You better get the funk out of my face

Sam Karlson & Luke delite ft Michelle Weeks -Because Of You( Club mix)

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The Sunshine (Chuggin Edits)

Andy Bach - Come On Now

Three fresh cuts here from St Petersburg's own nu-disco don Sunner Soul, AKA Aleksandr Chebankov. There's a clue in the title as to the sound of the EP generally, but diving into specifics, it opens with the dense and shuffly 'Dans Le Metro', which sports a very fine, live-sounding bassline. 'Sweet Music' is similar in approach, distinguishing itself mostly through the use of a familiar-sounding "come on, give me some more" female vocal snip and also sporting some sprightly pianos, but the standout for yours truly is 'Love Break', which has crisper, cleaner production, a nice hefty b-line, sweeping strings and an overall summer-y feel.

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Boogie Trippin

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Sunner Soul pres Boogie Trippin EP [VMR103]

A fine complied selection of 12 INCHED Secret Weapon Tracks Regrooved and Re-Rubbed for the FLOOR
Remixes / Regrooves / Acetates / Edits / Waxes / Flips / Re-Cuts / Rejams / Restructuring / Reconstructing / Revisions

Essential for anyone who loves modern dance with an edge
All the tracks ooze a true dedication to and love of music.
This a re-edit album, such is the artfulness in the featured tracks re-assemblage that it in fact feels as if The Crew was in the studio engineering and producing alternate takes of solid gold classics, while in fact many of these reinterpretations feature some 15 years later! Astonishing then that some of them improve on the originals.

Sir John Roberts - Making Love (Pimpin Willie DISKO Mix)

Put Yourself In My Shoes

Midnight at the Oasis (2024 Remaster)

Two lesser-known but super funky Bobby Thurston tracks get The Reflex Revision treatment, taking these down and dirty boogie album originals and exposing both the Go-Go soul and house roots buried in the mix. Prelude stalwarts Willie Lester, guitarist/songwriter Rodney Brown and engineer Bob Dawson had brought their Washington D.C. sound to the label’s biggest successes, including those of Gayle Adams (“Your Love is a Life Saver”) and Sharon Redd (“Can You Handle It.”) For these slightly grittier Bobby Thurston tracks, Lester and Brown’s band feel every one of their slower beats (102 BPM for “I Know You Feel Like I Feel” and a hypnotizing 78 BPM for “I Want Your Body.”) From 1981’s The Main Attraction, “I Know You Feel” seduces you with old school brass and a traditional structure; it practically begs you to find a dance partner. Isolating the vocals and backbeat, The Reflex makes Louie Oxley’s filthy Go-Go Moog bassline the star of his Revision. He also reveals Theodore “Sugarbear” Jones’s fabulous but hidden Chic-esque guitar riff. 1980’s “I Want Your Body” features a more radical Revision from The Reflex, starting by exposing the lush strings and brass and holding off the “drop” of the funky drummer until the final minute of the song, by which time the sexual tension has reached breaking point.

I Know You Feel Like I Feel (The Reflex Revision)

Bobby Thurston - I Know You Feel Like I Feel (The Reflex Revision)

Lost in the Rhythm

Lost in the Rhythm (Michael Gray Extended Soul Mix)

RCDisco aka the Disco House Maestro is back with a scorching new track that's set to ignite dancefloors worldwide.

"Feelz" is a vibrant fusion of sun-soaked vibes, funky brass and irresistible French Filter House elements.

But wait, there's more with the talented Even Funkier stepping up with a remix that adds his signature twist inviting you to dance like nobodies watching!

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Feelz (Even Funkier Remix)

RCDisco - Feelz (Even Funkier Remix)

Electro Music DJ returns with a celestial anthem that feels like a tribute to interstellar royalty. "The Queen of the Stars" blends shimmering synths with a driving beat, evoking the vastness of space and the majesty of its sovereign. The track builds with graceful layers, culminating in a euphoric drop that feels both regal and radiant. It's a perfect addition to a late-night set or a dreamy dance playlist.

Lost in the Rhythm (Michael Gray Extended Soul Mix)

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