Boyanza Residents Rafatel And Papa Jazz joined forces to bring us two sun-soaked, summer ready edits made late at night by this pair of music freaks. One is a mysterious release by salsa legend Willie Colón; and the other, a song by overall legend Julio Iglesias, with a sample taken out of one of the greatest mexican films ever done: Las Niñas Bien. 

The cover picture taken by Papa Jazz conmemorates the place where this two collaborators consolidated their friendship and all the late nights they shared music together.

Already amazing songs edited to appeal dancefloor necessities.
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Un Día Tu Un Día Yo (Rafatel & Papa Jazz Edit)- Julio Iglesias

Next up on SCR Exclusives is a classy retouch to a classy classic

by @BONAIME & @nikkoaxzul

BON AIME and Nikko had known each other for years from sharing the decks at a hippie-infested yoga studio in LA, but in pure coincidence crossed paths in Tulum during the start of the pandemic. Nikko’s van had stranded in Tulum after a long drive through the U.S - he was stuck on the beach with all of his music gear. So they did the thing any duo of believers would do, and started to organise beach parties for all to attend. 

In the pursuit of freedom, self-expression and most importantly, vibes, their local reputation as premier dealers of funky grooves grew, and they began to play at an assortment of weird and wonderful events, bringing their disco charm everywhere they went. This track was born out of an experiment to produce an edit in one night before a gig. 

While many of their edits haven’t seen the light of day, Evil Ways has been played across Mexico, the USA and even BON AIME's homeland of the Netherlands - finally finding a home in SCR two years later. The young adventurers have many a memory playing this edit, and we hope you can make some more.

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SCR Exclusive: Evil Ways (BON AIME X Nikko Axzul Edit)

Pre order: https://records.slothboogie.com/album/rainy-nights-ep
https://soundcloud.com/slothboogie

They say House is a feeling, an ethereal groove that sits in your soul's fibres. For Berlin based Kiwi, Philippa. It's in her bones.
Immersed in her studio, whilst listening to hours of mo-town and blues, Philippa has carved the 'Rainy Nights' EP. A project she describes as a "straight down the middle, sample-based deep house record, wearing its '90s influences on its sleeve, with pride." It's late night deep house, filled with emotion and groove, which speaks to us all.

PREMIERE: Philippa - Rainy Nights [Sloth Boogie]

@musumeci

If you’ve recently been feeling like there is something in the air, your gut feeling is absolutely right. The Weather Report vol. 1 presented by Musumeci is already here to electrify your body. Released under the umbrella of Engrave Ltd music, new EP series features 4 collaboration tracks created by Musumeci himself and his much talented pals Phunkadelica, Alican, Ayala and Enzo Elia.

The Weather Report vol. 1 opens with “This Track”. A true climate changing collab with Phunkadelica, in which Jackin’ House beats and syncopated synth baseline provide a background for some Basement Jaxx stabs reminiscence, along with a classic rave chords' progression. A sexy vocal delivered by Ready in Led is a cherry on top, inviting to dance along. You just can’t say no to that!

The next atmospheric phenomenon in the report is “I’ll Be There”. The track is a blend of musical visions of Musumeci and Alican that resulted in something new and exciting for both of them. A bold mix of Acid bass line, housy groove and bouncing chords makes a solid ground for Nick Maurer's vocals - dark and deep speech alternating to a delicious soulful hook.

Musumeci just keeps on going, as “Don’t Stop” featuring Ayala is yet another banging position on the list. It represents Afro & Disco influences of both artists and has an unexpected punk edge and attitude. Straight beats, funky bass line, steady arpeggios, brass sections and rebel vocal samples create a sophisticated folk atmosphere hard to resist.

Last, but not least, “The Super Heavy Rundfunk” by Musumeci & Enzo Elia. An exploration of glorious “French touch”, which resulted in a monster club tune full of pure rave energy. Combining funk, electro and keyboards improvisations with uplifting screams and shouts vocal samples, the duo is guaranteed to have control over the dance floor and take the audience for a 6-minute-long ride full of madness.

Brace yourselves as The Weather Report series marks the start of a new era for Engrave Ltd. The beginning of the new decade of music is here. Stay Tuned!

Musumeci & Ayala - Don't Stop

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Kent Yaşamı - Şenay (Mâi's 1980 Diskotek Edit) // Free DL

We’re so excited to officially drop "Lambada Pauleira" by Os Panteras, remixed by Joutro Mundo. This release brings Pará’s vibrant roots and rhythms into a new light, blending the energy of the original 1987 track with a modern synth twist. We hope you’ll enjoy this unique mix, perfect for adding some Brazilian flavor to your sets.

Bandcamp: https://ondaboa.bandcamp.com/track/lambada-pauleira-joutro-mundo-remix

Lambada Pauleira

Lambada Pauleira (Joutro Mundo Remix)

Juno Records review:

‘Spanish producer Rayko has been a key figure in the disco scene since 2008, the point at which he launched the influential Rare Wiri label. His fastidious DJ sets hear him blend underground disco, boogie, funk, and electronica, and surely foregrounded his Vadillo Vice series, where Wiri outpours his rarer, outer-there sonic shinies. ‘Towers’, ‘Cosmic Boy’ and ‘Napole’ all command the subtle sensibility of disco edits, but these are actually originals through and through, making impressive use of what sound like sampled vocals and homegrown syntheses.’

TOWERS (Vinyl Edition)

Pat Thomas & Ebo Taylor - Hiani Sui Efri A Oyi Aberesse (Diamond Setter Remix)

Norwegian/californian nugget remixed by Todd Terje, Bobby Spice, Bjørn Torske and Rune Lindbæk

Olsen Records, 2016 (OLS015)

Pat Thomas & Ebo Taylor - Hiani Sui Efri A Oyi Aberesse (Diamond Setter Remix)

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