Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. 

A Disco Disco Disco “re-rub” and a Disco Disco Disco “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact. 

#1 DISCO DISCO DISCO // Discollision // Dance To The Beat Edit

Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. 



#2 DISCO DISCO DISCO // Discollision // Mens Box Edit

Big thanks to STEFANO from STEFANO E BENE to spread this wonderful Edit w/ us :-)

Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. 




#3 DISCO DISCO DISCO // Stefano // My Mama Said Edit

Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. A “re-rub” and a “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact. 

#4 DISCO DISCO DISCO // Discollision // Journey To My Love Edit

Big thanks to M.W. to spread this bangin' Edit w/ us :-)

Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. A “re-rub” and a “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact. 

#5 DISCO DISCO DISCO // M.W. // Dinosaur Go Bang! Edit

Big thanks to ALKALINO to spread this awesome City Lights rework with us :-)

Be fast to catch your copy of #6 :-) 
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Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. A “re-rub” and a “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact. 

#6 DISCO DISCO DISCO // Alkalino // William's City Lights Rework

Big thanks to 54 MODE to spread this feeling with us!

Be fast to catch your copy of #7 ;-)

Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. A “re-rub” and a “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact. 

#7 DISCO DISCO DISCO // 54 Mode // Feels So Real Patrice Edit

Big thanks to BOTTIN to spread this awesome Woman rework with us :-)

Be fast to catch your copy of #8 :-) 


Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. A “re-rub” and a “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact. 

#8 DISCO DISCO DISCO //Bottin // Evil Woman Edit

Big thanks to M.W. to spread this spiritual K.C. Edit with us !!

Be fast to catch your #9 copy :-) 

Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. A “re-rub” and a “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact. 

#9 DISCO DISCO DISCO // M. W. // K.C. Helden Platz Edit

Big thanks to Telexketch to spread this ITALODISCO 2 track EP with us !! Be fast to catch #10  :-) 

Disco Disco Disco edits are traditional disco songs from the 1970s and 1980s which have been edited in some way, often using software but occasionally with a razor and reel-to-reel tape (a tape edit). The distinction between an edit and a remix is that an edit does not incorporate additional production, only the manipulation of the source material, whereas a remix can include as many new instruments and sounds as the remixer prefers. A “re-rub” and a “re-edit” fall somewhere in between, with re-rubs being tracks that have been cleaned up (from the vinyl source material) and straightened to a regular 4×4 beat, sometimes incorporating additional prodction. A re-edit is an edit in which the song’s parts have been re-organized and minor additional production has been added, such as a more prominent drum beat, but the overall tone of the song has been left intact.

#9 DISCO DISCO DISCO // M. W. // K.C. Helden Platz Edit

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