We all need some ENERGY

Stay Strong

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Audiojack - Stay Strong [DIRTYBIRD]

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)

I Want Your Body (The Reflex Revision)

Bobby Thurston - I Want Your Body (The Reflex Revision)

Dialed In (The Remixes)

Dialed In (The Remixes) (GJs vs Moroder Afro Excursion Beats)

We Get Down

We Get Down (Radio Edit)

Living It Up

Energy 52's Café Del Mar is one of the most iconic tracks in dance music.  Over the years, Café Del Mar has achieved legendary status, regularly featuring in lists of the greatest dance tracks of all time.  To put it simply, Café Del Mar is a cultural phenomenon, encapsulating the spirit of an era and influencing generations of artists and fans alike.
 Superstition Records appreciates the 30th anniversary of the legendary track with a limited box set release consisting of four 12”es and an exclusive Bonus-10”.

The Bonus-disc includes 2 brandnew remixes from UK producer Amirali and Latvian DJ REZarin.

01. Café Del Mar (Amirali Extended Remix)
02.. Café Del Mar (REZarin Extended Remix)

Café Del Mar (Amirali & REZarin Remixes)

Café Del Mar (Amirali Extended Remix)

Café Del Mar (Amirali Extended Rемiх)

Hold us down

Raw Voltage

Enjoy The Silence (Maganhati House Version)
Vocal: David Gahan (Depeche Mode)
Autor da letra:  Martin L. Gore

Enjoy The Silence (Maganhati House Extended Version)

Little Richard: All-Time Greatest Hits

Bama Lama Bama Loo (Rerecorded)

Say Something

Say Something (Radio Edit)

II OUT NOW II 

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Young Irish-producer Rebūke continues his rapid ascent to the top with two original productions on Hot Creations, primed and ready for the dancefloor.

Rebūke recalls being worried that Along Came Polly may have been perceived as being “a bit too weird”, but once it caught the attention of Jamie Jones, there was no stopping it. He says that the hype surrounding this EP “is something I’ve never experienced before...and it always get a great reaction”.

On Along Came Polly, Rebūke showcases his innate ability to craft a weirdly, wonderful slice of techno. On the B-side, Rolo is a much housier affair, weaving together a bouncier bassline and sultry vocal stab.

The alias of Reuben Keeney, Rebūke, has only been in business for a short while, but his efforts have already proved to be fruitful. He has garnered support from the likes of Nic Fanciulli and released on labels including Saved and DFTD, as well as having a successful club night under his belt, where highly regarded names such as Camelphat, Darius Syrossian, Ejeca and Huxley have all played.

TRACK LISTING
A. Along Came Polly
B. Rolo

Along Came Polly

Rolo

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Rebuke - Rolo

Will Easton - 023 - Original Mix

13th September sees the prolific British house and techno DJ/producer Mark Broom and Snatch! Records’ esteemed label boss Riva Starr combine to deliver their first collaborative single under the guise of Star B entitled ‘Gotta Have You’.

This essential maiden collaboration follows previous Snatch! releases from the likes of Steve Bug, Parris Mitchell, Nina Kraviz, Arthur Baker, Green Velvet, Groove Armada and CamelPhat plus Broom’s very own ‘The Way’ EP earlier this year.

Both Starr and Broom are prolific producers and have been igniting dancefloors all over the world for many years with their unique club-ready productions, but now the time has come for both artists to merge their unparalleled studio prowess and experience to create ‘Gotta have You’ - their outstanding debut record.

‘Gotta Have You’ announces Star B in style, serving up a stomping peak time disco house workout which utilises a stimulating funk/soul sample set to an infectious groove which oozes summer vibes right from its core. There’s no wonder heavy DJ support is already coming from the likes of leading names such as Carl Cox, The Martinez Brothers, Pan-Pot, The Black Madonna and Hot Since 82 among others.

Gotta Have You (Original Mix)

Star B (Riva Starr & Mark Broom) - Gotta Have You (Original Mix)

House so House

We Get Down (Radio Edit)

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