No excuses left as to why these end up so long! - just an extra kick, hat, clap....one for all my bar/resident/warm-up/open format/80s/party/early-doors heads....

Been going down well (i.e. no-one's thrown anything yet)

Leave a comment if you like ;)

xx

Don't Be Cruel (Henry's Club Cut)

Discoholics Anonymous 3

Lup Ino - Try To Say [Discoholics Anonymous]

Need A Man

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Ladies On Mars - Need A Man (Dub Mix)[Bandcamp]

THE FUTURE SOUND OF DISCO: plenty of colourful funk cuts and summery remixes

The Compilation is stacked with exclusive remixes, bootlegs and DJ friendly edits retaining most of the original's old-school disco feel
Defiant, avant-garde, deviant, and more punk than punk recognizability, avoiding anything that might be featured on a generic wedding playlist. 
The quintessential "Underground Sound" — lilting strings and soulful horns. If there were a great, accurate scripted film about disco (there isn't), this should be its soundtrack.

N o r m a  J e a n - Saturday (Pied Piper Uptown Regroove)

The Queen Of Disco Donna Summer

I have a new fresh Rework for you! yeas! this time I decide to make a new rework of the classic song from the 80s: "WHO U GONNA CALL?" taken from the original song: "Ghostbusters" recorded by the great Ray Parker Jr.. This release is produced, remixed and mixed by Ladies On Mars. Mastered by Matias Parisi Mastering 2024.

If you like it you can get your copy, make click in the "buy" button or "Comprar" boton.

Who U Gonna Call?

Who U Gonna Call? (Extended Mix)

(ES)
Este track nació para recordarnos que bailar también puede ser una forma de sanar.
Funk, disco, acid y mucho groove para soltar la mente y dejar que el cuerpo hable.

(EN)
This track was born to remind us that dancing can also be a way to heal. Funk, disco, acid, and lots of groove to free the mind and let the body speak.

BANDCAMP

JUAN SOTO - LOVE MY MIND (DAN SOLO REMIX)

Danny J Lewis - Best Friends Sensory Club Mix

Artist: Nida
Track: Where were you
Release Title: Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1
Label: Dynamite Disco Club
Catalog Number: DDC050
Format: Digital & Streaming
Release Date: 18-Jul-25
Buy: https://www.traxsource.com/title/2568975/dynamite-cuts-vol-1

Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1 - Celebrating 50 Releases of Dancefloor Magic

India’s homegrown house and disco imprint Dynamite Disco Club (DDC) hits a major milestone with the release of its 50th record: Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1, out July 11, 2025. The four-track compilation features new music from key voices in India’s ecosystem: Farhan Rehman, Stalvart John, Nida, and SourFunk.

Built for the dancefloor and designed to travel, DDC’s catalogue has steadily gained momentum over the past few years. With every release landing in the Traxsource’ Top 100, including highlights like El Funk Caribeño by ISHXN, Party Started by Daisuke Miyamoto, and What Is Disco? by C. Da Afro (which reached No. 5 on the Nu Disco chart), DDC has cemented itself as a go-to label for selectors across genres. Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1 reflects that same spirit. One that is rooted in groove, powered by community, and committed to house music that carries soul, swagger, and intent.

“This release feels like a turning point,” says DDC founder Stalvart John. “We started with edits and Nu Disco, but both the sound and the community have evolved. Right now, we’re focused on House records that are fun, functional, and still say something. We want music that belongs in DJ crates and is representative of the modern day sound around these genres; that’s where the label is headed.”


Nida, one of the freshest voices on the record, delivers “Where Were You?”, a high-voltage Tech House heater packed with Disco shimmer and soul. The track is peak-time ready and built for sweaty dancefloor moments — reflecting DDC’s belief in spotlighting emerging talent with bold musical identities. SourFunk rounds out the record with “Dancin’”, a dazzling debut laced with funky guitars, lush strings, and pure self-expression. Written as a tribute to feminine energy on the dancefloor, the track is a natural fit for DDC’s ethos of joy, freedom, and empowerment.

A beacon of dance music culture in South Asia, DDC has spent the last eight years throwing over 110 club events across 14 cities. Their landmark 100th event at Dots Bay House in Hiriketiya, Sri Lanka earlier this year stands as a symbol of the label’s regional impact and expanding footprint. From residencies in Bangalore, Mumbai, and Pune, to pop ups in Goa, Pondicherry, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Kolkata, and more, as well as curations and stage takeovers across premiere festivals that include Magnetic Fields, Echoes of Earth, NH7 Weekender, and VH1 Supersonic; the events have cultivated a warm, genre-forward dancefloor community across the region.

Dynamite Disco Club isn’t riding a wave — it’s creating one. With Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1, the label turns the page on a new chapter. Focused, forward-facing, and forged on the dancefloor.

Social Media Links:
https://www.instagram.com/dynamitediscoclub/
https://www.instagram.com/nidadadj/


PREMIERE: Nida - Where were you [Dynamite Disco Club]

This is a brand new remix from myself of a classic track from Raul Midon. Reactions on the floor are fantastic, hope you feel it too!

Raul Midon-Sunshine (Mannix Crystal House Vocal)

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Eric Faria & Mr.Kris Remix - Shannon - Give Me Tonight >>>>>>>>>> FREE DOWNLOAD

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International Dj, producer and remixer Jonathan Douglas Braverman, known as Ladies On Mars, has been on a musical journey since the conception of 2006 of his successful Minimal Techno music project. The artist born in Buenos Aires has accumulated numerous achievements, although it was his 2007 hit "We Are Not Lesvicon", published on Xela Digital, which really impelled Ladies On Mars to be in the eye of the storm, reaching within the TOP 40 of Beatport's Minimal. Another of his great achievements was in 2009 when he won the Beatport contest for remixing the song "Peace" by the group Depeche Mode, his remix became the best-selling band in Beatport for several years.

Since then, the native of Argentina has continued to evolve, mutating its sound, perfecting from the Minimal Techno of its beginnings to the Tech-House, current Funky House. Remixing artists like Aka Aka and Home Video. Editing his music on labels such as Prison Entertainment, Emi Music or his own label: Boom Zwapp Records.

In addition to having an impressive subsequent catalog of solo and collaborative productions, Ladies On Mars has also offered remixes for numerous top-level musicians, including: AKA AKA, Daniele Petronelli, Min & Mal, Home Video, etc ...

Outside of the studio, Jonathan is a touring DJ who is in great demand and his daily agenda is fuller. Taking their Marsian sound and a unique mix of spatial sounds with a lot of groove mixed with Funk, House and Tech-House directly to the dance floor in some of the best clubs, festivals and events in the world in countries, including: Germany, Spain, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia and Argentina.