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Chez-N Trent - The Choice (Windy City Club)

Chemise-She Can't Love You

Kikrokos - Life Is A Jungle

Iron Curtis / Quarion / Session Victim - Treats Vol. 3 - RTR09 in stores now

Thank you for buying vinyl

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Session Victim - Good Intentions - RTR09

East London brass juggernaut, Hackney Colliery Band, have seen their star rapidly rise over the past two years. Since the release of their enponymous debut and sophomore album, Common Decency, this riotous nine piece have toured the UK and Europe, playing at some of its finest festivals along the way, and gained support from radio and club DJs, broadsheets and tastemakers ranging from The Times to BBC 6Music funk and soul afficionado Craig Charles, as well as having the likes of Eliza Doolittle and the late Amy Winehouse joining them on stage.

The band’s penchant for a canny cover has always been one of its strengths, and perhaps one that sometimes overshadowed HCB’s frankly brilliant song-writing. After a string of singles led by a cunning cover version, the A Bit of Common Decency EP sheds light on HCB’s original music, albeit with the help of a remix or two.

From bandleader Steve Pretty’s high octane title track, available here as a useful Radio Edit and frenetic remix courtesy of multi-instrumentalist Fedka The Irritant, to drummers Oli Blackman and Luke Christie’s respectively penned Dead Dialogue and Smile for the Webcam, the quality from the band’s main song-writers is obvious. Add to that remixes of Dead Dialogue from label mates Paper Tiger and the mysterious Triangulator, as well as a stomping disco revision from re-edit king The Reflex (of another of Steve Pretty’s songs, Superhero Disco) and you’ve got a worthy collection of original cuts and re-works that will help confirm HCB’s status as a leading light in the global brass band scene.


Hackney Colliery Band - Superhero Disco (The Reflex Revision)

Art Of Tones - So Worried

Two Man Sound were a trio of Belgian musicians active in the seventies known to have combined the typical rhythm of disco with those typically South American samba and bossa nova, I did a re edit simple for my friends !!

Two Man Sound - Que Tal America M.B. essential edit

Convertion - Let's Do It feat. Leroy Burgess (Louie Vega Dance Ritual Mix)

112 kbps files for preview - don't be a dunce!

Part deux? Oui, oui. A Dimitri by any other name is still a disco don, and he proves it once again with his sophomore outing on RNT. In truth, the sheer bliss of hearing the isolated recordings of “I Want Your Back” is reason enough to grab this record, but it doesn’t hurt that either side will result in consummate dance floor destruction, either. It’s a simple equation, really: RNT + DFB (aka P) = BUY.

Dimitri From Brooklyn - Right My File

MacGregor - Nan Ye Li Kan [1981]

MB has planned his return. Instead of orbiting around your playlist, http://soundcloud.com/moonbootsmusic is planning to land in your hearts with his forthcoming single "Off My Mind."

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Off My Mind

Moon Boots - Off My Mind (Rogue Vogue Remix)

Earth People - Dance (Original Mix)

<p>Original track released on:
Hispavox
1982.
<p>Edit de DiscoRollers.
2011.

Alaska & Los Pegamoides: Bailando (Edit de DiscoRollers)

Another great Italo-Disco tune!
Those arpeggios are really doing it for me....rawr.

Mr Flagio - Take A Chance (Extended 12" Version)

The Ron Allen Sound Experience (R.A.S.E) - Get On Up (Groovy Disco Mix)

Live @ Ambra Night (San Teodoro) 17-08-2012

Ziggy Funk feat. Taliwa - What You Afraid Of (DJ Spen & Thommy Davis Disco Phobia Mix)

Superfunk - Lucky Star

Just messing about with stuff for radio show!!!

Diana Ross - It's My House (54 Mode Edit)

Omar S - The Shit Baby (CP1 Played By D.Taylor)

Flashback to Chicago in 1985, when House Music was just being born.
A few kids - Matt Warren, Miguel Garcia and Ralphi Rosario, get together to join forces with the already established Sunset Mobile Disco - owned by brothers Alex and Robert Rojo - to create a new record label as an outlet for their productions.
In the following 4 years, Sunset Records Inc. released some of the most groundbreaking Chicago House records, mixing New Wave, Disco and Industrial influences with "beat tracks" and a huge amount of talent expertly scouted by Matt Warren & Miguel Garcia.
While largely remaining in the shadows of larger labels like Trax and Dj International, the metamorphosis of Sunset Mobile Disco into Sunset Records Inc. perfectly illustrates the wide range of influences that gave Chicago’s dance scene its unique sound.
Jerome Derradji is proud to present the definitive story - written by Jacob Arnold - of one of Chicago's House Music best kept secret in a superb gatefold DLP and a DCD compilation that includes remastered, rare and unreleased tracks from the Sunset Records Inc. label along with lost pictures and artifacts spread in a gatefold DLP and in a 23 page booklet (DCD only).

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