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For the next installment of Manc institution El Diablo’s Social Club’s ‘To Rack & Ruin’ edits series comes from local Manc lads Out of the Basement who bring us two late summer bombs.
These tracks have both been kicking around for over a year now in slightly different forms but now we bring them to you fully refined and suitably mastered heavily for the dancefloor.

Out of the Basement are Steve Leggat and James Ellis. Both have been involved in Manchester's colourful music scene - amongst other things Steve has been running legendary Beat Club with The Stone Roses Mani and James is the founder of Manchester's now defunct deep house label ‘Drenched’.

Side A is a splendid edit of lost soul classic with beats and instruments added for full effect. Side B is a sleazy slo mo cut up of the Brothers Johnson version of the Shuggie Otis anthem 'Strawberry Letter 23'.

300 ltd handstamped vinyl available from all good record stores late September.

RR005 - Out of The Basement - Take Me With You

For the next installment of Manc institution El Diablo’s Social Club’s ‘To Rack & Ruin’ edits series comes from local Manc lads Out of the Basement who bring us two late summer bombs.
These tracks have both been kicking around for over a year now in slightly different forms but now we bring them to you fully refined and suitably mastered heavily for the dancefloor.

300 ltd handstamped vinyl available from all good record stores late September.

Out of the Basement are Steve Leggat and James Ellis. Both have been involved in Manchester's colourful music scene - amongst other things Steve has been running legendary Beat Club with The Stone Roses Mani and James is the founder of Manchester's now defunct deep house label ‘Drenched’.

Side A is a splendid edit of lost soul classic with beats and instruments added for full effect. Side B is a sleazy slo mo cut up of the Brothers Johnson version of the Shuggie Otis anthem 'Strawberry Letter 23'.

RR005 - Out of The Basement - Brothers Dub

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Forthcoming on Paper Recordings brand new label Paper Disco as part of a compilation.

Other tracks featured on the compilation are coming from Fingerman, Late Nite Tuff Guy, 2 Billion Beats, Yam Who, Leon Sweet, Richard Seaborne, Rune Lindbaek, Ste Spandex and Gran Turismo...

Neil Diablo - Give it to me (OUT NOW! on PAPER DISCO)

Coming out on vinyl in March 2014 on the Magic Wand Edits series...

Neil Diablo - Proud (MAGIC WAND EDITS 9)

Here is a guest mix for Andy Wilson's Balearia show on Ibiza Sonica from my recent trip to the white isle.

Neil Diablo - Balearia / Ibiza Sonica Mix / Oct 21

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Love International Comedown Mix 2023

❤️ Love International Comedown Mix 2023 ❤️ // Neil Diablo

Here's a mix I did to help ease my post Croatia blues. This year was a particulalry special one for me. I've included a selection of tracks played on the Crazy P vs. El Diablo's Social Club Boat party at The Garden Festival and my Barbarella's set at Electric Elephant where I played alongside the legendary Chez Damier and Rahaan...

TRACKLISTING -

Frank Booker - The Sun - Whiskey Disco Black Ops
André Laos - Detour (Session Victim Remix) - Let’s Play House
Skylevel - Mellow June - Skylevel
Limited Search - Disco & Boogie Classics Vol. 5 - Giant Cuts
Sure Thing - Holding you tight (Instrumental) - Defected
Tim Green - Cherry - Rebellion
Emperor Machine - RMI is all I want - Southern Fried
Popular People’s Front - Arpin On - PPF
Neil Diablo - Give it up - Paper Disco
My Rules #1 - More Fry - My Rules
Lonely Boy - I like disco (Emperor Machine Remix) - Futureboogie
Ghana - Dorsia (HNNY remix) - Loft Records
KZA - Want no other (Musk Remix) - Endless Flight 
DJ Rocca - Let’s go party - (Brioski Disco Remix) - El Diablo’s Social Club
Space Machine - Macumba - Space Machine
Psychemagik - What a funky night - Discotheque Wreckers
Jamie 3.26 & Cratebug - Hit it n quit it - Lumberjack in hell
Soundstream - Inferno - Soundstream
General Ludd - Woo Ha - Mr Saturday Night
Sir Victor Uwaifo - Ohue (Frankie Francis & Sindab Edit) - Sofrito

Neil Diablo - Garden Festival & Electric Elephant Blues Mix

Red Laser DJ Absolutely Shitmass @The White Hotel Dec 23

Promo mix ahead of my gig for Disco Glitter Love at Constellations, Liverpool on Friday 18th September 2015

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Neil Diablo - Disco Glitter Love Mix

Neil Diablo - Melbs (Trash The Wax Vol. 2)

Neil Diablo - Lovin Spree (Boogiefuturo)

That  man Neil Diablo from Manchester's El Diablo's Social Club is back again with another storming double header of disco delights. 'To Rack & Ruin Vol. 1', sold out in a matter of days, and we're expecting similar flying-off-the-shefness here too. 'Volume 2' sees Neil serving up a couple of obscure disco diggers finds that have been tried and tested on the dancefloor at El Diablo's, and proven to have reached club-favourite status. A-side track "Party" is one of those pop-rock disco gems you expect to turn up on an "Originals" CD compilation. Recorded by South African outfit Harari, the track features a simple mid-tempo disco groove that's layered with squelchy, efx-laden bass and clavinet gurgles. Once you hit the first big synth riffs you know you're in for a treat, and then the raw, soulful, but a bit kitsch vocals arrive and we do indeed have a party on our hands. Vocoder vocal interludes? Catchy female vocal harmony? Funky cowbell percussion? Rockin' disco rhythms? Boogie synth-bass? Patrick Cowley's 1981 anthem "Get A Little" has the lot, and then some. It's the kind of track that, when you hear it in a club, made you glad you got off the sofa and went out! A guaranteed party rockin' double A - limited as hell, and twice as hot!

Now available to download from Juno
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RR003 - EVIL K'NEIL - PARTY

That  man Neil Diablo from Manchester's El Diablo's Social Club is back again with another storming double header of disco delights. 'To Rack & Ruin Vol. 1', sold out in a matter of days, and we're expecting similar flying-off-the-shefness here too. 'Volume 2' sees Neil serving up a couple of obscure disco diggers finds that have been tried and tested on the dancefloor at El Diablo's, and proven to have reached club-favourite status. A-side track "Party" is one of those pop-rock disco gems you expect to turn up on an "Originals" CD compilation. Recorded by South African outfit Harari, the track features a simple mid-tempo disco groove that's layered with squelchy, efx-laden bass and clavinet gurgles. Once you hit the first big synth riffs you know you're in for a treat, and then the raw, soulful, but a bit kitsch vocals arrive and we do indeed have a party on our hands. Vocoder vocal interludes? Catchy female vocal harmony? Funky cowbell percussion? Rockin' disco rhythms? Boogie synth-bass? Patrick Cowley's 1981 anthem "Get A Little" has the lot, and then some. It's the kind of track that, when you hear it in a club, made you glad you got off the sofa and went out! A guaranteed party rockin' double A - limited as hell, and twice as hot!

Now available to download from Juno
http://www.junodownload.com/products/to-rack-ruin-vol-2/1893586-02/


RR003 - EVIL K'NEIL - GET A LITTLE

Another unreleased edit i did a couple of years ago. Now free to download.

Evil K'Neil - Anyway You Do It (Free Download!)

Those disco specialists at To Rack & Ruin are back in business, kicking off their 2016 campaign with an absolute scorcher from Moscovite producer Phil Gerus. After making waves with a string of releases for the likes of Futureboogie and Sonar Kollektiv, Gerus arrives at the Mancunian edit institution in fine form, ready to take over the world with a quartet of fully loaded floor movers for all you dancing fools.



Going hard and heavy from the off, Phil introduces himself with the tumbling toms and zero gravity sequences of ‘Delicious Wishes’, a neon tinged reshape of an Angelic original. Working the loops and FX like a pro, the Russian sprinkles space dust all over this camp cosmic classic, packing a whole host of extra oomph in the warp drive! “Stop! Let’s Slow Down” follows hot on its heels, powering into the peak time in a shimmer of sequins as it supercharges a boogie vintage for the modern DJ. The finest floor shaking boogie reheat since Tiger & Woods last hit a hole in one, this is gonna raise the temperature at any party worth its salt.  

Over on the flip Phil turns his attention to Italo, setting pulses racing and feet stomping with the space age sound of “Bossy Lady”. Playing free and easy with the pitch control, the Moscow magician conjures up a space disco body mover complete with tripped out vocals, chunky guitar and nebulous synth lines. Sticking with the moods and grooves of the Mediterranean, Phil takes us home with a spaced out version of an all time Italo classic. Reworking the percussion and looping up that low slung baseline, our host supercharges the groove for modern club deployment, rounding off another essential release from your favourite edit imprint.

B2. PHIL GERUS - AGENT MEGURO

B1. PHIL GERUS - BOSSY LADY

A2. PHIL GERUS - STOP! LET'S SLOW DOWN

A1. PHIL GERUS - DELICIOUS WISHES

Getting back from such a great festival you always have lots of great music buzzing around your head. I decided I get these out of my head and on to a mix. It's a selection of tracks which either I played on the House of Disco Boat party or I tracks I heard around the beach stage, the olive stage, Barbs, boats and the excellent sunrise sessions.

TRACKLISTING

KHRURANGBIN - PEOPLE EVERYWHERE (MARIBOU STATE REMIX)
BRAND NEW HEAVIES - STAY THIS WAY (DAVID MORALES LUNAR DUB)
MR FINGERS - WHAT ABOUT THIS LOVE
WHOMADEWHO - KEEP ME IN MY PLANE (DJ KOZE HUDSON RIVER DUB)
ILJIA RUDMAN - IN HER EYES
BELABOUCHE - DEEP SLEEP
SELVAGEM & CARROT GREEN - BRONSKI IN RIO EDIT
MARVIN & GUY - MAKING LOVE
NAPOLEON - STEP ON
PONZU ISLAND - SUPER KOTO
SKATT BROS. - WALK THE NIGHT 
RON&NEIL - YOU FEEL IT
SHMLSS - STAND
DITONGO - WALK BETWEEN THE RAIN
SELVAGEM - CHITTY DISCO
FRANK AGARIO - THE LATER THE BETTER
RAFFAELLO & PALERMO - THE SPIRIT
VO - MASHISA
VAGGIO - DON’T YOU WANT SOME MORE
KRYWALD & FARRER - INNACAMO
RED RACK’EM - WONKY DISCO BANGER
FLIGHT FACILITIES - FEELIN
HUBIE DAVISON - SANCTIFIED
NEAL HOWARD - THE GATHERING
MIDLAND - FINAL CREDITS


LOVE INTERNATIONAL COMEDOWN MIX - NEIL DIABLO

Back once again with the renegade masters, To Rack & Ruin romp on, bringing ill behaviour and dance floor damage wherever they go. This twelfth instalment of the heady edit series sees Mancunian maverick Neil Diablo invite The Rejected and Que Sakamoto to tackle a side each on this floor flaying four tracker.

Italian newcomer The Rejected may be a man of mystery right now, but as soon as you’ve copped an earful of his body shaking A-side, you’ll be stalking him like an ex on Facebook! He kicks off the set with the tumbling toms of ‘Gambling In The 70s’, a feel good groover which leads the conga line on a precise path between parmesan and taleggio. Making expert use of percussive breakdowns and reverb heavy rests, The Rejected revels in the cruiseship orchestration and camp euro vocals without ever letting the pecorino overpower the pasta – buono! Leaving the glam and glitter of the A1 behind, the Italian edit maestro takes us deep on A2 offering ‘Lucky Lucio’, working a low slung bassline, wah guitar and hushed psyche vocals into a slow burning funk bomb perfect for the warm up or post peak. Additional synth work and a dynamic arrangement light make this wonky wonder stand taller than the Tower of Piza, taking the dance floor on a tile-eyed trip from start to finish.

The B-side belongs to Japanese disco kingpin Que Sakamoto, who takes a break from rocking the decks with Psycehmagik, Crazy P and the ALFOS crew at his legendary Huits Etoiles clubnight to bring the party to your turntable. ‘Mr Moonlight’ makes an instant impression, slicing some familiar piano chords over a squelching funk guitar and propulsive bassline to get those fists pumping from the off. As the track progresses, the producer introduces star gazing synth licks, psychedelic solos and a chugging groove blasting us into a distant dance floor dimension. We’ve barely caught our breath from that unbridled ecstasy before Que freaks us out again, dropping us headfirst into the full blooded funk of ‘Salut Des Frangines’. Powerhouse percussion and heavy duty wah guitar take the lead here, blazing bright over tasty organ licks and rumbling bass, before dropping out completely for an fx heavy breakdown in the second half. So dope you could smoke it!

International and unstoppable – To Rack & Ruin Volume 12 ladies and gentlemen.

RR013 - A1 - The Rejected - Gambling In The 70's (clip)

Returning from the Italian excursion of Vol. 13 before the U.K. pulls up the proverbial drawbridge, Neil Diablo delivers another To Rack & Ruin winner live and direct from the Northern powerhouse. Showing some love for the finerhalf of the county, Neil presents the best the North East has to offer, enlisting ‘Our friends from the north’Yorkshire's Craig Bratley and Newcastle's James Hadfield to do the damage on this slick split 12".
After a relatively quiet 2016, Mr Bratley shuffles his Magic Feet into the studio and sticks his fist directly into the mainframe, coming back with a pair of strangely psychedelic body movers to decorate the A-side. 'Ani Kuni' bursts out the blocks in a swell of fizzing sequencer, throbbing bass and tonking mid tempo percussion, sparking away wildly like a Tesla toothbrush. An East-meets-West affair, the track marries the thrusting electronics of Krautrock with lightly spiced Indian vocals and hippie guitar licks, conjuring visions of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi gurning away at a Faust show. Bratley retains the propulsive percussion for A2 number 'Acid Mother', syncing gurgling synth bass beneath loose funk guitars and warbling lead lines as we're slowly sucked through the wormhole. As the track chugs ceaseless through Baldelli's cosmic terrain, rhythmic chants and rubbery bass solos reverberate through the vacuum, locking us into their other worldly gravity. Resistance is futile.
We head up the A1 for the flipside, hooking up on the toon with Elizabeth Collective mainstay James Hadfield, who serves up two reheated treats tastier than your last parmo! Wielding the white stiletto and sweet sequinned shimmer, Hadfield lets loose his disco juice on "Love And Affection", chucking some dreamy Gamble & Huff vocals over a dope and dusty groove. Crackling like a campfire cookout, this infectious cut spits out slick bass, dubbed out guitar and precise percussion, keeping your body in motion while the piano noodle and soulful vocal swirl through your brainspace. Things take a turn for the technologic on "Silent Builder", those organic disco licks replaced by swelling sine waves, soaring siren calls and military breakbeats. The punchy bassline provides a steady hand as the track gradually pulls itself apart, unravelling into squelching synth wobbles, oddball samples and proggy solos.
Wonderfully wonky, this is music for when the walls start to melt. Four freaky cuts from two top talents - To Rack & Ruin for the win.

To Rack & Ruin Vol. 14

RR014 - James Hadfield - Love And Affection

Returning from the Italian excursion of Vol. 13 before the U.K. pulls up the proverbial drawbridge, Neil Diablo delivers another To Rack & Ruin winner live and direct from the Northern powerhouse. Showing some love for the finerhalf of the county, Neil presents the best the North East has to offer, enlisting ‘Our friends from the north’Yorkshire's Craig Bratley and Newcastle's James Hadfield to do the damage on this slick split 12".
After a relatively quiet 2016, Mr Bratley shuffles his Magic Feet into the studio and sticks his fist directly into the mainframe, coming back with a pair of strangely psychedelic body movers to decorate the A-side. 'Ani Kuni' bursts out the blocks in a swell of fizzing sequencer, throbbing bass and tonking mid tempo percussion, sparking away wildly like a Tesla toothbrush. An East-meets-West affair, the track marries the thrusting electronics of Krautrock with lightly spiced Indian vocals and hippie guitar licks, conjuring visions of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi gurning away at a Faust show. Bratley retains the propulsive percussion for A2 number 'Acid Mother', syncing gurgling synth bass beneath loose funk guitars and warbling lead lines as we're slowly sucked through the wormhole. As the track chugs ceaseless through Baldelli's cosmic terrain, rhythmic chants and rubbery bass solos reverberate through the vacuum, locking us into their other worldly gravity. Resistance is futile.
We head up the A1 for the flipside, hooking up on the toon with Elizabeth Collective mainstay James Hadfield, who serves up two reheated treats tastier than your last parmo! Wielding the white stiletto and sweet sequinned shimmer, Hadfield lets loose his disco juice on "Love And Affection", chucking some dreamy Gamble & Huff vocals over a dope and dusty groove. Crackling like a campfire cookout, this infectious cut spits out slick bass, dubbed out guitar and precise percussion, keeping your body in motion while the piano noodle and soulful vocal swirl through your brainspace. Things take a turn for the technologic on "Silent Builder", those organic disco licks replaced by swelling sine waves, soaring siren calls and military breakbeats. The punchy bassline provides a steady hand as the track gradually pulls itself apart, unravelling into squelching synth wobbles, oddball samples and proggy solos.
Wonderfully wonky, this is music for whenthe walls start to melt. Four freaky cuts from two top talents - To Rack & Ruin for the win.

RR015 - Craig Bratley - Acid Mother

Here is the first original track from me for a while. It's from an ep i've done for the @rothmans folk and will include remixes from #tiago, @dawn-again and #coyote.

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NEIL DIABLO - BERWUDA (Rothmans)

El Diablo's Social Radio Show 4th October 2017 w/Dawn Again

A1. Neil Diablo - Berwuda
A2. - Neil Diablo - Berwuda (Coyote Remix)
B1. - Neil Diablo - Berwuda (Tiago Remix)
B2. - Neil Diablo - Berwuda (Dawn Again Re-triangulation)

Rothmans - Limited edition, musical collectible, 180g vinyl, no digital

Neil Diablo - The Bobby Moore/Berwuda EP - OUT SOON ON ROTHMANS

Nearly 2 hours of big hitters from my New Years eve set in the main bar at the Horse Meat Disco NYE party in Manchester.

Neil Diablo live mix @ Horse Meat Disco NYE 17 at The Deaf Institute, Mcr

♥️ LOVE INTERNATIONAL COMEDOWN MIX 2018 ♥️ // NEIL DIABLO

The summer months always enable the Futureboogie label clan to recharge batteries (whenever possible), hit the festival circuit with aplomb, and pull out another Summer Riot EP, and, as ever, a team of the label’s favourite producers are assembled to deliver the goods.

Christophe leads the charge with the decidedly bleepy ‘Unity Vibez’, channelling the old school Sheffield sound through a myriad of breakbeats, floating keys, techno DX bass and spiralling melodies for a track that’s just as much in the present as it is in the past.

Already with two Futureboogie singles under his belt, Kiwi makes a sterling contribution to the seventh Summer Riot EP with ‘Abaco’. The electro tinged beats and rasping synth lead menacingly unfurl as a transcendental melody plays out over this distinctly potent track.

Neil Diablo completes the EP with the Italo driven ‘Shot Caller’; thick arpeggiated synths coil around beefed up drums as percussive elements get a good reverb soaking, intense and highly infectious stuff from Monsieur Diablo here!

Summer Riot VII

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Neil Diablo - Shot Caller (FBR061) [clip]

From Piccadilly Records.....

That Neil Diablo from Manchester's El Diablo's Social Club shows his edit chops again, joining the Kat label roster for this new four tracker. Kicking things off is 'Cannae Believe', an Italo / New York dubbed out-disco slo-mo electro-disco cut with synth stabs and 'Love Is The Message'-esque pads floating over moody proto-house beats with sassy vocals to boot. Hit! Next up is 'Disco Special', a 'walking' mid-tempo melter which drops guitar-led Balearia, funky bass, arpeggiated synths, syncopated hand claps and space toms a-plenty before lifting off into string-filled ecstacy. Big! 

On the flip we have 'For Your Love' is a slinky 2-step soul gem originally released in 1982 by the Fats Gaines Band and featuring sublime vox by Zorina. Stretched, diced and strung beautifully back together, this has summer anthem written all over it. Finishing things off is 'Christina Debs, Behind Bars''. Presumably by Christina Originally out on Ze Records and produced in Detroit by Don Was in 1984, this low-slung nu-wave disco chugger adds another dimension to proceedings and this EP feels all the mightier for it.

Rave reactions from the likes of Greg Wilson, Futureboogie, Ashley Beedle, Huw Morgan, Tristan da Cunha,  Andy Wilson, Jim Baron aka Ron Basejam, Bonar Bradberry, Red Rack 'Em, Andy Ash, Sean Brosnan, Kev Beadle, and many more.....

Neil Diablo - For Your Love (KAT Records)

Heres a 2 hour recording of my live set at the beach bar from The Garden Festival, Tisno, Croatia 2012. 

http://www.thegardenfestival.eu/

Tracklisting:-

Eddie C - Normalizo
Idjut boys - One for kenny 
Unknown - Spacetalk 
Loti - Whats lord got to do with it?
Sellouts - I can't hide
Social Studies - Body Language - Plastic Plates remix
Psychemagik - Feelin Love
Sir Own - Hooked
Out of the Basement - Take me with you - forthcoming on EDSC Recordings
Rahaan - Make me whole
Proper heat - In your eyes
Leon Sweet - GTTR - forthcoming on paperecordings
Copyshop - Lipps - Pete Herbert remix
The Units - High Pressure Days - Todd Terje remix
CD vs. Cd - I really do believe
Creative Use - Instant Acid
Phreek Plus One - La Spirale - JV Loveboat remix
Daft Punk - Around the World
DJ Agent 86 - El himno Ibiza 
Todd Terje - Inspector Norse
Locussolus - Telephone (Dub)




Neil Diablo - Live at The Beach Bar @  The Garden Festival 2012

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Billy Caldwell Presents Camino Del Sol With Neil Diablo @ The Lot Radio 08 - 02 - 2019

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International purveyors of the good groove, Futureboogie, notch up their eighth annual Summer Riot compilation EP this August, with an eclectic gathering of producers and tracks that fittingly encapsulate the current balmy vibes and a summer load of festivals and parties already behind us.

Techno dream-weaver, A Sagittariun, follows up his recent Futureboogie remix of Desert Sound Colony’s ‘Beta Burner’ with a hypnotic chugger, laced with the crystalline melodies that Sagi is renowned for, whilst Disco Halal regular, Kincaid, serves up some splendid 80s affected disco licks that reach for the stars.

Former Digital Justice member Liam Duggan (and one of the few Brits to release on Derrick May’s Fragile label), introduces his new project, The Red Flower Union, with a stylish yet wonky analogue workout.  

Prior releases for Cin Cin and Cutters have already brought STATUE to our attention, and ‘Ivory’ is a shining collage of live percussive work and ‘hands in the air’ piano and organ motifs, driven by its steady house rhythm.  And closing the ‘Summer Riot VIII’ release is Futureboogie regular, Neil Diablo, who yet again delivers a first class deployment of a new age Italo roller that’s packed with juicy synths and hard hitting drum machines.

Summer Riot VIII

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Neil Diablo - Evil Plans mix - 18.06.19

A disco mix i did for the good people at Disco Deviance earlier this year for their Pulse Radio show.

Tracklisting-
Steve Bender - Final Thing
The Salsoul Invention - Soul Machine (Dolle Jolle Edit) 
Jerry Williams - Easy On Yourself (Beatbroker Remix) 
Psychemagik - Feelin Love 
Glowing Palms - I Don't Wanna Come Daan 
BB & Q Band - Dreamer 
Wonder What - Blackman 
Dr Dunks - Dunks got the answer 
Onur Engin - Number One 
Neil Diablo - Cannae Believe - (KAT edit)
The Kings Arms - No Good For You 
JP Source - Groove From the Machine 
Hudson Square - Homework

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Neil Diablo - Disco Deviance Pulse Radio Show 13 Mix

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Neil Diablo & Dani @ The Lot Radio 10 - 22 - 2019

I've just added some previously unreleased edits to my new bandcamp page. Go check!

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A recent hardrive find from the archives! Available exclusively to buy on my Bandcamp page.

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Neil Diablo - Bolero (Bandcamp exclusive)

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