reminds me of stardust and phat & smalls. man those were the days. absolutely nailed it. late 90s peak time

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Dont Stop Feat. Disco Jo 

Here is the sequel from our track "Feel That Flow"

Disco Jo grew up in a house where a variety of different music was always being played by my parents and brothers.
Went onto tour with the Wideboys as there regular MC during the 2step garage days. From then he explored a wide variety of genres which is when I discovered my love for disco which has inspired him to launch Brisbane Underground music society with the aims to showcase the very best in underground music from around the world from mixes to Ep's from established or up and coming artists.

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Fred Symonds Feat. Disco Jo - Dont Stop (FREE DOWNLOAD)

1981 - Sisters & Brothers, Vol. 06

Past Present Future

Today sees one of London’s most exciting new talents, ABSOLUTE. (aka Anthony McGinley) announce his debut mixtape Wonderland, due for release on May 7th via Skint Records/BMG. Alongside the announcement, tickets for ABSOLUTE.’s headline show at London’s Islington Assembly Hall on Saturday 19th June are on sale now. 
 
Buy tickets for Islington Assembly Hall here: https://skint.lnk.to/AbsoluteLivePR  
 
Wonderland is a whirlwind ride through dance music as heard through ABSOLUTE.’s ears: emotive house, hard-edged techno, divine disco, and euphoric rave bring the party, while more cerebral downtempo and textural ambient tracks wind things down. It’s party music for a time without parties, all shot through with McGinley’s message of hope and equality for all.  
 
Speaking on the Mixtape, ABSOLUTE. explains: “Writing this album brought me back to life, I was writing music that helped me feel certain ways, freedom and connectedness to something I and many others were missing, longing hard to be around people, or needing a dose of raw euphoric rave energy which gave some release at the sheer desperation to dance and feel joy. Even if just for a short time, to feel transported to 90’s UK raves or New York’s underground gave me some life, and I hope it does for you too. Welcome to Wonderland…” 
 
The mixtape album came to fruition as a result of the recent lockdown where ABSOLUTE., and the rest of the world, was forced to a standstill. Anthony was determined to turn his frustration into art and participated in a creative workshop that helped open his mind to new ideas, taking his music in exciting directions. The title of the mixtape takes its name from Wonderland Arena, a now obsolete rave space in East London that played host to live performances from the likes of Frankie Knuckles, The Prodigy, and Carl Cox during the halcyon days of acid house and early rave, and that is now converted into apartments where Anthony currently lives and works. 
 
ABSOLUTE. Is a project that has steadily gained momentum over the last couple of years, deftly choosing the right path for long term success rather than quick gains. Coming from the vibrant LGBTQ+ club and rave space where he promoted influential events in London, Anthony wanted to make sure foundations were solid before making the break into the live arena with this incredible body of work. He’s DJed at a wide array of parties and festivals from Glastonbury and Creamfields to Fabric and Razzmatazz but performing live has always been the goal. As lockdown came into effect he was packing his equipment to go on the road supporting dance legends 808 State on a 10 date UK tour.  
 
Despite a total shutdown of the live sector during the pandemic, Anthony still managed to perform his debut live set for Radio 1’s virtual Ibiza weekend during the summer and has just announced a headline live show at Islington’s assembly for March next year in partnership with underground gatekeepers Percolate. 
 
Alongside his musical accomplishments, Anthony is a passionate activist for human rights and has a longstanding track record of work supporting issues including climate, race, and LGBTQ+ justice. After attending the first Extinction Rebellion action in London, McGinley wrote “Rave Against the Machine”, a track that sampled a speech by Greta Thunberg which resulted in XR later inviting him to programme the music line-up of their International Rebellion at Trafalgar Square, while at Glastonbury, he played at Greenpeace’s Rave Tree.

Sage Comme Une Image (Good as Gold)

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Riviera (Extended Mix)

Soulchaser - Heartache

Can't Find Her

Laurence Guy, J Peacock - Can't Find Her

Disco Machine Sound[Part Four Recs]

We don't know much about Ponzu Island except that the tracks were laying on Soundcloud for quite a while ! According to the promo of the EP, this sounds as if "Morgan Geist and Todd Terje took some acid and locked themselves in a room with a sea view, a synth, and a computer". Well I don't know for the acid part but the synth force is definitely strong here, with a retro touch that keeps it's class untill the end and a strong sense of melody, making it another Australian smash hit... again ! Andras Fox on remix duty revisiting here "Super Koto" in the form of an extended mix with a slower bpm and his magic touch here and there. Out soon on Apersonal !

PREMIERE : Ponzu Island -  Super Koto (Andras Fox Extended Mix)

Music For You

Music For You (MF)

Dan Shake follows up a release on his own SHAKE imprint earlier this year with a two-track EP for Denis Sulta's Sulta Selects offshoot, Silver Service. Listen to the infectious groove and disco-house heat of 'Daisy's Dance' now.

More info: https://djmag.com/music/premiere-dan-shake-daisys-dance

Premiere: Dan Shake 'Daisy's Dance'

The Struggle / Save the Children

Floorplan - Save the Children

Sanctified EP

Floorplan - We Magnify His Name

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Adapter - I Need U EP

Available here  https://lnk.to/TRICK021

Leading the release, ‘I Need U’ embodies the very kind of dancefloor mania label-boss Patrick Topping’s sets are renowned for. Huge vocals are front and centre as matching synth and bass lines evolve to form a track decidedly geared towards ecstatic moments. ‘Hyperactive’ keeps the energy levels high with crisp drums, detuned pads and a grinding bassline, peppered with light synth plucks and wonky FX. ‘Ponger’ closes out the release with cheeky leads and thumping low end, adding another dose of intensity to an EP which solidifies Adapter’s chops as a producer, as well as Topping’s ear for A&R.

I Need U

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Adapter - Hyperactive

Another Chemical Love Story - Do You Feel Like I Do?

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