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"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

Crazy Penis - Betcha

Lady T(Hot Toddy Remix)-Crazy Penis

Crazy Penis - Give It Up (LAID dub)

[Masterworks Music] Looks like Love [low quality]

This Path I Follow Is Mine

TRAFFIC – born from the chaos of the concrete jungle.
The rush, the noise, the endless flow – up, down, over, through.
Engines, horns, footsteps, voices – all colliding into a restless rhythm.
This is the sound of the city moving.

TRAFFIC

Tracklist:
A2 Okay Okay (Sleazy McQueen & VinylAddicted Edit) 6.05

Review:
Editor’s Kutz proudly presents its first official re-edits’ 12’’, licensing two beloved tracks of the legendary Pino D’Angiò. “Okay Okay” gets a remastering on its original version, a nu-disco re-edit by Sleazy McQueen & VinylAddicted, plus a disco-house version by Lillo Carillo & Deaf Kick. “Hey Ciao Tu” is getting also a massive re-edit treatment by Guido Minisky & The Reflex.

Summary:
* 12'' Vinyl, 180 gram
* 1000 Copies
* Full pic sleeve with gloss machine varnish
* 33rpm

Licensed by Peermusic Italy srl (Milano)
Written and produced by G. Chierchia, E. Intra
Distributed by Prime Direct Dist (London)

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Okay Okay (Sleazy McQueen & VinylAddicted Edit)

6th Borough project - Hang On

Fred Wisle-House Body (JAMES ROD Rework)(XMAS FREE DOWNLOAD)

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Reverend P Finger Edits

Gil Scott Heron - Three Miles Down (Reverend P Edit)

Solu Music & Crazy Penis - Can't Help Myself (Plastique rex)

Crazy Penis – Over to you

My new track "I don't know why" included on amazing compilation "SUMMER NUMBERS 2019", available now on Juno! 
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Summer Numbers 2019

I Don't Know Why (original mix)

Taken from the Jamiroquai album, Rock Dust Light Star

White Knuckle Ride

Digital single - released 14th February 2020. Available here: https://the-emanations.bandcamp.com/album/love

There’s a new Technicolor musical phenomenon emitting from the Morphogenetic Field… Known as The Emanations, this new project will act as a vessel for Greg and Ché Wilson to explore a new cut and paste approach to production. Sending fragments of classic and cult classic dance tracks through their sonic prism to create fresh hybrids.

The past couple of years have been prolific for the pair in the studio, turning their hand to a number of varied official remixes, including Sleight Of Hands’ 10CC cover for Green Gorilla Lounge, The Cuban Brothers cover of Razzy’s Northern Soul classic, Heavenly Records Melbourne-based outfit Confidence Man, Hipnotic’s early ‘80s boogie, Brooklyn collective Underground System on Soul Clap Records, Serbian electronic live act Bella Technika and the Confidence Man-affiliated Jungle Giants – with further mixes delivered and in the pipeline.

The Emanations project has been developing alongside this plethora of remixes, with Greg and Ché utilising stems provided by Tyrell, the Canadian-based multi-instrumentalist also responsible for replaying the parts for Rolling Stones/Massive Attack mash-up ‘Two Sides Of The Sympathy’ and SWS Chemise cover, ‘She Can’t Love You’.

‘Love’ is the first offering from the project, and links back to the beginnings of Super Weird Substance. Like with the label’s debut release, ‘Summer Came My Way’, the song was originally written by Greg Wilson and performed by The Reynolds for Schooled In The Classics.

This time however, it was mixed down at SWS HQ. Blending and fusing Tyrell’s re-recordings, GW and CW fed The Reynolds through a vocoder, inviting deeply emotive flautist Manon McCoy to add a delicate layer of ethereal magic.

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