https://soundcloud.com/lucadellorso
https://soundcloud.com/jolisamusic

The Jolisa EP marks a significant shift in Luca dell’Orso’s sound. Although the electric hooks and rolling rhythms that characterise the dutchman’s signature style are still present, new avenues are explored. One notable change is the addition of vocals, care of the EP’s namesake: Jolisa. The opening, “Sixteen”, smoulders with a palpable intensity. Steady beats and textured pads support synth stabs as impassioned vocals recant a tale of past lessons. “Reach Out”, on the flip, is a different animal. Big and daring, chords chug next slicing snares while lyrics brim with hope. Two instrumental works balance the four tracker. “Nighttime” is perfectly sculpted with a soulful melody and clean percussion, vocoder lyrics giving a sorrowful slant to track. A true epic closes: “Tomorrow’s Already Here.” Bold keys and racing rhythms collide in this 80s steeped extravaganza, electro-disco and car chases in this incredible end. A defining EP from Luca dell’Orso.

Premiere: Luca dell'Orso - Reach Out feat. Jolisa

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Duke Lake - Do You (Craxi Disco Edit)

Who is she? Who, who, who is she? It was just a matter of time before this amazing Spanish italo hammer would get the re-issue treatment. An all time favourite in the record bags of the Bordello A Parigi and Moustache Records bossmen. The result is a repress with original sleeve artwork and remastered audio on David Vunk's and Otto's occasionally Moustache A Parigi imprint. Limited supplies!

Out on Moustache A Parigi, December 7.

Buy: http://bordelloaparigi.com/?p=3060

Mata-Hari - Mata-Hari

Montreal. 1983. In the studio, Denis and Denyse LePage once again marry their musical ability to produce a romance streaked electro disco gem. Fast forward three decades and the husband-wife partnership of Lime may be forgotten by some, but not by all. Odessa pays homage and treats you to a Private Disco Show. Synth lines are buffed and allowed to shine once again. Vocals take a back seat as glittering notes are given centre stage. Bright beaming bars, cascading chords and heady harmonies bob and weave in this refreshing of a true classic.

Vinyl: https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/vinyl/odessa-private-disco-show-12/
Digital: https://bordelloaparigi.bandcamp.com/album/private-disco-show

Private Disco Show

Odessa - Private Disco Show

Sylve - I've Only Got You To Blame / 12" Vocal (STEREO)

The first Mothball Record ! 
A collaboration with Bordello A Parigi first released in 2014, long sold-out, but now resurrected in full quality WAV

Lato A - PATRIZIA PELLEGRINO - Musica Spaziale (FLEMMING DALUM REMIX)



<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/5d7a22'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

With A Touch Of My Lips (Thrifty's Italo Edit 2)

"Welcome To Rimini" reissue in cooperation with ZYX Records present:

J.D. Jaber - "Don't Stop Lovin'". This song is original from 1983 published by the legendary label Memory Records, its composer was the great Antonello Gabelli (Cheaps, Duke Lake and Faxe among others) 

This musical theme is considered as one of the great Icons of the Italo Disco and masterpiece of Memory Records in its beginnings.

The voice in this masterful musical work is by Paradiso Gilioli and the arrangements were made by Antonello Gabelli himself, Paradiso Gilioli and the great Stefano Cundari.

This Reissue comes with a remix by the legendary Flemming Dalum and on top a special ZYX Remix by Victor Ark from the label Blanco y Negro Music.

Release Date:
24.05.2019

Discogs Link:
https://www.discogs.com/de/de/release/13575276

Don't Stop Lovin'

J.D. Jaber

J.D. Jaber - Don't Stop Lovin' (Flemming Dalum Remix)

Cosmic edit of the 1988 italo-disco banger "Te Gusta ?" originally interpreted by Myriam Fecchi and Donatella Milani

Sylve - I've Only Got You To Blame / 12" Vocal (STEREO)

Dj Flash