Sadar Bahar Soul in the Hole [Sounds Familiar]

House - Disco - Funk

Deep/house 24

I'll Be Yours

New Life is now available as an official download (also on Spotify).

https://www.beatport.com/release/little-i-ep/2332508

https://www.junodownload.com/products/fresh-low-little-i-ep/3811648-02/

New Life

Let's have a trip in the samba country with this funky track from "Brazilian Disco Boogie Sounds". it's a compilation that brings together nine of the most important and obscure hits of the Brazilian Funk-Boogie-Disco scene during the years of 1978 to 1982. "Ripa Na Xulipa" appears as the best track for us. Aproveite!

Rabo De Saia - Ripa Na Xulipa

Summer deepness from Fresh & Low. A sneak preview of a track from the forthcoming re-issue of our 'Wind on Water EP' from 1996. Re-mastered for 2015.

Stay The Night

Cortex - Devil's Dance

The KLF-Last Train to Trancentral

Motor City Drum Ensemble B2B Jeremy Underground During live at Dimensions

mukat - funky music burning in my soul (edit)

Glenn Underground & Cei - Bei - House Music Will Never Die

Steve Poindexter Vs. AWeX - Bodyheat 1995 (Acid 1995)

The Police

Voices Inside My Head (Remastered 2003)

Just Family

Sweet Rain

The Best Of

I Get Lifted

First track taken from the upcoming Local Talk release "Get Down" by 

Music has always played a major part in Ezel’s life.  Having done remix work for labels such as Yoruba, King Street and Reel People and working with artists such as Tortured Soul, Daz-I-Kue, AtJazz, John Arnold & Jeremy Ellis it’s now time to welcome Ezel to the Local Talk family with ”Get Down”. 

Opening is the title track ”Get Down (Original Mix)”, with it’s immersive chords, bumping bassline  and the help from the unmistakeable vocal talents of Tumelo, it’s house the way we like it. Both soulful and deep,

Vinyl & Digital release out in July. 

Get Down

Ezel (feat. Tumelo) - Get Down (Original Mix) (12'' - LT071, Side A)

The Circle City Band 'Magic' (greg wilson edit)

111 bpm

Never previously shared

Just over a year ago I was being driven back to my hotel, having played in Los Angeles for the Heading Home crew. DJ Rick Wren was behind the wheel and he had a CD on, which he'd compiled, featuring some early 80's grooves. A track came on that was instanly familiar, but I couldn't quite place it, I waited for the vocal to come in and, when it did, I instantly knew it was 'Magic', but the group name eluded me, so I asked Rick, 'who is this?', to which he replied 'The Circle City Band'. Of course, how could I have forgotten - it was like bumping into an old friend who hadn't crossed your mind for years, but now they were with you again the good times you once shared came flooding back.

I hadn't heard 'Magic' since I bought an import copy when it was out back in 1983, not long before I stopped deejaying if my memory serves me right. I don't think it was ever released in the UK, so it was pretty obscure in the wider scheme of things, a track you'd only hear on the black scene - I remember it being a big tune in Manchester for Chad Jackson, who took over my Wednesday nights at Legend when I stopped.  It would have been one of the records I had stolen in '85, and it had completely slipped under my radar ever since - for a full quarter of a century! So it was a real buzz for it to re-appear to me as if by magic (excuse the pun), and, recognising this, when we got to the hotel Rick ejected the CD and kindly gave it to me. 

After I got back to the UK I dug out the CD Rick had given me and put this edit together. Nothing fancy, just an extended intro and a mix out, with a touch more tinkering inbetween. The first time I played it out was at East Village in London the week before Christmas, on a memorable night when people braved blizzard conditions to pack the club out - 'Magic' is the 2nd track in:
http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/east-village-london-18-12-10-greg-wilson-live-mix

It's the fact that a year has almost passed and I'm returning to East Village for that same Saturday before Christmas slot, this time on the 17th, that made me think about sharing this edit here now. 

Greg Wilson - December 2011

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

The Circle City Band 'Magic' (greg wilson edit)

Universal Togetherness Band

Ain't Gonna Cry

Having toured Australia for the first time with Clipp.Art in 2017, the Austrian-based DJ and producer was asked if he’d like to try his hand at remixing an upcoming single by SHOUSE (an act he played alongside while in Melbourne). The result is a classic Demuja deep disco house cut with oddles of raw groove built around an already infectiously soul-full vocal.

SOUNDS LIKE A BUNCH OF LINKS:
Download - https://clipp-art.bandcamp.com
Stream - spoti.fi/2EJMi0H
Watch - http://bit.ly/2o09yOu
Dance - spoti.fi/2o51IC8
Party - www.clippp.art
Like - www.facebook.com/clipp.art
Listen - www.soundcloud.com/clipp_art
Lurk - www.instagram.com/clipp.art

SOUNDS LIKE DEMUJA
facebook.com/iamdemuja

SOUNDS LIKE SHOUSE
facebook.com/ShouseShouseShouse

Cortex - Devil's Dance

Marcelo Amar