In 1980 while listening to songs submitted for what would become the LP ‘Splash’ by Freddie Hubbard, several of those—including this one (That Someone’s U) did not make its way to the final album tracks. It was never mixed down and the vocal tracks were ‘work takes/scratch vox’. Written
by Sydney Justin (aka ‘Steele’), Sanifu Al Hall, and the late David Shields; the song
languished on an outtake reel for decades until it was a part of a group
of tracks that were converted from analog to digital to be considered for
release in association with Russell Paine’s Super Disco Edits label. Hall notes that prior to
David’s death; he, Sydney, and David agreed to revisit and attempt to make the track viable-- “We
felt like the song itself was solid.”
The rhythm section is a who’s who in first-call studio players of the period, including
James Gadson (drums), David T. Walker & Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitars), Clarence McDonald (keyboards) (RIP)
David Shields (bass) and a couple of players, lead singer, and background singers not mentioned due to contractual
agreements as they are currently members of groups with outside performance restrictions. 

The track was originally produced and arranged by Sanifu Al Hall, Jr.; recorded at Hit City
West (Los Angeles CA) with additional tracking and the rough mix made at Fantasy Records Studios
(Berkeley CA). The group decided that any outtakes subsequently released would be under the
moniker-- The L. A. Propinquity. There is, at least, one more track recorded by this same lineup.
The song was remixed and arranged by Sanifu Al Hall, Jr. and mastered at Pine Studios (Jacksonville
FL) with engineer Jacob Darrell Hudson. Juan Carlos Rollan was brought in to add his tenor saxophone as an added highlight during the remix production session"...................

That Someone's U Instrumental

The L.A Propinquity That Someone's U Unissued Jazz Funk Instrumental

LTDBLBL010 EP
Label - Ltd, W/Lbl
Released - 24th June 2022
Format - 500 Copies Ltd Vinyl/Digital
BUY FROM - https://ltdwlbl.bandcamp.com/album/ltdblbl010

After Scruscru’s iconic 5th black label release the Russian groove specialist is back presenting a solid six-tracker ranging from slow paced, cocktail sipping beach tunes to scruniversal, dance floor-filling, Jazz infused compositions. A worthy successor to his previous release on Limited White Label the record releases just in time for the summer to bring peace and harmony from his studio to every spot with a deck!

Support --
https://www.facebook.com/ltdwlbl
https://www.instagram.com/ltdwlbl
https://soundcloud.com/scruscru
https://www.instagram.com/scruscru

Bandcamp

PREMIERE: Scruscru - No Fuss, Just Boogie [Ltd, W/Lbl]

Aroop Roy makes his House Of Disco debut with irresistibly groovy cut 'Talkin Bout Life'!

Talking About Life

PREMIERE: Aroop Roy 'Talkin Bout Life'

Better Listen is back to cradle snatching for their first release of 2018, debuting young Londoner Joe Corti’s first vinyl release. It’s a four-tracker loaded with dusty samples warped cleverly for max dancefloor action; the A holding percussive party jams and the B offering the lush deep disco sounds the label has become known for.

Joe Corti: https://soundcloud.com/joecorti
Better Listen Records: https://soundcloud.com/betterlistenrecords

Joe Corti - Fulham Broadway

Kimosabe - Intro (snippet)

Peppermint Jam‘s prediction for 2018: this will be a good year for House Music!

What's better to support this with the 3rd outing of the mighty Jam Files series (check the back catalogue for real house music pleasure).
Talking of pleasure, Peppermint Jam's very own Mousse T. starts the journey with a fresh out the oven exclusive featuring the incredible Peven Everett.
Jam Files III is the perfect offering for every house music fan or shall we say music connoisseur.
From huge household names like DJ Sneak, Fred Everything, Hot Toddy, Ian Pooley, Kraak and Smaak, Omar, Lovebirds and Boris Dlugosch to up and coming groovers Peppermint Jam manages to deliver a fine selection of exclusives, proven dancefloor hits and super groovy deep and funky tunes.
Of course we always love a good vocal....

Wham, Bam... Peppermint Jam!

Paul Rudder & Hurlee - Don't Let Love  [96Kbps]

Andre Crom & Martin Dawson - In The City (Original Mix)

Hot for Your Love Tonight

I'll Be There for You

Buy Now From:

ZR: http://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/spread-love-alex-kenji-remixes/1081443

Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/title/221180/spread-love-alex-kenji-future-disco-mix

Doug Willis's discotastic "Spread Love" has been an enduringly popular release from the ZR back catalogue.
 
Now it has been subtly pumped up for 2013 by Mr Alex Kenji . Expect some peak time dancefloor action on this new mix, which emphasises the boogie synths and octave bassline. 

Keep still if you can!!

DJ Reactions:


Miguel Migs - Sounds cool
David Penn - Nice one!
DJ Spen - NICE!!!! Will work well for me
Hector Romero - Party tune!!! Love it! 
DJ Mes - Sound as a pound!
Ron Carroll – Big
ATFC – V cool, thanks
Jask – Very cool
StoneBridge – Love it
Seamus Haji – Nice
Maurice Tamraz – Dope
Syke'n'Sugarstarr – Sounds nice
Richard Earnshaw - Top job!
Scott Wozniak - Superb cut from Alex Kenji. Full support from NYC!
Casio Social Club  - The track that keeps on giving... wonderful stuff!
Jay Vegas – Nice update
Mannix – Nice
Johnny Fiasco - Will spread like butta!
Dario d’Attis - this one will be in my box for a long time
Roog – Big
Golf Clap - Really good single. Per usual. thank you
DJ Booker T - Nice Disco Vibes feelings This Will support
Cherokee - SUPER! Radio & Club play coming right up! Great new mix, thanks! 
Dave RedSoul - Biggest tune out there right now!
Julius Papp - I'm always a sucker for most anything"disco."


Z Shop

Doug Willis - Spread Love (Alex Kenji Future Disco Mix)

Hustle do Brasil

For Heaven Use Only Records.

no information needed.

founded by @Folamour

don't write us at : forheavenuseonly@gmail.com

Kimosabe - Intro (snippet)

FHUO Records