🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe
to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone
out there would hear it and make contact.

Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix
the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe. You're listening to the first transmission right now.

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🌏 This month, we’re celebrating the launch of our funky space probe into the universe. As it floats in orbit alongside the ISS and countless satellites, a mix of disco, funk, and house echoes back to Earth—the perfect way to start this unique mission.

Before our funky space probe heads deeper into space, let’s take a moment to appreciate just how rare and special our planet is. It orbits in the Goldilocks Zone, the narrow region around the Sun where temperatures allow liquid water to flow. If we were just a little closer or farther away, Earth could have been a wasteland or a frozen rock.

Our Moon also plays a crucial role, stabilizing Earth’s rotation and creating ocean tides—factors that helped shape the conditions for life to evolve. Even our planet’s 23.5-degree tilt is essential, as it gives us seasons, driving climate cycles that have sustained ecosystems for billions of years.

Everything had to align just right for us to be here. Now, let’s send our best disco songs beyond this lucky planet. The Funky Space Probe’s journey has begun.
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Tracklist:

00:00 Nick Wisdom - Feelin' Alright
03:00 Cerrone - Give Me Love
09:05 Jamiroquai - Cosmic Girl (Dimitri from Paris Remix)
13:13 Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (Bibi & Dimitri Anthem From Paris Mix)
17:30 Never Dull - What Is That Sound
21:20 Gwen McCrae - Keep the Fire Burning (Joey Negro Feed the Flame Mix)
25:14 The Whispers - Emergency
28:00 The Ritchie Family - I'll Do My Best
30:36 Dimitri From Paris - Ero Disco Theme
32:30 Holm CPU - Fotspor (Todd Terje Disco Mix)
36:56 Yuksek - Dance'O'Drome
39:55 COEO - 25 Hundred Friends
45:08 Christian James - The WHIP (Cody Currie Remix)

Funky Space Probe | Transmission 001 | Leaving Earth

🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe.

🪐 This month, our Funky Space Probe has ventured far beyond Earth’s orbit, arriving at Saturn’s icy moon, Enceladus.
Enceladus isn’t just another frozen rock floating through space. Beneath its icy crust, a massive ocean moves in the dark, hidden from the rest of the universe. Could something be swimming beneath the surface, vibing to the rhythm of our funky space probe’s mix?
If life exists beyond Earth, places like this are where we should be looking. And if anyone—or anything—out there is listening, we hope they’re feeling the groove.

Tracklist:

00:00 Ekkah - Last Chance to Dance
02:59 Chance - Hold Tight
06:13 Sandra de Sá - Olhos Coloridos (kryptogram Edit)
10:42 Nu Genea - Disco Sole
14:22 Fred Kingdom - Lost in the Rhythm (Michael Gray Extended Soul Mix)
17:37 Ray Parker Jr - Still in the Groove
20:57 Liquid Gold - Could Be Tonight
24:26 Magou - Sample Dream
28:48 George Sandler & Justin Jay - Know How
31:43 Coeo - Like It Is
35:46 Pat Lok - Lasting Luv
38:45 Yuksek - Roulette
42:10  Digital Afrika - Kings for a Minute
45:42 Felipe Gordon - El Meloncito
49:36 Marius Acke - I Feel So Good
53:57 Disclosure - Never Enough (Dylan C. Greene Remix)
58:22 Chaos in the CBD - Sirena Deep

Funky Space Probe | Transmission 002 | Enceladus

🛰️ This month, the Funky Space Probe has reached Pluto, the legendary dwarf planet drifting in the far reaches of the Kuiper Belt.

Discovered in 1930 and long considered the ninth planet in our solar system, Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006 when astronomers refined what it means to be a planet. Still, it remains one of the most captivating bodies in the outer solar system.

Pluto’s landscape is wild, with vast plains made of nitrogen ice, jagged mountains sculpted from water ice, and a surface painted in deep blacks, oranges, and bright whites. Its atmosphere? Almost nonexistent, with pressures up to a million times lower than Earth’s. You wouldn’t last long outside here… but the funk just might.

This transmission starts fast — high-tempo house at 130 BPM — a nod to Pluto’s name, that comes from the Roman god of the underworld. Cold, distant, and a little dark, but full of hidden energy. Maybe that’s why this mix feels deeper, more raw — underground in more ways than one.

And while only one spacecraft, the New Horizons, has ever flown past Pluto, our Funky Space Probe is happy to take it from here. Broadcasting funky, house and disco music, hoping someone, or something, is out there, vibing in the cold.

🌌 The Funky Space Probe Transmissions: After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe.

Tracklist:

00:00 Joey Negro - Love Hangover (Joey Negro Club Mix)
03:50 LF System - Afraid to Feel (Extended)
08:08 Bob Sinclar - I Feel for You
11:56 Boston Bun - Don't Break My Heart
15:26 Harvey Sutherland - Hummingbird
18:11 Anatta - Tobacco Docks (Radio Edit)
19:58 Disclosure - Tondo
24:38 Kartell - Turn Over
28:19 E. Live - Hidden Oasis
31:53 Lazywax - Pluto
38:06 Mark Farina, Homero Espinosa - Good Vibrations (Main Mix)
42:40 Alan Dixon - Bless Me Today
45:32 Télépopmusik - Breathe (Kartell Club Edit)
49:18 Moon Boots - In My Life (Extended Mix)
54:49 Kartell - Crossing Paths (feat. SG Lewis)

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/funkyspaceprobe/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@rime_music

This transmission is dedicated to Kartell, a brilliant French producer who sadly passed away last week. His music left a lasting mark on the French electronic scene and inspired countless listeners and artists alike. To honor his legacy, three of his tracks are featured in this transmission. May his sound continue to travel through space. 🌌

Funky Space Probe | Transmission 003 | Pluto

💿 This month, the Funky Space Probe has reached the scattered disc, a mysterious region on the outer edge of the Solar System. Sparsely populated and wildly chaotic, it stretches even farther than Pluto, filled with small frozen worlds flung outward by the gravitational might of the gas giants.

These scattered disc objects follow eccentric, tilted orbits, some taking hundreds or even thousands of years to circle the Sun. They’re among the coldest, loneliest bodies we know, bathed in perpetual twilight, barely touched by sunlight. Yet despite the silence, this is a birthplace of motion. Many of the comets that streak across our inner Solar System begin their journey here.

It’s from this frozen frontier that our Funky Space Probe sends out its fourth transmission. This time, the vibe shifts. The mix leans into old-school disco and house songs, a nostalgic groove in a place where nothing feels familiar. Broadcasting from the void, this transmission calls out to anything, comet, alien, or rogue satellite, listening on the edge of the known.

🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe.

All the transmissions are also available on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@rime_music
Follow the Funky Space Probe on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/funkyspaceprobe/

Tracklist:

00:00 Atmos Groove - Moon Resort
03:37 N-You-Up - Vibin’ (Saison Remix)
06:33 Duck Sauce - Ask Me
08:43 Sister Sledge - He's The Greatest Dancer (Dimitri From Paris Remix)
12:31 Daft Punk - Da Funk
13:52 Daft Punk - Something About Us (Cherokee Remix)
18:18 Yse Saint Laur'ant - The Optimistic Voyeur
21:50 iLEVEL - Treacle
23:24 Joe Bataan - Sadie (She Smokes) [feat. Jocelyn Brown]
26:50 Delegation - Put a Little Love On Me
29:40 SuperShy - Take My Time
33:27 Lazywax - Santa Catarina (Turbotito Remix)
35:19 Poolside - Getting There From Here (with Todd Edwards) (Miami Horror & Lazywax Remix)
39:37 Daft Punk - Voyager
40:59 Modjo - Lady (Kaytranada Not So Extended Remix)
44:44 Boris Dlugosch - Keep Pushin' (Purple Disco Machine Vox Mix)
50:18 Pierre Morritz - Jsors Le Coxis Du Fémur
53:22 Cody Currie - Easy

Funky Space Probe | Transmission 004 - The Scattered Disc | Funky House & Disco Mix

💿 This month, the Funky Space Probe crosses paths with Voyager 1, the farthest spacecraft ever launched by humans. It was sent into space by NASA in 1977 and has been drifting through interstellar space ever since.

Voyager 1 carries the Golden Record, a gold-plated disc with sounds and music from Earth. It includes greetings in different languages, recordings of animals, and songs from around the world including classical, traditional, and early rock & roll. The goal was to introduce Earth to any form of intelligent life that might find it.

Recently, NASA managed to reestablish contact with Voyager 1 after months of silence. Maybe our Funky Space Probe had something to do with it?

It’s from this unexpected rendezvous that the probe sends out its fifth transmission. This time, the mix is full of 70s and 80s disco and funk, a nod to the era Voyager was born in. Vinyl textures, slap bass, warm grooves. Voyager 1 may carry the message, but the Funky Space Probe brings the party.

🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe.

All the transmissions are also available on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/@rime_music

Follow the Funky Space Probe on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/funkyspaceprobe/

Tracklist:

00:00 Kleeer - Tonight
03:05 State of Grace - Touching the Times (Instrumental)
05:33 Atmosfear - Xtra Special (Dry Mix)
11:00 Myth - Play with Me
15:23 AC Soul Symphony - Windy City Theme
21:08 Ago - Let´s Fun
24:13 Unique - What I Got Is What You Need
27:10 Eartha Kitt - Where Is My Man
30:48 Chic - Good Times
34:08 Kleeer - Open Your Mind (Joey Negro Seeekret Mix)
38:59 The Ritchie Family - One and Only
41:35 The Whispers - I Can Make It Better
45:35 Cheryl Lynn - Shake It Up Tonight
48:32 Narada Michael Walden - Tonight I’m Alright

70s 80s Disco Funk Mix | Funky Space Probe - Transmission 005 | Voyager 1

💿 This month, the Funky Space Probe enters the Oort Cloud, a distant and mysterious region at the edge of our Solar System.

The Oort Cloud is believed to be a vast, spherical shell made up of billions of icy objects. It lies far beyond the Kuiper Belt and the Scattered Disc (transmission 004), and is only loosely bound by the Sun’s gravity. Some of its objects are gradually pulled away by the Milky Way’s movement or the influence of nearby stars.

Although it has never been observed directly, scientists are confident it exists. Dutch astronomer Jan Oort first proposed the idea, and today it’s considered the likely source of most long-period comets (the ones that take hundreds or even thousands of years to complete an orbit around the Sun).

You won’t see the Funky Space Probe in this month’s artwork. The Oort Cloud is simply too big. The image reflects its scale: a giant cloud of debris surrounding everything we know.
Somewhere inside that cloud, the probe continues its journey. Still broadcasting, still sending out funk into the void, just in case something out there is listening.

🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe.

All the transmissions are also available on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@rime_music
Follow the Funky Space Probe on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/funkyspaceprobe/

Tracklist:

00:00 geods sorèd - Don’t Make Me Wait
03:34 Rick Wade - Can't You See
06:47 HNNY - For The Very First Time (Dirtytwo's Midas Touch Version)
10:27 Nathalie Duchene - Praia (Yuksek Remix)
15:28 Disclosure - Ultimatum (Edit)
18:32 Yuksek - I Don't Have A Drum Machine
23:18 DJ T. - Philly
26:56 Scruscru - Midnight Drive With Jehan
30:17 Ranger Trucco - kiwi juice.
32:23 Choices - Less Is More
36:42 Cody Currie - Cash (Sam Ruffillo & Kapote Remix)
41:38 Disclosure - Expressing What Matters
44:41 Kartell - All In (Cody Currie Remix)
48:54 Soul Reductions - Got 2 Be Loved
51:37 Sam Ruffillo - Danza Organica

Groovy & Funky House Mix | Funky Space Probe | Transmission 006 - Oort Cloud

💿 This month, the Funky Space Probe leaves the Solar System behind and tunes in from Proxima Centauri b. It’s the closest known exoplanet to Earth and it orbits its star, Proxima Centauri, just 4.24 light-years away.

Proxima b is a rocky planet about the size of Earth. Locked in a tight orbit around its red dwarf star, one side may face eternal daylight, the other endless night. The perfect setup for a moody and groovy transmission.

Scientists don’t yet know if Proxima b has an atmosphere or even life, but that hasn’t stopped the Funky Space Probe from broadcasting there. This month's transmission shines a spotlight on French Touch, the iconic wave of house music that put France on the global dance map. Expect groovy basslines and filtered disco loops.

🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe. You're listening to the seventh transmission right now.

All the transmissions are also available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rime_music
Follow the Funky Space Probe on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/funkyspaceprobe/

🎶 Tracklist:

00:00 Bob Sinclar - Champs Elysées Theme
03:26 Etienne de Crécy - Prix choc
07:14 The Supermen Lovers - Starlight
10:54 Alan Braxe - Palladium
13:08 Phoenix - If I Ever Feel Better (I'd Go to the Disco)
15:50 Armand van Helden - U Don’t Know Me
21:10 Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro
23:03 Superfunk - Lucky Star
25:38 Etienne de Crécy - Am I Wrong (Extended)
29:42 Hott 22 - Sunshine Daze
32:58 Basement Jaxx - Miracles Keep On Playin' (Red Alert Remix)
36:26 Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You
39:58 The Supermen Lovers - Hard Stuff (Ernest St. Laurent Remix)
43:37 Bob Sinclar - Save Our Soul
45:28 Superfunk - Last Dance in Copacabana
48:14 Bob Sinclar - Freedom
52:00 Daft Punk - Revolution 909
54:47 Cassius - Cassius 1999 (Radio Edit)
58:02 Daft Punk - Make Love


French Touch Classics & House Mix | Funky Space Probe | Transmission 007 - Proxima Centauri b



🪐 This month, the Funky Space Probe drifts 6 light-years from Earth to Barnard’s Star b, a newly confirmed rocky exoplanet orbiting our closest solitary star.

Barnard’s Star is an old red dwarf, more than twice the age of the Sun, with a reputation for violent stellar flares. Its planet Barnard b orbits extremely close, circling its star in just over three days. Too hot to host life, with surface temperatures around 165 °C, it remains one of the nearest exoplanets we know.

Despite the heat and radiation, the Funky Space Probe powers up its decks here, broadcasting another interstellar set. This time, the transmission leans deeper into funky house and nu disco. The perfect music for a world locked in an endless dance around its tiny star 💫

🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe. You're listening to the seventh transmission right now.

All the transmissions are also available on Youtube: www.youtube.com/@rime_music
Follow the Funky Space Probe on Instagram : www.instagram.com/funkyspaceprobe/

🎶 Tracklist

00:00 Franc Moody - Move Me
03:36 Modjo - Music Takes You Back
05:09 Harry Nathan - Harriet Tubman?
06:35 Pierre de la Touche - Song of the Sirens (Louis La Roche Remix)
09:02 sam gellaitry - want u 2
10:59 J Dilla - Donuts Outro (Coastal Conversion)
12:58 Jamiroquai - Little L
15:25 Flamingosis - Groovin'
17:53 Lazywax - Optima
21:13 Paradis - Hemisphère
24:04 Cunnie Williams - A World Celebration (Mousse T.'s Party Lick)
29:00 Soulsearcher - Feelin’ Love (Soulsearcher Club Mix)
32:36 Never Dull - CHIKI
34:25 Bob Musella - Baby Hot Stuff
38:46 Caius - Be Thankful For What You've Got
40:19 Breakbot - Fantasy
43:28 Franc Moody - Yuri
47:04 Parcels - Lightenup (Breakbot Remix)
49:55 L'Impératrice - Fou (Poolside Remix)
52:33 Kraak & Smaak - Corsica '80 (Mannix Balearic Disco Remix)
57:44 An-2 - Lazy Sun


Funky House & Nu Disco Mix | Funky Space Probe | Transmission 008 | Barnard's Star B

Dinner

🌌 This month, the Funky Space Probe dives through the Helix Nebula (NGC 7293) in the Aquarius constellation, one of the closest bright planetary nebulae to Earth, about 650 light-years away. A planetary nebula forms when a Sun-like star reaches the end of its life and sheds its outer layers, creating vast shells of glowing gas and dust around a super-hot white dwarf core. From Earth, the Helix looks like a luminous ring and it's also called the “Eye of God” or the “Eye of Sauron”. It stretches more than 2.5 light-years across and is still expanding after 10,000 years.

This time, the probe goes full synth-funk and space-disco, the perfect soundtrack for the Helix Nebula. Bright colors, strange shapes, clouds of gas expanding in every direction… it’s the perfect setting for warped synths, deep basslines, and grooves that feel like they’re floating in zero-gravity.

🛰️ After years of trying to find life in space, human beings are desperate. In a unanimous decision, they decided to send a probe across the universe to spread the best disco, funk, and house music —hoping that someone out there would hear it and make contact. Every month, a transmission reaches us, humans, delivering the mix the probe has crafted and broadcast from a location in the universe. You're listening to the seventh transmission right now.

All the transmissions are also available on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@rime_music
Follow the Funky Space Probe on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/funkyspaceprobe/

🎶 Tracklist

00:00 Shook - New Horizons
04:00 Shook - Keys of Light
06:50 Shook - In Bloom
08:54 Shook - Tonight
11:02 Akin - Get The Funk Out My Life
13:41 Shook - Wasp
17:27 E. Live - Feeling Nervous
20:25 E.Live - Boogie For Life
23:56 E.Live - Mood Swing
26:13 Shook - Kitty Paw
29:51 Munir - Veranda Grande
32:34 Antoine Rocky-Horror - Sophia
35:40 Shook - Cloud Symphony
41:53 Shook - You Were Bigger Than Life
45:21 Shook - Changing Wind

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François Pablo

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