A song from the upcoming EP "Oosh, It's a Secret". To be released later in 2013, details to be announced soon.

Bringing Back Disco

Us guys in Oosh! do love The Beatles and their subsequent musical outlets quite a lot. This tune here is the finale from Paul's 1973 album, 'Band On The Run'. The song has so much energy and has been screaming out to be played on the dancefloor, especially by us, for too long now. Enjoy!

Paul McCartney & Wings - Nineteen Hundred Eighty Five (Oosh Edit)

I was listening back through my John Collection, as earlier this month was the 33rd anniversary of his death and hidden away on "Walls and Bridges" was this disco sounding track. Of course I had to re-edit it for the DJ in me.

Hope you enjoy. Ash - Oosh!

What You Got - John Lennon (Oosh! Re - Edit)

Before I went to bed the other night one of my house mates was playing this song from their laptop and for the first time I sat down and gave my full attention to this track, and as I did my brain was firing off with loads of different ideas for breakdowns and ways of making the song longer and a bit more fun to DJ. So I've added a load of new percussion to give the song a shuffle and introduced some acid lines and the used some cosmic polish to finish it all off. Please enjoy, leave us some feedback! Dan x

The XX - Infinity (Oosh! Balearic Shuffle Edit)

New kid on the block Oosh! bring out the disco dust and scatters it in spades on What's That You're Doing...
the results? A dance floor blaster with plenty of whollop to ensure your dance floor detonates with people throwing the finest shapes!

Early DJ plays from Greg Wilson, Sean Johnston (ALFOS), Unabombers & DJ Rocca

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Picadilly Records

What's That You're Doing (To Rack & Ruin Vol. 5)

Oosh - Come Feel The Beat

Oosh! was formed when the four funk/disco enthusiasts found themselves together in the underground caverns of their midlands hometown; their combined styles effortlessly driving crowds to dancefloor dreams. Their shared love of 60s psychedelic sounds and thumping bass lines, turns old record player classics into dance floor stompers and their own cosmic grooves drive even the hardiest wall-standers to dance and swing at their long running event ‘All The Heavy Jazz’. Heavily influenced by the music heard at Kelvin Andrews and Danny Mekanik's wOnK parties; their inspirations range from Soul Mekanik to Todd Terje, The Beatles to Pink Floyd and from Funkadelic to Kool & The Gang. Set to release music with El Diablo's Social Club in 2014, Oosh! have hit the ground dancing from the get go.

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