Malcolm McLaren - Paris (The Emotional Curvatone At a Given Moment In Space & Time by Youth)

Found this on a compilation Id bought, and couldnt resist. Kept the original percussion, gently beefed up the kick, and gave it more of an intro and outro. Hope you dig.

Bill Summers & Summers Heat - Straight To The Bank (Pete Le Freq Refreq)

Acid Rock (Original Mix)

These are all this years NYE refreqs.......

Rene & Angela - Wall To Wall (Pete Le Freq Refreq)

Download HERE!

VOID VISION (CRATEBUG EDIT) CYBER PEOPLE

George Michael Strangest Thing Remix

Hack

A Knife and a Fork/R.I.P.

Kept this on private for a while. For no damn reason, I never listened to it before now ;)

This is a recording of a musician that played on a train we took from Brooklyn into the city (New York). We were in Brooklyn over the last few days prior to this getting our record mixed and produced by our beast of a producer, Alan Labiner. We had been up all night, with no sleep to speak of. The hours of delirious meandering that followed was the closest thing we got to sleep before we got to La Guardia and flew back home.

-Ben

D Train Music

Body Muzik - Eli Escobar

Download & Streaming: https://eliescobar.ffm.to/bodymuzik

Eli Escobar - Body Muzik

Information Society is a musical collective which has been recording and performing for over twenty-five years. After emerging from the Minneapolis underground in the mid-1980s, the group stormed onto the national scene with their international cult classic "Running," one of the most influential electro/freestyle tracks of all time.

Led by founder/producer Paul Robb, the group went on to release numerous Top 40 hits, notably the No. 1 smash "What's on Your Mind (Pure Energy)," as well as "Walking Away," "Think," and "Peace and Love, Inc.". Numerous national and international tours followed; outside the United States, the group is especially popular in Scandinavia, Spain, Japan, and South America.

After departing Tommy Boy/Reprise Records in the mid-90s, the group returned to its electro-industrial roots on several independent releases. Re-releases of both "Running" and "What's on Your Mind" have reached No. 1 on the Billboard Dance/Club chart in recent years.


