Classic Disco vs Classic Oooooold Shool Hiphop !!!
Fern Kinney's late 70s dope disco groover topped off with Wild Style's early 80s classic "Basketball Throwndown" raps by the Cold Crush Brothers vs The Fantastic Freaks.. FREE DOWNLOAD.. 
.. and do give the WILD STYLE VIDEO a go @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1zx53HL_V0

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Fern Kinney - Groove Me (Ronny Hammond's Cold Crush Slam Dunk) (Free DL)

Pete Le Freq @Sotano 25.3.23 Part 2

Here is a live recording from my La Musica event which was held @ the Beaumount Arms in Kirkheaton, Huddersfield. What an event and what a line up. Hope you enjoy the mix.

Good2Groove Live @ La Musica 26/08/2023

"Rock the Boat" is a disco legend, conceived by Wally Holmes and hidden in The Hues Corporation's 1973 debut album. However, its true rise to fame didn't occur until early 1974 when it climbed the charts. Picture the song as a lost sailor, adrift and unnoticed, until the disco gods favored it in New York City's dance floors. Top 40 radio eventually caught on, propelling it to the top of the Hot 100 in the summer of 1974. In just seven weeks, it became a golden record, etching its name in music history.

"Rock the Boat" wasn't merely a chart-topper; it was a cosmic force that inspired synchronized dance moves. People mimicked rowing a boat at weddings and parties, making it a spectacle. In Ireland, it even gained notoriety, appearing in the TV series "Derry Girls."

In a twist, Richard Finch of KC and the Sunshine Band claimed "Rock the Boat" influenced his hit "Rock Your Baby." The disco world is a web of inspiration and influence.

In 2023, editor Ben Jamin revitalizes this disco classic for a new era on Discoholics Anonymous. Ben Jamin, a Liverpool native, is a prominent DJ and producer with releases on esteemed labels. His tracks blend disco, funk, and electronic elements, appealing to music enthusiasts. As a DJ, he crafts immersive sets that bridge classic and contemporary sounds. Ben Jamin's contributions to renowned labels highlight his artistic prowess, carrying Liverpool's musical legacy forward while venturing into new musical territories. His journey promises to reverberate across global dancefloors.

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FREE DOWNLOAD: The Hues Corp. - Rock The Boat (Ben Jamin Re-Jam)

Funkdamento - Real Love

Uptown Funk's latest live studio sessions mix.

Please p[lay, like and share, should it warrant it.

Thank you :)

UF Studio Mix Sept 2024

Free download of a  remix i did a few years back. Never released it back then because 'Bicep' did an excellent track using the same vocal sample, and i didn't wanna try to compete with that! Hope you like it. :) If you would like the 'wav' version just drop me a msg and i will send u it

Inner City - Good Love(Stephen Day's Re-work) FREE DOWNLOAD

Fun & Funky!!!  Enjoy!!!

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The Trammps - Disco Party (Retro Roland Riso Funky Disco Edit)

Love the original version. Just wanted to make a dub version for me to play out. enjoy :)

Jeffery Osbourne - Plane Love (Stephen Day Edit)(Free Download)

Juno Review

Kiu D's debut long-player The Journey was something of a hit for Masterworks Music in the summer of 2017. Here, tracks from that well-received set receive the remix treatment from various label affiliates. Rising star and Glitterbox regular Dr Packer steps up first to turn "Dynamite" into a hybrid chunk of orchestral disco/funk-fuelled house bliss, before Bachgenaur recasts "You Don't Have To" as a Red Rack'em-esque wonky disco-house anthem. Elsewhere, Fingerman steals the show with a mid-tempo boogie take on "Good Luck", while Hotmood's version of "Sweet Is Better" is a bouncy, life-enhancing deep house bumper.

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1. Dynamite - [Dr Packer Remix]

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Dirty B - Baby I Like Raw (The Owl Nu Hop Remix)

If ever there was someone who the phrase “How does he find time to make that?” was about, serial editor and remixer Pete Le Freq is it. His reworks have been played on BBC Radio 6 regularly by Craig Charles, and DJs the world over, and the sheer number of tracks he produces have caused people to suggest he doesn't sleep much.

Pete started producing over 12 years ago, and made a bit of noise with his house label Llama Farm Recordings. He's been remixed by Jay-J, Eric Kupper and Kenny Summit, appeared on compilations with Joey Negro and LCD Soundsystem, and played alongside  the likes of Crazy P, Inland Knights, CagedBaby and a few others. 

Since discovering the things he was sampling were better than the things he was making, Pete found that retouching and reworking the originals gave him his producing mojo back, and soon after Alpaca Edits was born. 

The York based edits label has since become home to disco superstars such as Dr Packer, Chuggin Edits, and Mannix. He’s been resident DJ at Sotano in York for the last 7 years, and this has fuelled his productions to greater heights. He’s known for playing 5 hour sets that incorporate both his new productions and others versions of serious disco action.

2019 has seen Pete get a vinyl release alongside the likes of Fingerman, Al Kent and Sleazy McQueen on Samosa Recordings, produce remixes for the likes of Hot Digits and Midnight Riot, as well as having 4 eps of his reworks on his own Alpaca Edits. He’s also debuted at Tramlines Festival in Sheffield, and made a return to rock the Toil Trees stage at Beatherder for the second year running. 

November saw him support Michael Gray and Fingerman at Distrikt in Leeds and Derek Kaye in York. The year ended with him beating the likes of Mousse T and Ray Mang in the Traxsource Nu-Disco Top 100 Artists of the year. 

Lockdown saw Pete go into rework overdrive, running a weekly Thursday night stream, as well as starting a regular show on Street Sounds Radio. He also worked with Ashley Slater of Freak Power on some original tracks.

2021 has seen the return of Pete’s That Needs An Edit nights in York, and will culminate in December with a guest slot from Shaka Loves You.
Roll on 2022!

Pete Le Freq @Sotano 25.3.23 Part 2

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