Relative newcomer Recut Music wasted no time generating serious measures of heat with their two previous disco-fuelled releases, and the latest four-track instalment, as expected, represents nothing less than a dance-floor guarantee.
On the controls once again is the mysterious but eminently talented one they call Recut – a recently adopted and delightfully enigmatic moniker of an already well-established producer who's clearly enjoying the freedom his new anonymity brings. Fans of the label will know approximately what to expect – well-crafted and floor-filling disco/house dubs that are aimed squarely at the DJ.
Opening cut 'Groove a Thon' sees Recut work his magic on Isaac Hayes' 1976 classic to stunning effect, beefing up the bottom end bump to maximise the bass power while expertly reworking the arrangement to allow the horns, guitar chops and flanged groove free rein to energise the floor.
Meanwhile, rolling funk is embellished by Recut's limber scratches on 'Tox Disco', making use of ultra-infectious slap bass, heavenly strings and compelling drum fills to grind, pop and gyrate over six gloriously funk-flecked minutes.
On the flip, 'Dirty Fun' strips things back just a touch, with syncopated reggae stabs and dubbed-out delay explosions forging a saucer-eyed psychedelic joyride that meanders and mesmerises over heavy-duty bass.
Completing an excellent quartet is 'Afro Machine', whose tripped-out textures and haunting chants evolve patiently over a slick percussive groove, with delayed piano licks and dramatic stabs dancing over deep bass and laser-tight drums.
Release number three is sure to further cement Recut Music's growing reputation as a series that club-minded connoisseurs simply can't ignore. Pure, unadulterated fire.

Recut - Tox Disco <Gouranga Premiere>

Slow Fire Disco Machine - Sos Detresse [BONFIDO 007]

For The Good Times - Taz

It took a long time to get this one done and we really had to wait a while for this drop. But it’s finally here and it blows our minds and souls.

KALAKUTA SOUL RECORDS come with a series of releases and new gems that surely will keep this year quite busy. After Al Kent’s killer joint that went by the title „Love & Care“, it’s Cuttlefish & Asparagus who once again deliver a strong three tracker made to work the hell out of every imaginable sound system. 

Mainly known for their unforgettable work on Black Sun’s self-titled epic track, Atlantis’ Cuttlefish & Asparagus deliver an A side that couldn’t work any hip harder. With a sound spectrum wider than the panama canal Hang On In There is guaranteed to turn any straight cut jeans into glossy orange bell bottoms and any mirror into a disco ball. 

On the B side Cuttlefish & Asparagus work out one of the most essential soul joints that always made you wonder why songs couldn’t play forever. Meticulously edited without changing the filth of the unique bassline, Loving You is a wild stomper made to immediately fill or blast any imaginable dance floor. 

And to adequatly close this drop, Drum Song transports the deep spirit of the crew behind KALAKUTA SOUL RECORDS who’s always after music they love to dance their asses off to. A Tropical bliss.   


B1 Cuttlefish & Asparagus Lovin You [KKS003]

Mehmet Aslan contributes to the first Banoffee Pies World Series 12" with some near-mythical synths and a flute solo that Ron Burgundy would be proud of. 

Read more: www.stampthewax.com/2015/11/30/premiere-mmt-pangaea-flute/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/MMT-flutes
Buy: http://found.ee/BPWS001-REPRESS
Listen to the whole EP: https://soundcloud.com/banoffee-pies/sets/bpws001-clips

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MMT - Pangaea Flute (African Rapness) (STW Premiere)

E - Versions - Sitting Here Alone (E - Versions #4)

killer portugese disco tune that should have been a loft classic!
http://www.lostgenerationrecords.bigcartel.com/

Unknown album

Ana Paula Reis - Espelho Meu

PERSEO, the bootleg branch of Italian Do It Better has finally seen the light.
Here you can actually listen to my new swanky illegal remixes
http://aboveboarddist.co.uk/?p=1011

Order the 12" directly from http://www.troublemanunlimited.com/store/idib/ or http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/products/Bottin-EagleStork-Perseo-70355.html

Bottin: Eagle (Perseo/IDIB, 2010)

SIRS Cuts Vol 1 

G.A.N.G. - KKK - SIRS Cut

Be sure not to miss this limited vinyl-only release by Barcelona's disco crew Apersonal Music. Three old classics get revisited by the main artists of the label, Robbie Ellington's "Don't Cry" gets the disco treatment by specialist venezuelian crate-digger Trujillo, the "Shaft" theme song is turned into a dance-floor killer by Portuguese duo Cisco Cisco, and on the flip side KMA takes "Storm" from Rare Silk to a new level by adding live played instruments and 303 acid loops.

PREMIERE :  Don't Cry (Trujillo Edit)

Massive Birth bounces on slapped bass, Mod Jazz organ grind, and tumbling percussion. Wielding guitars that cut a Psyche edge. Mind Fair`s remix tames and tinkers with the hand-drums, and focuses on that b-line. Emphasizing its Post-Punk-Funk groove. Sky Dump is Afro Cosmic Prog Rock (think Alan Parsons or Sky) pushed through Italo machines.

Talorypo pits 80s Pop marimba against a buzzing bionic bass-line. The resulting bubbling, fidgeting Electric Ethno fusion is given a more Industrial bashing by The Warehouse Preservation Society. Step-by-step, hitting a Bobby Orlando / Morroder-on-Mogadon chug.

Daniele Baldelli & DJ Rocca "Talorypo" (Warehouse Preservation Society Remix)- Excerpt

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Recut - Tox Disco <Gouranga Premiere>

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