"Celebrating a year of successful weekly edit campaigns, Parisian discophile Young Pulse legitimises his dealings with GAMM. This is the first of a series of collections and every track is a dancefloor-tweaked gem. Average White Band's "Work To Do" gets a slick groove extension, a very young Michael Jackson gets a cheeky arrangement polish and added beat muscle on "I Wanna Be Where You Are" and Minnie Ripperton's "Baby, This Love I Have" gets a complete strip-and-rebuild. We conclude with Leon Ware's "Why I Came To California" where Pulse ensures the latent funk in the bass and groove are brought fully for the fore. Stunning."

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A1. Work 2 Do

Any Time (Michael The Lion Edit)

Little rework I did that was released on BSP last March...just came to my attention that the full version was nowhere to be found on SoundCloud. Here you go!

Don't Wanna Dance (Deep&Disco Rework)

I am really happy & honoured to announce the officially licensed release of this rare disco / modern soul gem from 1980. Here is my small story about this : I have been introduced to this record a few years back by DJ Klas. On the very first listen, it made me crazy & I went on an intensive & long quest to get myself a copy of the 45. It then became a kind of classics of my DJ sets, the record always being in my bag. It is definitely a sure shot for the dancefloor ! 

I then got in touch with the artist Lamar Thomas, first to try to get a spare copy, but after a few conversations on the web, I told myself it would be nice to give this rare & excellent record a new release. Pascal Rioux & Favorite Recordings finally agreed on the idea, and here it is. 

Very happy & honoured to have contributed to this nice release. Big thanks to Josh Goldman aka DJ Klas, Roger Thornill (for providing the original sleeve art) & to Favorite Recordings for believing in this project! 



Lamar Thomas - Feel So Good Inside [Waxist Ext. Mix] | Out End January 2015 on Favorite Rec.

Deep House Volume 7 – Smooth Departure weaves jazzy textures, warm chords, and a refined groove into a timeless listening experience. This collection flows with elegance and ease – blending chill-out lounge vibes, late-night sophistication, and classic deep house elements. It’s the soundtrack to a stylish escape, a smooth farewell to the ordinary. Perfect for long drives, rooftop evenings, or introspective moments alone.

Waves through the Windowglass

Can't-stop-won't-stop 8

File Under Disco 13 – Oh Yeah – Nothing But The Beat

Side A1 – Original Mix
Side A2 – Hot Toddy Vocal Mix
Side B – Hot Toddy Dub Mix

File Under Disco are back with yet more 100% original disco music for the 21st Century. For this episode, London based DJ & production outfit OH YEAH dare to dazzle with this their debut release. 

Blending live instrumentation, strong vocals and quality production OH YEAH clearly know what they are doing when it comes to studio time. The result is a truly authentic sound that blends Disco, Acid Jazz and Funk seamlessly, but with a modern production twist.

Crazy P’s very own Hot Toddy performs the remix duties and delivers his usual top class results. A vocal and a dub take both give the track a more chunky and tracky interpretation that will work those club dance floors to the bone.

DJ Play: Tensnake, Horse Meat Disco, Chris Duckenfield, Pete Herbert, Crazy P, Bill Brewster, Bonar Bradberry, Sleazy Beats, Fingerman, JKriv, DJ Rocca, Harri, Fernando, Sleazy McQueen, Razor n Tape and many more.

DJ Feedback:

‘Great disco!’
Tensnake

‘This is great!’
Severino (Horse Meat Disco)

‘Top banana! Playing the Hot Toddy.’
Pete Herbert

‘Nice release.’
Chris Duckenfield

‘NICE!’
Bill Brewster

‘Oh man is this ever good? The original sounds like a proper, proper disco monster from the genre’s halcyon days and Hot Toddy never puts a foot wrong when supplied with decent parts. Killer, killer jams!’
Sleazy Beats

‘Really strong release. Great mixes from Toddy too.’
Bonar Bradberry

‘Excellent release! Having Hot Toddy on board is the icing on the cake!’
Fingerman

‘Digging the Hot Toddy mixes.’
Harri

‘Top release as always!’
DJ Rocca

‘Dig it!’
JKriv

‘Lovin the groove!’
Sleazy McQueen

‘Love it!’
Fernando

‘All 3 versions are amazing. Full support on this!’
Razor n Tape

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https://soundcloud.com/ohyeah-london 

File Under Disco 13 - Oh Yeah  - Nothing But The Beat - Clips

Slomo vibes!!! 
https://hotmood.bandcamp.com/track/dont-let-me-fall

Hotmood - Don't Let Me Fall

A New OBM Records Prod.

This gift by Mr. DISCO TECH EDITS aka Niklas Mellila from Sweden part of OBM DJs Family & Crew.

Recorded@DTE Studio in January '017.
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Original track selected by Mr. DTE & Art Cover by SSC.

N' Joy

I Got the Floor

I Got the Floor (Disco Tech Edits e/r) [ORE041]

Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel has come up with this extended Re edit of "Feeling High", originally released on Los Charly's Orchestra EP: "The Groove & it's synonyms".

A proper dancefloor jazzy groover perfect to receive the sunny times...

Feeling High (Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel Re Edit)- Los Charly's Orchestra

ZR SHOP - http://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

New York based D.C. LaRue has been recording and performing since 1974 but it was his track “Cathedrals” in ’76 that really got him noticed amongst the heavy weight disco releases of the time.  The double A-side 12" single of "Cathedrals" was one of the earliest commercially available 12" singles and went on to hit number 1 on the Billboard Dance Music Club and Disco Single charts.

Subsequent singles “Overture” and “Indiscreet” both topped out at number 2 on the Billboard Dance Music Club charts and “Indiscreet” became an influential track in the hip hop sampling world.

Fast forward to the present day and armed with digital transfers of the original master tapes, Z Records has commissioned remixes of these classic tracks plus “Let Them Dance” and “Do You Want The Real Thing”.

Released over two limited edition picture sleeve 12’s pressed exclusively for Record Store Day 2018, the remixes come from Idjut Boys, Ron Basejam, Dr Packer, Folamour, JKriv and Joey Negro.

ZR SHOP

D.C. LaRue – Cathedrals (Joey Negro Extended Disco Mix)

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