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I came across this record awhile back during one of my Goodwill adventures... had the file in a "to edit" folder for years, but it seemed appropriate to take some time on this track today.  RIP George Duke.

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George Duke - Reach For It (DiBo sedit)FREE DOWNLOAD

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Tell Me, song included in "Trece Lunas", second album from spanish duo called Fuel Fandango - Warner Music Spain.
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Fuel Fandango - Tell Me (Memeb Remix)

Music to study on... or just to chill out for 40 minutes. Put it on your playlist.

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The Peddlers - On A Clear Day (Procacci Re-Work)

Another somewhat deceptive disco song, as the infectiously funky bassline and Rhodes melody stand in stark contrast to the existential crisis contained in the lyrics (“Day after day/I can’t take the heat/I just need to breathe/Day after day/We go on and on and on”). The self referential “on and on” refrain feels like a plea for the physical and mental release that can only come from dancing.

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Vocals, Instruments, Programming - Blake Robin
Keyboards - Billy Caruso
Producer/Engineer/Mixer - Blake Robin
Additional mixing - Fabian Ordorica
mastering: stephen moustache

Words: Blake Robin (Expensive Sounding Music, BMI) 
Music: Blake Robin (Expensive Sounding Music, BMI), Billy Caruso (BMI)

LUXXURY’s “How To Be Good” EP (December 16, Nolita Records) compiles the 3 singles released this year by LA-based producer Blake Robin, along with a new dreamy single “Breathe (Again).” Having made a name for himself in the disco world with his controversial LUXXURY edits, a series of unauthorized remixes played by DJ Harvey, Greg Wilson, Psychemagik, Ursula 1000, Junior Sanchez, In Flagranti and hundreds more, Luxxury kicked off 2016 with a slate of new original smooth-yet-dance-able vintage disco/funk songs.

LUXXURY’s sound is heavily steeped in classic West Coast sunshine vintage disco vibes, like LCD Soundsystem dipped in Bee Gees as remixed by Todd Terje. The “How to be Good” EP hits a perfect blend of modern and vintage disco and funk right off the bat with opening single “Breathe (Again).” “Take it Slow” and “Hold On”, both originally issued on Brooklyn’s Deep&Disco (Escort), are slow disco classics in the making, featuring shimmering Rhodes piano, funk bass, and Robin’s own blue eyed soul falsetto. The melancholy dreamy funk song “What Do Ya Really Want?” was originally posted by the venerable tastemaker Majestic Casual. Combined the 3 singles have garnered over 1 million cross-platform plays and scored LUXXURY a coveted spot playing live on NBC’s Carson Daly as well as a slot opening for disco legend Giorgio Moroder. Robin also recently toured the UK and Mexico, and will close out the year opening for for The Juan Maclean in New York City New Years Eve.