Classic Inxs track remixed with techno fusion

Inxs - Taste It (Mike Derer Remix)

Dirtyelements & Drunkdrivers / Keep It Coming (De Gama Re-Funk Head)
Label / Samosa Records
Released / Coming soon
Format / Vinyl

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First up on the A-Side are Samosa favourites Dirtyelements & Drunkdrivers with the hypnotic, smokey dim lit club thumper ‘Keep It Coming’. Coming in at a deceptive 115bpm, the bass massages your brain whilst the keys, vocal sample and beats tickle your toes. A deliciously salty and sweet re-edit.

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Extended cut of Phish's walk-on Free jam from Sphere April 19, 2024

Phish - Free - Sphere 2024.04.19 - Extended Muscle Cut

Teenage DJ aka Greg Wilson ‘I Was A Teenage DJ Pt 1’ (extended)

119 bpm

Previously limited vinyl only 2005 & 2008.

The Teenage DJ project was something that organically came together from the time I initially started using a computer at home, around the end of the 90’s. It developed out of the sketch ideas I was doing at the time in order to learn how to master the basics of the music programs I wanted to work with, particularly Acid. Before I knew it there were a dozen or so of these sketches, and the idea of a project began to form. Over the next couple of years the amount of sketches would grow to around 30 or so, at which point, in 2003, I put the project on the backburner while I directed my energies into setting up www.electrofunkroots.co.uk , before returning to the clubs at the end of the year, where I began to play some of the more dance-based TDJ grooves I’d put together, like ‘Glorious’, ‘Time And Place (Disco Break)’ and, most notably, ‘I Was A Teenage DJ Pt 1’, built around the intro of KC & The Sunshine Band’s 1977 single ‘I’m Your Boogie Man’, which dated right back to when I actually was a teenage DJ, back in my Merseyside hometown of New Brighton.

The response to them was so positive that, in 2005, I decided to press up a four track 12”, which I called ‘Teenage DJ Disco Best’ (borrowing its title, and the ‘Disco’ logo from a promo I received back in 1978 called ‘Kraftwerk’s Disco Best’).Given that all the TDJ tracks were quite short I decided to extend ‘I Was A Teenage DJ Pt 1’, creating a reprise and adding a couple more minutes for the dancefloor.

This would turn out to be something of a landmark track for me, becoming an underground favourite, most rewardingly on a personal level in New York. At this point all my bookings were still in the UK, but, with the first volume of Credit To The Edit imminent things began to shift up a gear for me, with Groove Magazine in Germany bringing me over to Berlin for my European return (I’d last played abroad at Mülheim in Germany in 1980, for the two months immediately before I landed my Wigan Pier residency).

Thanks to DJ's Rub N Tug and nights like No Ordinary Monkey, the track took off on the New York underground preceding my debut there following the release of the first Credit To The Edit album in 2005.

The ‘Teenage DJ Disco Best’ 12” would become a DJ favourite far and wide, both at this early point and later via subsequent re-pressings, all four tracks picking up plenty of plays. In 2008 ‘I Was A Teenage DJ Pt 1’ would re-emerge, having been pressed up back to back with another landmark tune for me, my Imagination / Missy Elliot mash-up, ‘Gotta Keep Workin’ It’, for the first Reactivate 12”. It’s something I’ll always return to from time to time, given its special place in my DJ heart – it’s the groove that keeps on giving.

Greg Wilson – July 2011

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

Teenage DJ aka Greg Wilson ' I Was A Teenage DJ Pt 1 (extended)'

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[SPC124] ZOO PHONIC - No Sorry (Disco Mix)

Terry Lewis -Disco City (Delfonic Rework)

The return of the prolific house/disco producer Addvibe to Hot Digits with this sumptuous 3 track EP of deep, funky cross over nu-disco/house business! Brighton's Barney Osborn ups the tempo with disco DJ Sneak style boompty house remix is the icing on the cake!

HOTDIGIT123 Addvibe - Improvise (Preview)

ReConnected II is here! MartinMax gets down and dirty with feral beats and sticky basslines with an edge of minty fire to it. EeeeeEEeeeeeEeeEenjooooy!

Dynamix II - Just Give The DJ A Break (Casio Social Club 2024 Re-Edit)
Make A Dance - I Need Somebody (Downtown Dub)
Risk Assessment - The Party
Ben Gomori &  G. Markus - Stay Cool & Less Horny
Tom Carruthers - Phone Sexting
LUXXURY - African Acid
Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke (Diamond Setter's Supernature Edit)
UN-DEUX - ACID PAGNOL
Cobra303 - Love is
Armand Van Helden - Funk Phenomena (Coflo remix)
CHANEY - ILL BEHAVIOUR
Herr Krank - All Chattering (Original Mix)
Bassheads - Is There Anybody Out There- (Sgt Slick Re Edit)
Vanguard Sound - Playing House (Amir's House of Pain Edit)

ReConnected II

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With brother RAHAAN on the flip.

Dessert Island Disc's 10th release features a brilliant disco gem from the mighty Rahaan on the A side while the B throws up another Aussie local with his own label but going under the pseudonym of Ted Empleton. Both tracks laid out for a friendly tour of any dance floor with a Disco Bent. They don't last long - no digital release either so grab a copy before they're all gone and going for ridiculous money on Discogs!

Ted Empleton - Fly Robbin'

More relevant than ever, ‘World Gone Crazy’ sums up many people’s thoughts in these turbulent times.

This version appeared on the 'Greg Wilson Presents Super Weird Substance' compilation, a GW edit featuring elements of both the club dub and original mix. It was not previously available on SoundCloud until now.

'World Gone Crazy' was the fourth 12" single on Super Weird Substance back in July 2015. Originally written in the early nineties as part of the Mind Body & Soul project Greg Wilson was then developing with singer Tracey Carmen, it was intended for an album that never was and only a demo version was ever recorded. 

Its lyrics identified an information age already spiralling out of control. Two decades on however, and it’s far beyond anything anyone could have imagined back then. Originally referencing the post-acid house generation, ‘a generation lost and disillusioned’ now becomes the sixties generation, growing old in a world even more corrupt and confused than the one they thought they’d change.

It was suggested that 'World Gone Crazy' would be perfect for Leeds singer/musician The Reverend Cleve Freckleton and gruff gravitas of The Reverend’s voice was exactly what the track needed, serving to give its words more poignancy now than when they were written. 

Channeling the fire and spectacle of a spiritual laden Deep South service, Cleve cuts a commanding figure, calling out the world’s wrongs from his sonic pulpit. 'World Gone Crazy' was adroitly programmed by Peza, with The Reynolds and the song’s original singer, Tracey Carmen, providing powerful bvox and Ché Wilson weighing in with funk-laced rhythm guitar.

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The Reverend Cleve Freckleton & The Sinners 'World Gone Crazy' (GW Edit)

A1 - AYX - DISCO
A2 - D.D SOUND - SHOW ME YOUR LOVE INSTR
B1 - LANDRO EXPRESS - DISCO SENTIMENTO
B2 - RUDY - JUST TAKE MY BODY - 8/8

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Drums.Claps.Hi Hats.Untz

With 20 plus something years in the game, Mike has handled many roles in the industry. From running an artist management agency in the early 2000's, promoting events, DJ'ing and producing, Mike has done a lot and seen a lot. Mike's DJ sets are unique with a blend of deep, hypnotic, spaced out and driving style of techno. In 2017, he launched his label, Northern Parallels. Focusing on deep, trippy, spaced out, hypnotic techno. The label features well respected veteran producers DJ Hyperactive, Myles Serge, Hiroko Yamamura, FBK, BPMF of Protoytype 909, Gabriella Verigilov, Plural and up and coming producers Jason Patrick, Subversive, Alex Alben and new faces.