Pansy#01- Pamela Stanley - Sean Den Rework

Polari Pansy Edits, drop unannounced and are free to those subscribed on bandcamp
The artwork of the pansy edits celebrate LGBTQIA historical heroes and queeros.

Marsha P. Johnson (August 24, 1945 – July 6, 1992) was an American gay liberation activist and self-identified drag queen.

Known as an outspoken advocate for gay rights, Johnson was one of the prominent figures in the Stonewall uprising of 1969.

Sean Den is a DJ and producer from Derry Ireland. He released on the first Polari records Compilation, No Tears In The backroom VOL 1 and has his debut Polari EP in 2024.

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PREMIERE: PAMELA  STANLEY - SEAN DEN REWORK [PANSY #01]

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Doctr - Training feat. Daniella (EN Version) - Polari Records

"House de Rue"

For our second release of the year, we're proud to introduce French-Moroccan artist Cogan.

The talented DJ, producer, and live performer joins the RTF family with this outstanding EP. Strongly influenced by the sounds of the '80s, Cogan blends his old-school inspirations with his own vocals to create something truly unique.

This release also includes remixes by the iconic French duo Clinique Lacuna, who deliver a sultry remix with big snares and fat basslines, and Boudi, one of the most talented Dutch producers right now, who contributes a massive, dancefloor-oriented remix.

Credits:
Produced by Cogan
Remixed by Clinique Lacuna and Boudi
Artwork by Miguel de Bois

Cogan - Devil in Your Eyes (Clinique Lacuna Remix)

Austher - Whispers of Time
[Ritmo Fatale 023]
out 28.05.25

Melancholy meets euphoria on Whispers of Time, the debut EP from Paris-based producer Austher on Ritmo Fatale.

Written during a moment of major life shift, the record captures the emotional turbulence of change : the anxiety of a future rushing in, the ghosts of the past, and the weight of expectations. Across three tracks, Austher crafts a cinematic narrative where nostalgia and hope collide on the dancefloor.

Rooted in Italo, Prog House, and Trance, Whispers of Time blends emotional melodies with driving club energy. Leading track Memory Code sets the tone with its four-to-the-floor pulse and heartfelt synthwork, a summer anthem in pure Ritmo fashion, made to move both bodies and hearts.
credits
released May 28, 2025

Written, produced and mixed by Austher
Artwork : Splitsaber.exe
Master : Charles Accarisi

Austher - Memory Code [Ritmo Fatale 023]

Wanting U

Wanting U (Radio Edit)

We're back with a fantastic edit from @user-84053657 that should keep the summer toes moving. 

"Ah Ya Albi" is a song originally performed by Egyptian singer Hakim. The song, which translates to "Oh My Heart", is a popular Arabic song known for its energetic and emotional style. This song is the best manifestation of the period when Arabic folk (known as shaabi) expressing itself through contemporary sounds. 

Hakim, often called "The Lion of Shaabi," played a key role in popularizing this genre globally, infusing it with contemporary beats while keeping its roots in Egyptian street culture. "Ah Ya Albi" stands out for its catchy melody, powerful vocals, and the raw, heartfelt expression typical of shaabi music.

In her own words....

I chose this track because I have always been captivated by the vibrant and mystical sounds of Middle Eastern music. As a DJ, I often perform at parties dedicated to Middle Eastern electronic rhythms, one of which is held in Russia, in Orenburg, called Chastota 528. This track beautifully embodies the rich colors and soulful melodies of the East. When I first heard it, I was instantly inspired and felt a deep desire to transform it into an electronic version that would capture its essence and bring its magic to life on the dance floor.

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SINCHI EDITS 29 - Hakim - Ah Ya Albi (Misata Edit)

Bossy

Record Label Curated by Cormac

Polari (from Italian parlare, meaning 'to talk') is a form of slang used by some actors, circus and fairground showmen, professional wrestlers, merchant navy sailors, criminals, prostitutes, and the gay subculture.