the original always needed to be a bit chunkier, this nails it

Kolour Recordings is rooted in a strong tradition of featuring creative DJs, performers, and musicians from the ever growing deep house and electronic music scene.

The label continues to build a cultural impact that stems from the motor city attracting music fans from as far as Germany, London, Spain, and other parts of the globe. Artists as diverse as KiNK, Crazy P, Soul Minority, Kruse & Nuernburg, Atnarko, The Glue, and Delano Smith have made it their home for the past 6 years. Artists like Jimpster, Steve Bug, Cajmere, Detroit Swindle, Oscar P, MotorCitySoul, Kyodai are among its supporters.

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Boogiemann and Stan Tropic - Trouble

Closed Paradise https://soundcloud.com/closedparadise

Closed Paradise - The Dance Is Humpty

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Rakim X Chagrin d'Amour (Dj Moar Supablend)

For 15 years Wah Wah 45s have been releasing music with a soulful feel, regardless of sub-genre, many of which have no doubt ended up as staples of your local underground party on a Saturday night. That’s right, Wah Wah don’t just do acoustic soul, brass band funk, dub reggae and foot friendly jazz,  we’ve been dipping our toes in the world of dance floor electronica for sometime and following on from the success of last year’s compilation, we thought it was about time we brought you the second instalment of “Wah Friends Electric”.

Volume 2 continues where it predecessor left off, covering the club friendly end of the Wah Wah back catalogue, from early deep house offerings from Aaron Jerome (the man behind the Sbtrkt mask) and blue eyed disco from Talc’s night club dwelling alter egoes Man / Boy featuring Girl, to more recent outings from Lea Lea, Paper Tiger and Scrimshire. Add to that previously unreleased, and exclusive to this compilation, remixes from The Reflex and Noisses, as well as other homegrown greats such as Stubborn Heart and Debian Blak, not to mention Japanese dons Goth-Trad and Anchorsong, and you’ve got one serious second volume of dance music from the Wah Wah vaults.

Henri-Pierre Noel - A Fifth Of Beethoven (The Reflex Revision)

Second Cut From Unbreakable Edits Vol 02-Introducing Dj Steef to The Team!

That Loving Feeling (DJ Steef Edit)-Superbreak

Released on Shoes Records in 2006. 
Will be on the Shoes - Early Years Vol 1 12" OUT NOW!

Big chunky drums turn this soulful call for peace and understanding in the world into a dance floor anthem. Enjoy.

Shoes - Why Can't We Live Together

Danceable tune with elements of IDM, NDW, House, Techno and more. German lyrics talk about the trembling excitement and inability to speak in the presence of the loved one.

Zittern. Amore! / feat. Anna Stiede

This is a FREE DL mash up of Phil Weeks and Lana's Munk remix, made with love for you.

Download it before Mr. SC gets cocky. LINK >> https://www.toneden.io/mgnfque/post/mgnfque-phil-marvin-lana

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mgnfque - Phil, Marvin & Lana

Edit of  the brilliant Kongas - Tattoo Woman.
Available on Trash The Wax Volume 2 on Paper Disco.
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Womanly Tattoo - Sophie Lloyd Edit

UK producer Jamie Buchanan aka 78 Edits is a veteran in the 12” re-edit scene with releases on Giant Cuts, Audio Parallax, and Editorial. His take on Mike James Kirkland’s “What Have We Done” from the legendary “Hang On In There” album transforms the original from a conga and vocal driven song to a stretched out, 8 minute, mid-tempo dance tune.

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78 Edits - "What Have We Done"

low quality mp3@ 96k ---- out now on promotional vinyl only

small world disco 12 - all the way (ltj edit rework)

James Hayford makes music under a variety of names: chunky, funky edits as a part of the Shoes Crew, dark and heavy ethnic beats with Broken Compass and also runs the edits/remix label Plimsoll Records, and does remixes and other work as Earwig. 
The Earwig solo palette includes elements of afro-latin, dub, and techy future vibes. Recent remixes for Tal M. Klein "House on the Left" and the Automats "Pass Me By" showcase this sound.

Shoes - Why Can't We Live Together

James Hayford - Shoes - Earwig

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