The story begins with the original track ‘Back To The Streets’ by Rudy Norman, first out on a 7” as the B side to lead track – ‘Harmony’ in 1980 on New Day Records. It has long been a killer cult cut known in collector circles, with the opening solo Rhodes becoming a sample for underground producers far and wide. It was included on a couple of comps along the way, Late Night Tales Presents After Dark - Nocturne (2015) curated by Bill Brewster, and on Seafaring Strangers - Private Yacht (2017). Rudy Norman got in touch with The @flying-mojito-bros out of the blue as he was into their work and he was keen for them to rework the track.

The Flying Mojito Bros are two disco mescoleros pioneering the great electronic wilderness. With their boots firmly planted in dusty seventies sunsets, their productions take cosmic country rock and funk to modern day dancefloors via New York Latin Disco and Acid house. Think the first summer of love meeting the second, where Crosby, Stills and Nash meet at the Haçienda, The Doors dance at Shoom, where The Orb meets Woodstock, and you’ll be in the right sonic space. These acid cowboys are producer and musician Ben Chetwood, and DJ and collector Jack Sellen, their disco-house-gone-country sound turning crowds loose in clubs, desert dances, late-night festival tents at Glastonbury and around the pool at Pikes.

On this release The Flying Mojito Bros have worked their magic on this cult AOR gem, and in the words of Rudy Norman himself “They’ve brought ‘Back To The Streets’ to the future”. Mastered for the first time on 12” vinyl alongside official remixes commissioned by the artist, in a package to please lovers of glistening disco reworks and those would love to bag a copy of the original. On the digital package, these new versions will resonate with a world that wants to get back out there and bond meaningfully with others. The artwork is a colourful and cosmic reimagining of the original cover art via illustrator Nick Potts, reflecting the bros’ transportation of Rudy’s West Coast vibe into one of their own Southwestern desertscape settings.

PREMIERE : Rudy Norman - Back To The Streets (Flying Mojito Bros Refrito)

A new tune by myself and Raj aka Ray Mang. The starting point for this was afrobeat, though the end point was somewhere completely different. That's the fun of being in the studio with a world full of samples and ideas. Unsigned. Anyone listening interested in signing it, get in touch.

MANG DYNASTY - Crash The Box

Spicer | The Meeting | Jazz Funk House

"Paaskelyd" is Norwegian for "Easter sound", so very appropriate for today I guess.

This is part of my Discoursive Diversions remix compilation out this month on Nang Records UK
http://www.electronicbeats.net/News/Music/Nang-kick-off-mix-series-with-Bottin

Full tracklist:

1. Tosca - Electra Bregenz [Bottin's Dubious Dub]
2. Lindstrøm - Paaskelyd [Bottin's Skogkatt Track]
3. Bottin - No Static [Club Version]
4. The Emergency - Fantasy [Bottin's Morriconey Island Mix]
5. Pollyn - Can't Get Into It [Bottin Remix]
6. Space - Tango In Space [Bottin Mix]
7. Lost Valentinos - Nightmoves [Bottin Mix]
8. Bottin - Pianeti [Original Ballarin]
9. Miss Plug Inn - Zodiac [Bottin Mix]
10.Solange - Robots Are Un-American [Vocal Dub]
11. Kotey Extra Band & Bottin - Hot Ring [Bottin's Espresso Dub]
12. Jupiter - Starlighter [Bottin's Original Bass Mix]
13. Codebreaker - Follow Me [Bottin Mix]
14. Oscar G & Stryke - Hypnotized [Bottin's Mercurial Mix]
15. In Flagranti - ExExEx [Bottin Mix]
16. Wax Stag- And How [Bottin's Discoursive Diversion]
17. King DJ - Escape From New York [Bottin Mix]
18. Telonius - Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick [Bottin Mix] 

Lindstrøm: Paaskelyd (Bottin's Skogkatt Track)

TBE1202 - Tugboat Edits Volume 2

B1. Girlfriend (JKriv Mix)

Apiento & Co 'She Walks' Pete Herbert remix (Leng records)

Apiento & Co "She walks" Pete Herbert Remix (Leng)

an old edit from ze vaults

I originally played Terje's edit but did one to suit me

memories of playing this to my daughter at sa trinxa  a couple of years ago x

The Osmonds -  I I I (Jamie fatneck edit)

Anything Goes is The Rollover Edit Service that pays homage to the spirit linked to Balearic music and beyond. An edit is regularly published for free download, created by our Rollover Djs and other beloved Dj Friends who share the passion for great parties and believe in the simple idea of ANYTHING GOES.
This one is made by the great dj from Glasgow Ali Herron aka Ooft!
https://soundcloud.com/aliooft

FREE DOWNLOAD

Anything Goes - Street Man (OOFT! Edit)

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.

Phenomenal Handclap Band - Judge Not - Ray Mang Instrumental Mix

@shsuk
@samosarecords

Italy's Samosa Records come correct once again with another clutch of tasty edits of 'Funk Purpose Vol. 1', and this purple-flavoured rework from Shit Hot Soundsystem is particularly useful. The English producer is a fast-rising name on the edits scene, and with cuts like this you can easily see why.

Shit Hot Soundsystem - Shit Goes 2 Minneapolis [Samosa Records] <Gouranga Premiere>

https://www.juno.co.uk/products/thoma-cher-holiday-holiday/760071-01/
JUNO RECORDS REVIEW: 
"Super smooth groove-smiths Whiskey Disco have distilled another disco bomb here. Thoma Cher is the supplier of the good times via, firstly, the pure party gem that is "Holiday Holiday", on an EP that marks Cher's first solo outing on this label. "Dancer" is an uplifting track with a warped bassline that wraps itself round the sliding hi hats and loose drums as boogie synths add colour. "Be My Love" is an instantly recognisable gem with a fat bassline slowed to a sensuous pace overloaded with breathy vocals. Great stuff."

Holiday Holiday

Be My Love

http://www.welove-music.com/we-love-DJs/Jamie-Fatneck

DJ Bookings : lowy-72@hotmail.com

Jamie Low was born high but then got progressively lower as the years went on. He’s presently so low you can only see his head and neck and then only if you are possessed of the finer quality gardening implements (Spear & Jackson upwards).

As a nipper he discovered acid house while walking his pet lurchers Snowy and Bonzo (acid house was lurking in the bushes waiting to expose itself to winsome young ladies). He was hooked. The lurchers were less keen.

Trips to the Hacienda followed by further investigative forays to the island of Ibiza (turn right at Halifax and keep walking for another 1000 miles). He was bitten by the DJ bug, though fortunately anti-histamines were at hand to cure the poor lad. The doctors confessed that nothing could be done to help him. Like herpes or Dale Winton, it’s one of those things that never really goes away.

Twenty years later finds Jamie still Djing, still obsessively searching for new records and entertaining ne’erdowells in whatever capacity he is able, providing it is more or less legal. It’s all John Peel’s fault. Or was it Jon Da Silva? Anyway, someone called John. We’ve passed his name on to the police. But not his records.

The Osmonds - I I I (Jamie fatneck edit)

Jamie "Fatneck" Low

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