Does someone have a link to the original song of the 80s. Cannot find it.

SHOP - https://lengrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dance-par-amour

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Leng Records has long admired Andrew Meecham’s work as The Emperor Machine. Last year, Meecham made his first appearance on the label via a fine remix of Harks & Mudd favourite ‘Susta’. 12 months on, Meecham returns to Leng with his first Emperor Machine outing of 2021, a typically eccentric, heavily electronic dancefloor outing featuring the seductive vocals of rising star Séverine Mouletin.

Meecham is one of British dance music’s most experienced and lauded producers, with a packed history stretching right back to the acid house era. He first rose to fame as part of Bizarre Inc and Chicken Lips (both alongside long-term studio partner Dean Meredith), but over the last two decades has devoted far more time to solo work as The Emperor Machine. In the process, he’s developed a sparse, hypnotic, heavily electronic trademark sound that combines analogue and modular synthesizer sounds with nods to post-punk disco, new wave, trippy proto-house and the mind-altering experiments of the Radiophonic Workshop.

‘Dance Par Amour’, his first solo single on Leng, is typical of his now familiar personal sonic style, with echoing, alien-sounding synthesizer motifs (some reminiscent of those that marked out Chicken Lips’ club classic ‘He Not In’), with bubbly sequenced bass, unfussy machine drums, rubbery slap-bass riffs and flashes of post-punk disco guitars.

Sparse but weighty and pleasingly trippy, the EP-leading ‘Extended Vocal Mix’ is classic Emperor Machine: a near ten-minute workout in which Mouletin’s tender but confident vocals rise above Meecham’s stylish and note perfect backing track, which sits somewhere between early ‘80s ‘no wave’ New York disco, lo-fi European synth-pop and the trippy late night dancefloor dubs that were once a feature of American boogie and proto-house records.

Meecham further explores his love of these sparse, effects-laden “synth-dubs” on the accompanying ‘Erotique Dub’, a thrillingly heavy, heads-down affair awash with echoing vocal snippets, hypnotic drums and synthesizer flourishes that attractively echo across the sound space. Like the best DJ-focused dubs of the early 1980s, the remix is propelled forwards by a strong bassline, around which other elements – guitar, bass guitar, sparkling synth sounds and mind-mangling electronics – appear, make their mark and then drift off into the ether. With key passages of Mouletin’s vocal appearing periodically to encourage people to dance, it’s the kind of delightfully wayward revision that will keep people dancing well into the early hours.

LENG SHOP

The Emperor Machine & Séverine Mouletin - Dance Par Amour (Erotique Dub)

A lost 90s house groover from Soft Sugar on the third reissue from Heels and Souls Recordings.

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Soft Sugar - Swampin (Alternate Mix) (STW Premiere)

Longtime friends and musical collaborators Max Essa and Eddie C join the Razor-N-Tape fold with a 4 tracker of melancholic and exquisitely produced chilled out disco.
 
Begun as a lockdown project, the ‘We Live In The Hills EP’ explores a vast palette of sonic soundscapes, from the shimmering guitars and acid lines of ‘Melon Steppin’, to the insistent rolling bass and whimsical synths of ‘Save Me’, the deep funk of the EP’s title track, and the late nite driving soundtrack stylings of ‘Sixth Bridge’. This EP tells a hopeful story of emerging from isolation and doubt, like a lovely musical sunrise after a long dark night.

We Live In The Hills

PREMIERE : Max Essa & Eddie C. - Melon Steppin

Welcome to the groovy world of "Dancefloor Jams," the latest musical offering from a new born collaboration: Dj Pasta & Brucaliff.
This four-track project, featuring the tracks "El Rey," "Piano Jam," "Share The Night," and "Afrobeat," is finally set to release under the esteemed Italian label, Raibano Records.

Musical Diversity: "Dancefloor Jams" is a sonic adventure that traverses the realms of funk, afro, and disco vibes. Each track produced by DJ Pasta is a fusion of Infectuous grooves and pulsating synths, making the perfect playground for the soulful voice of Brucaliff. As this wasn’t enough, an inspired list of musicians blessed these tracks with an array of live instrumentation, such as guitars, brass, and pianos. As a result, “Dancefloor Jams” was born: a rich tapestry of sound that transcends genres, promising a journey that is both eclectic and exhilarating.

Raibano Records Signature: Set to be unleashed under the renowned Raibano Records label, this collection is a testament to the label's commitment to pushing musical boundaries and embracing diverse sounds. Dj Pasta & Brucaliff, with their unique blend of influences, align perfectly with the label's vision.

Upcoming Remix EP: As an added treat, a month following the album release, a companion EP will drop, featuring four remixes of the standout track "El Rey." The remixes come from an impressive lineup, including the talented and eclectic Italian producer Lorenzo Morresi, label heads Alberto Melloni and Giamaria Gamberini, and the legendary Italian cosmic disco pioneer, Daniele Baldelli, joining forces with Dionigi.

Conclusion: "Dancefloor Jams" promises not only an exciting listening journey but also an invitation to the dancefloor,
where the blend of grooves and catchy hooks will come alive. Dj Pasta & Brucaliff, with their distinctive sound, invite you to embark on a musical trip that transcends boundaries and embraces the freedom of expression.

Get ready to groove, as "Dancefloor Jams" is about to make waves, leaving a new mark on the global music scene. Stay tuned for an extra dose of musical magic with the remix EP, making sure the journey continues long after the first beat.

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Premiere : Dj Pasta & Brucaliff - Piano Jam [Raibano Records]

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Sex Judas first single from the upcoming double album, messing it up with good old Ricky. The band, consisting of seven of Oslo's finest funkateers have made their shot at making the ultimate break up album. Over two sides, we join our trusted companions Sex Judas and Ricky, as their relationship unravels. 
One side tells Sex Judas story, in full band mode. The other deals with Ricky's misadventures, and is the bands most experimental to date. 

The first taste comes in form of a two track single. 
 
01. Sex Judas - Work for 7 days
02. Ricky - Pretty, like a Picture

Sex Judas feat. Ricky - Work For 7 Days - Snick Snack Music [OCC PREMIERE]

Ahead of the release of his hotly anticipated ninth album as the Emperor Machine, Island Boogie, Andrew Meecham releases a club-focused 12” featuring some dancefloor dubs and reworks of key LP cuts.

Island Boogie arrives four years after Meecham’s previous full-length, Music Not Safari, and sees the veteran producer deliver his most ‘personal’ set yet – a collection of kaleidoscopic, cosmic-leaning, dub disco-influenced neo-boogie excursions inspired by his love of the custom-built soundsystem at Rotation Garden Party, an annual micro-festival founded by a group of friends including his former Chicken Lips production partner Dean Meredith.

It's fitting, then, that the EP begins with a superb interpretation of ‘'Dévoilez-Vous’ by T-Kutt, AKA Meredith and long-term studio partner Ben Shenton. The pair’s ‘AM FM Club Mix’ sits somewhere between classic Prelude-style electrofunk, NYC proto-house and early British interpretations of American house music. Séverine Mouletin’s chopped-up improvised vocals weave in and out of sun-bright keyboard riffs, colourful synthesiser motifs, heady synth-strings, D-Train style synth-bass and delay-laden machine drums. It’s a superb re-imagination of one of the album’s most stellar moments.

The EP’s other headline-grabbing remix comes courtesy of Leng co-founder Paul Murphy AKA Mudd. He reworks title track ‘Island Boogie’, teasing out the spacey synths and languid jazz-funk grooves of Meecham’s original mix and dialling them up to the max. The resultant revision sparkles with crunchy clavinet licks, mazy synth and electric piano solos, and spacey chords rising above a mid-tempo dancefloor groove.

To complete a strong package, Meecham adds two dubs in his distinctively stripped-back, tape echo-heavy style. He first takes on EP title track ‘Dévoilez-Vous’, wrapping vintage drum machine hits in oodles of space echo and dub delay while devoting more time and space to the killer bassline, Rupert Brown’s infectious hand percussion, and Mouletin’s vocalisations. 

To round off the EP, he dubs out album epic ‘La Cassette’, another collaboration with Mouletin that also features additional percussion by Brown. Like the original synth-powered dancefloor dubs of the early-to-mid-80s that have long been an inspiration, Meecham’s ‘La Cassette’ dub features key musical elements – many drenched in trippy effects – popping in and out of the mix, while his sturdy drums and memorable bassline spar with Brown’s percussion below.

Emperor Machine - Dévoilez-Vous (T Kutt’s AM-FM Club Mix)

My remix for Alexander Robotnick and Cocco Cantini's project. Out today on Hot Elephant Music

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For their first release in 2016, Luv Shack Records are working with home grown talent once again, this time introducing the „Walking Dead EP“ by Neon Amish, a new project by label co founder Lee Stevens and Curley Sue.

The first track “Wake Up" is featuring Space Echo and the vocal talents of Tarek Farwati, the singer of Austrian band Chronic City. With big pads and catchy melodies, “Wake Up" harks back to the 80s while never falling short of delivering whats expected from a dancefloor tune.

“Destiny“ follows a much darker path, with a dense arpeggiated synth bass, detuned stabs and an occasional acid line transporting the tune into techno frenzy territory.

The title track “Walking Dead“ is arguably the most delicate tune on the EP, building a thick carpet of synthetic strings, twisted leads and a bottom heavy bassline on top of a 90s drum groove.

Tracklisting:
01. Neon Amish & Space Echo - Wake Up (feat. Tarek Farwati)
02. Neon Amish – Destiny
03. Neon Amish – Walking Dead

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Walking Dead EP

Neon Amish & Space Echo - Wake up (feat. Tarek Farwati) | LUV017

From the man who runs Hell Yeah Recordings and the edit man from the Balearic Gabba Soundsystem comes this vinyl only edit series, now unleashing its second release.

The first sold out in quick time, with great feedback from a wide range of DJs (from Locodice to Prins Thomas), and the second is likely to do the same: taking two classic tracks, Italian producer Enzo Elia channels his love of all thing Balearic and re-edits for the modern day.

Enzo has been a music loving vinyl obsessive since his teens, with productions on esteemed labels like Hell Yeah, Engrave, Lion1Music, and support for them coming in from the likes of Osunlade, DJ Hell, Carl Cox and Kenny Larkin. On his Balearic Gabba Edits Vol 2 release, though, he showcases a wider production skill than ever before…

The first edit is Problem by NOW NOW NOW, originally released back in 1991 and an affirmed classic for proper balearic headz.

Retaining the original’s synth smears, Enzo adds the patter of gentle congas, some micro-bacterial synth sounds and perfectly encapsulates whatever it is to be Balearic in the modern day.

The second is one of Ramirez’s lesser-known productions, Tambores from the 1993 album Terapia that also birthed better-known classics like Hablando. Here Enzo slows down and strips out the original into something with more humid percussion lines, tribal drums and filtered voices. It’s deep and organic house for the late night hours.

Bootlegs these are not – completly new re-inventions of two classic tracks they certainly are… 

feedbacks:

Chris Coco - "yeah, very nice, proper spacy balearic."

DJ Rocca - "Stuff from heaven"

Spiller - "hypnotism!"

Rob (The Pool - London) - "Hey ,Love these and the first release. The tracks are definitely standing out amongst the revivalist house sound. Very refreshing."

Micheal Reinboth (Compost) - "nice balearic, good for my Ibiza trip this weekend"

Eva Pacifico - "I play edit one of balearic gabba supermuch, it really fits the vibes down here :) this one seems to roll on the same trippin' line....will slip into my sets for sure! mmm..I love both trax"

support by Fabrizio Mammarella, Rune Lindbaek, Tiago, Cosmonauts, diskJokke, Rioutous Rockers, hardrock striker, Drop Out Orchestra...

NOW NOW NOW - Problem (Enzo Elia Afro Neukolln Edit)

Open Your Mind - Skyrager Edit

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