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@dirtyelementsmusic and @drunk-drivers have built up a strong relationship with @samosarecords featuring on their Italian Disco Machine and remixing for sister label Daje Funk. Now the label have brought them back for a full artist EP and it's a bit of a scorcher. Featuring four tracks of funk and jazz fuelled groove heavy disco this is a real statement of intent for this coalition of Italian producers. 

Check out the @degama_official re build of title track 'Never Give Up' which is a thumping sax led club gem here and jump over to LV online for more on the release via: https://levisiteuronline.com/music/lv-premier-dirtyelements-drunkdrivers-never-give-up-de-gama-re-built-samosa-records-2/

Never Give Up (De Gama Re - Built)

LV Premier - Dirtyelements & Drunkdrivers - Never Give Up (De Gama Re - Built) [Samosa Records]

LER 1022/MS03 - LITIA=LOE’s Each Dawn Every Dawn

A nearly-lost existential house anthem from Chicago’s second generation, heavily under the influence of Ron Hardy, European EBM, and the struggle of daily life in the city’s marginalised neighbourhoods.
LITIA=LOE (Life In The Insane Asylum = Life On Earth) formed in Chicago amidst the burgeoning house movement of the 80’s. 

Leon Williams, Daryl Wilson, and brothers Grant and Simeon Rogers would meet up every weekend to soak up the sounds at local clubs like Music Box, Medusa, The Power Plant, The Warehouse, and Frankie Knuckles’ Dance Palace, where DJs would mix everything from disco to new wave, industrial to house music. After the clubs closed, they would retreat to Leon’s basement to experiment with synths, inspired by what they had just witnessed at the clubs.

At the time, the record barely made it out of Chicago, but the group did have a chance at notoriety. Rocky Jones of D.J. International Records offered up a “Blood contract” for joining the label. The group declined and the group remained a mystery.

More than 30 years later Each Dawn Every Dawn will finally be available again (no blood contracts needed). Due out though Left Ear records and Mixed Signals,  on the 27th of March 2020. Distro through Rushhour, Seance Centre or Direct in the Antipodes

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