Broadcast via Melodic Distraction Radio, Sunday 12th September.

"Bristol producer/DJ Admin returns to Melodic Distraction and this time steps up on Sunday jams duty for a dreamy hour of uplfiting Soul, Funk and Disco records to get your Sunday grooving."

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ADMIN GUEST MIX SEPTEMBER 2021 (MELODIC DISTRACTION)

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 the 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 Someones U

The L.A Propinquity That Someone's U Previously unissued 1980 Soul

Delfonic Loves To Boogie

We are over the moon to bring you our next mix by Delfonic! Markus started his DJ career in 2004 around Berlin before reaching out across Germany and beyond. As a founder of OYE Records, he played a vital role providing Berlin DJs with new music. In 2019 he left OYE after 15 years and started to work as A&R / Label manager for Wordandsound / Whatpeopleplay.

With a history in digging and an unquestionable love for music, Markus Lindner is a DJ as versatile as they come. He applies his broad knowledge of music styles to almost any setting, and is renowned for blending multiple genres, eras and disciplines throughout his sets. An open-minded talent, with an uncompromising approach to DJing, he employs a style schooled from an upbringing in hip-hop but with an open minded music taste including grooves from Jazz, Disco, House, Breaks and Afro.

As a champion of new music and sounds, Delfonic has been setting new trends within today’s modern music scene. He’s the man behind the labels OYE Black Label, OYE Edits and Money $ex Records, and is responsible for bringing some of today’s contemporary talent into the
limelight, including Max Graef, Glenn Astro, Alex Seidel and more. A mainstay at cult Berlin venue ICON from 2006 until its demise in 2011, Delfonic now holds down residencies at Paloma Bar and Club Gretchen while frequenting the capital’s leading venues like Salon zur wilden
Renate, Heideglühen, Toy Tonic Jams etc.

For his mix, Markus goes in for over and hour and a half of big party jams, get your weekend started early!

Everybody Loves To Boogie

Delfonic Loves To Boogie

Forty Minutes of Funk is a weekly mix series hosted by @Kirollus celebrating the sound of boogie and 80's funk. Follow @fmofunk for more of your weekly funk mixes 🔥

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TRACKLIST ---

Kingdom - Don't Be Afraid 
Total Contrast - Sunshine (12" mix)
Midnight Star - Curious
Active Force - Give Me Your Love 
The Strangers ‎- Step Out Of My Dream (12" mix)
First Touch - Bayflower
Chas Jankel - 3,000,000 Synths
Leoparden ‎– Høyt Oppe
Paul Hardcastle - Rainforest (LP mix)
Reaction - Downtown Lady

FMO Funk - 016 | Kirollus

Forty Minutes of Funk is a weekly mix series hosted by @Kirollus celebrating the sound of boogie and 80's funk. Follow @fmofunk for more of your weekly funk mixes 🔥

For the 20th show I'm excited to present the Parisian, Amsterdam based DJ @crackenmagma who I just had to invite after his eclectic Red Light Radio shows and online mixes had me transfixed. 

What he delivered for us was no less impressive - a juxtaposition of holy grail boogie rarities, dollar bin bangers, Japanese jazz fusion, UK boogie and spaced out electro funk. Trust me, this is one show you won't want to skip!

@crackenmagma @crackenmagma

facebook.com/crackenmagma

www.instagram.com/the_real_clim_shady

TRACKLIST --- 

Debra Hurd - Make Me No Promises
Soul Shack - Galactic Funk
Spellbound - Under My Spell
Stéphane Deschezeaux ft. Kiki Kyte - Mystery
General Caine - By My Side
Intrigue - Call Of The Heart
Maxx Traxx - Don’t Touch It
The Boogie Train - The Nesy Gang
The Council Collective - Soul Deep
Electric Funk - Journey
Michael Soward - He’s Alive

FMO Funk - 020 | Cracken (Amsterdam)

Forty Minutes of Funk is a bi-weekly mix series hosted by @Kirollus celebrating the sound of boogie and 80's funk. Follow @fmofunk for more of your weekly funk mixes 🔥

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Tracklist ---

Passage - I See The Light (1981)
Conway & Temple - Love Lights (1982)
Shot ft. Kim Marsh - Main Thing (Instrumental) (1986)
Sunfire - Never Too Late For Your Lovin'(1983)
Enchantment - Somebody's Loving You (1983)
The Mad Lads - You Blew It (1985)
J.T. - I Love Music (1983)
Linda Lewis ‎– Class/Style (I've Got It) (1984)
Armenta - I Wanna Be With You (1983)
Yarbrough & Peoples ‎– Guilty (1985)
George Clinton ‎– Quickie (1983)

FMO Funk - 026 | Kirollus

Spontaneous mix recorded live on IG 8th January and had some of most fun DJing in a while! I loved every second of it and I listened back yesterday and really enjoyed it so here it is. Hope you'll like it too :)

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Boogie / Disco Vinyl Mix - Live on Instagram | January

Forty Minutes of Funk is a bi-weekly mix series hosted by @Kirollus celebrating the sound of boogie and 80's funk. Follow @fmofunk for more of your weekly funk mixes 🔥

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This time we're back with a fierce selection of dancefloor friendly boogie courtesy of @bevandj! 

https://www.facebook.com/bevandj

@bevandj @bevandj @bevandj

https://www.instagram.com/bevangosling

Tracklist ---

June Evans - If You Want My Lovin’ 
Bernice Frazier - Picking Up Promises
Jade - Dance Me! (Club Vocal)
Covergirl - I’m a Winner
Laurice Hudson - Feel My Love
D.C. Express - Close To Me
Stargaze - You Can’t Have It
Mikki - Dance Lover
Cheri - Starstruck
Chew - Tell Me You Love Me 
Charlie Singleton & Stargasm - I Wanna Boogie With You

FMO Funk - 027 | BEVAN

" Some selection of records at Frequence Paris" 
Mixtape
Vinyl Only
Rotary DJR 200
https://www.instagram.com/frequenceparis/
https://www.facebook.com/frequenceparis/
📀 📀 📀

TASCAM DR-44WL

Mixtape Winter 2021

The 31st "Introducing" mix is here and it's a special one for sure. We got Laroye in the mix.  His ability to keep the groove going while hitting all the right notes (!) with a selection that sends a message is exactly what you need. Turn up the volume, hit play and dive in.  

The debut on Local Talk "Potion For Love EP" is out now. 

Bandcamp order:
https://localtalk.bandcamp.com/album/laroye-potion-for-love-ep

Introducing

Introducing 031 - Laroye

Launch party Saturday 10/09/22 at NT's Loft, Hackney - tickets: https://rb.gy/zmefig

Mix series celebrating boogie, funk, soul & disco brought to you by @kirollus

FMO Funk - 026 | Kirollus

Groove Anthology