Down On The Beach

Recorded Live @ Departamento Studio Bar In Mexico City, 2:20 cut off a 5hrs set in July 2021.

Have a pleasant journey through the disco space with smooth transitions. 

Guaranteed to Make You Dance

Sould Out @ Departamento Studio Bar (Live Recording CDMX)

Just under two weeks until the Disco Deviance boat party at the amazing Electric Elephant. So Pedro & Dicky thought they would get you in the mood and ready for a trip you will not forget!!! Also catch them both playing over the weekend down at the beach, on the main stage and on saturday night at Barbarellas. See you on deck deviants x

http://www.electricelephant.co.uk/

Dicky Trisco & Pete Herbert Electric Elephant Mix

Tall Tree Music Festival 2016. 4am shenanigans.
https://djshmeejay.com/2016/07/10/live-tall-tree-music-festival/



Tall Tree

Live @ Tall Tree Music Festival

My set from Festival No6 2016.

Playing as part of Greg Wilson's Credit To The Edit at the magical Village Limits stage, alongside Henry Greenwood, Derek Kaye and Greg.


Credit To The Edit - Festival No6 - 2016  - Peza set

mix of various edits,fresh and cool as always. i am sure you'll dance to it.

DISCO B'S PLACE ON FB

when disco gets better than porn

I realised last week that it's 10 years since I started DJing and producing under the Leftside Wobble moniker and it also so happened that one of the inspirations for getting back into music 10 years ago was celebrating his 50th this weekend. So a revival of the Dub Disco Deli mix series seemed apt for the occasion as that was always the series of mixes that stayed most true to the LW unbounded by genres ethos. Really enjoyed putting this one together, hope you dig it too. x

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Dub Disco Deli (Anniversary Edition) - 2hr DJ mix

Sorry for being such a lazy ass....! But finally, here is my new DJ-Mix, designed to make you dance, float or fly away to the sound on an early sunday evening rooftop, or in the early morning hours in a club. Thanks to all you lovely Edit-Producers who give me the material for my different DJ-atmospheres!

Remember, my new compilation:
TOO SLOW TO DISCO Brasil - Compiled by Ed Motta is out now!
get it here: https://tooslowtodisco.myshopify.com/

Tracklist:
SISTER SLEDGE - Easier To Love (MITIKO Edit)
SILVER RIDER - I Wanna Be
WEEKEND AFFAIR - Descends (YUKSEK Tropicinstrumental Edit)
BEN E KING - Your Love  (CONTEMPORARY SOUL MIX DAVE MATHMOS)
X-RAY TED - Blue Skies
DONALD BYRD - Think Twice (CHUGGIN Edits)
LOVE UNLIMITED - High Steppin (Bad Barbie vs Twisted Soul Edit)
BO & RUTH - You're Gonna Get Next To Me (CHUGGIN Edits)
LUTHER VANDROSS - Never Too Much (DR PACKER Edit)
JEAN CARNE - Don’t Let It Go 2 Ur Head (CHUGGIN Edits)
LES INFERNO - Everything I Do
DONNA MCGHEE - Forever (MIGHTY MOUSE Edit)
EDDIE KENDRICKS - Change Of Mind (SR Edits)
JONES GIRLS - Nights Over Essex (CHUGGIN Edits)
LORD ECHO - The Sweetest Meditation
MJ - Let me Show You (THAT NEEDS AN EDIT)

A Lazy Floatin' Yacht-Club-Disco Mix by Dj Supermarkt / Too Slow To Disco

sunset dj set rec live at the KuDeTa, Bali, Indonesia 10th August 2018

LTJ at KuDeTa, Bali 10 08 18

Recording from socially distanced event at Escape To Freight Island @ Depot Mayfield in Manchester 08.08.20.

A socially distanced gig is strange, but it’s all we have for now. With people required to be sat at tables and dancing a no no, a different approach was required, where I could be a bit more free-flowing in what I played without a dancefloor to take into consideration. I started off at Freight Island with a Beach Boys favourite from ’68, ‘Do It Again’, harking back to their surf style of the earlier ‘60s, having scaled the heights and sailed the psychedelic seas in the intervening years, ‘Do It Again’, with those wicked drums, carried a weight of nostalgia and a hint of melancholy – an after the summer song if you will, about a time that can never return. This seemed an appropriate starter for the situation we find ourselves in – dancing in a club or a field already a memory.

This booking, my first since I got back from Australia in March, fell just a few weeks on from the death of Denise Johnson. This was a big shock – she was literally just about to release her first solo album ‘Where Does It Go’, and nobody could have imagined that this would be issued posthumously. Denise came to the clubs I was playing at in the early-‘80s and I remember her first band Fifth Of Heaven from the latter years of the decade. She guested with likes of New Order, Electronic, Ian Brown and A Certain Ratio, but will forever be remembered for her contribution to Primal Scream's ‘Screamadelica’ in ’91.

It has to be said that the Manchester Evening News and a number of publications including The Guardian, The Independent and the NME were shambolic in reporting her death, running a picture that wasn’t Denise. I know that Dave Haslam, the former-Hacienda resident who DJ’d before me that day was one of the first to point out this insensitive blunder on social media, which evoked long-standing black stereotypes and must have been horrible for her family and friends.

I, of course, wanted to play something in memory of Denise, as I had with Andrew Weatherall following his death earlier this year. That two of the key contributors to ‘Screamadelica’ had passed within a matter of months is still difficult to take in, the chaos of the times we’re experiencing amplifying the unreality of things.

Rather than a Primal Scream track I picked out a lesser-known personal favourite Denise recorded for Creation Records with Hypnotone, 1990’s ‘Dream Beam’. The Primal Scream hook-up came about when Hypnotone performed at Danny Rampling’s legendary acid-house party Shoom in London, with Denise impressing. Hypnotone faded into the memory as she scaled the heights with the ‘Screamadelica’ LP and subsequent recordings with Primal Scream. The Jesse Jackson speech over the top of Hypnotone was unplanned, but randomly reeled up on my tape at that point for me to appropriately add its Weatherall reference.

The mix then heads off in its own direction, which turned out to carry a recurring jazz-funk theme via big back in the day tracks from George Benson, The Crusaders, Sea Level, Rodney Franklin and MFSB. These are tracks Denise would have instantly recognised from when she first started going out to the clubs. The late-'70s Jazz-Funk scene in the city, with Colin Curtis and John Grant at Rafters and regular all-dayers at The Ritz, a far too rarely mentioned, a part of Manchester’s musical lifeblood.

My next gig was supposed to be a socially distanced Halloween fancy dress at Camp and Furnace for the Liverpool Disco Festivall, but the new COVID-19 restrictions placed on Merseyside put paid to that. The good news is that it’s now been re-arranged for the final weekend of November, which falls around on the Festival’s 4th anniversary, so all is not lost and there’s something to look forward to after restrictions are lifted. Tickets/details here: skiddle.com/e/13892893

ESCAPE TO FREIGHT ISLAND @ DEPOT MAYFIELD MANCHESTER 08.08.20 (greg wilson live mix)

its o’right for dance...with too hot stuff from j-kriv, kon, the silver rider, closed paradise, xxxy, the revenge, sebra cruz, hot jam, ari bald, tom jarmey, dorsi plantar, austin ato, ++ enjoy !

beatwell !!

Yours truly, [mixtape]

Joining the dots between dub, funk, disco & house. No specific genres, eras, musical fads or other such nonsense. Just a celebration of grooves that tickle your hips and soothe your soul.

DJ Bookings & remix/production enquires: jonathan.moore1@gmail.com


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