Oh man. I remember this track when it was shown on MTV's amped. I loved it then and I still love it to this day!

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Full stems refreq on this. New percs, and a little gentle tweaking. Hope you dig.

Gwen McCrae - Funky Sensation (Pete Le Freq Refreq)

Infinite LOVE

First track from 'When We On'
Album Released 2011

Open For Service

Hear My Song

The Come On

GA Bumped' Version of Disclosure & Al Green.
PROMO USE ONLY.

Disclosure & Al Green - Feel Like I Do(Groove Assassin Remix)

Six years ago, Claremont 56 boss Paul ‘Mudd’ Murphy tried to track down via his DJ network, former Freeez band-members John Rocca and Andy Stennett to license Pink Rhythm’s “Melodies of Love”, for one of the Originals compilations. They didn’t show up on the radar.
Earlier this year, however, out of the blue, Stennett got in touch with Murphy. For much of the last two decades, he’d been living on a remote island off Orkney, but was now pursuing music again.

Stennett had some exciting news that he wanted to share: he’d got together and jammed with original Freeez drummer Paul Morgan – now a jazz club owner – and guitarist Gordon Sullivan for the first time since 1981.

Furthermore, they’d already laid down their first song: a rearranged, re-imagined version of the song they helped make famous, “Southern Freeez”. As the original was one of Murphy’s all-time favourites – and one of the first singles he bought – he was very keen to remix it for release on Claremont 56.

A plan was quickly hatched: the newly named Zee Erf would release their versions on CD and digital download, while Claremont 56 would put out a 12” version. This contains the trio’s sublime original – a lilting, Flamenco-infused jazz-funk delight, featuring the evocative vocals of jazz singer Francesca Mondi – and two fine remixes from Murphy under his now familiar Mudd alias.

Murphy’s versions are particularly magical, as befits the trio’s sultry original. His “Mix For Emma” brilliantly showcases Mondi’s breathtaking vocals, allowing them to seemingly drift over gentle, bongo-laden rhythms, Stennett’s sweeping chords and Sullivan’s effortlessly breezy guitars. It’s little less than sublime.

In contrast, Murphy’s “Mazunte Mix” is a much more radical – but no less alluring – interpretation. Select snippets of Mondi’s jazz-flecked vocal float in and out of the mix, seductively sprawling across bright-eyed Latin piano motifs, fluttering flute lines, punchy horns, and a shuffling, samba-infected groove. Once the piano breakdown hits, ushering in the track’s triumphant final phase, we guarantee shivers will be shooting down your spine.

For additional mixes please see: www.zee-univers.com

Zee Erf - Southern Freeez (Mudd's Mix For Emma)(Clip)

A Very Stylish Girl by Dimitri from Paris

Little Dragon x Avalo - No Love Remix

i always wanted to do this:
a pure mix of Phonique tracks & remixes.
so this one contains lots of productions with vocals, i will also do a mix with more club-tech-deep tracks i did in the past.
i hope you enjoy this little gift!

01 Phonique feat. Erlend Oye 'For The Time Being'
02 Phonique feat. Ian Whitelaw 'Our Time Our Chance'
03 Ofrin 'How Come (Phonique & Tigerskin Vocal Remix)'
04 Phonique feat. Pupkulies & Rebecca 'One Step (2010 lucky finish version)'
05 Dillon 'Thirteen Thirtyfive (Phonique Remix Test)'
06 Phonique 'Endless Love (Instrumental)' vs Erlend Oye 'Intuition (Acapella)'
07 Ornette 'Crazy (Phonique Remix)'
08 Trickski 'Move Me (Phonique Remix)'
09 Zoot Woman 'We Won't Break (Phonique Remix)'
10 AKA AKA & Thalstroem 'Afterglow (Phonique Remix)'
11 Skye 'What's Wrong With Me (Phonique Remix)'
12 Phonique feat. Rebecca 'Feel What You Want'

Phonique: A Vocal Affair -a best of Phonique productions with vocals

Dorfmeister vs. Madrid de los Austrias -  Boogie No More (Reverso 68 Remix)

Check out the Special Mix over on Toy Tonics:
https://soundcloud.com/toytonics/phenomenal-handclap-band-3

Gospelhouse from heaven! Yes - this is a very special record: NYC's Phenomenal Handclap Band meets London's Ray Mang - the psychedelic soul disciples meet the disco champ by way of remix. Ray Mang is a hero to fans of underground disco: remixer, collector, producer, DJ - he is part of that magic circle of London DJ connoisseurs around DJ Harvey. He has the magic disco touch, and has applied it to great effect to PHB's 'Judge Not'. He did a fresh, new take on house-heavy gospel disco that is sure to fill any dancefloor. Try it! 

For those who don't know New York's almost legendary band: The Phenomenal Handclap Band is led by producer Daniel Collás, and consists of some of New York's finest new soul & disco musicians. Some of them used to play in the Amy Winehouse band and others can be heard on some of Mark Ronson's productions. Their biggest moment was when they released their single '15 to 20' some years ago (on Gomma Records) and Paul McCartney wrote them a letter about how much he loved that song when he heard it on BBC Radio 1. On 'Judge Not' they come up with dazzling piano lines, a deep rare funk rhythm section, and a street corner gospel choir that brings you to your feet. Ray Mang heard the original version of this song and was hyped to become involved in the remix, and the pairing is complementary to say the least.

A Very Stylish Girl by Dimitri from Paris

Dimitri From Paris

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