beyond from this debutant.

Digital: https://bordelloaparigi.bandcamp.com/album/energy-fields
Vinyl: https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/vinyl/gus-paterson-energy-fields-ep/

Gus Paterson - Emotive Feels

Grab this sizzling summer mix from Johnny The Roastbeef – ITALLIKA resident, vinyl collector, italo disco & ‘80s dancefloor lover. Raver since 18-teen.

JOHNNY THE ROASTBEEF

ITALLIKA #52 JOHNNY THE ROASTBEEF

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It wasn’t really hiding, just sitting quietly online. But Tom Sharkett’s edit of “Home” was too good to ignore. Originally a bootleg we first heard played on Flo Dill’s Breakfast Show on NTS, it wormed its way into our hearts and never left. So we made it official. Sometimes the internet actually makes your life better.

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Home (Tom Sharkett Edit)

Money For Nothing - Dire Straits Edit. 
Featuring Ozzy The Frog. RIP Ozzy <3

Home (Tom Sharkett Edit)

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