Name: Number One Ensemble - Back to Heaven (Psonic Psummer Edit) by PSONIC
Duration: 6 min 10 s
Description: Re-edit of Back to Heaven by Number One Ensemble.

Super Bomba! Any chance that we can get a downloadable link here? Merci!

is there a way to get this wonderful thing?

maybe too fab for some, but here´s one of my alltime fave-tracks that can be soo damn hard to play out, so here´s an edit I did, in full respect to the Originators of this Classic!
Go out there, find the Album, buy it!! Or make a purchase on my bandcamp site 😉

Enjoy!

McA Park (SoulPhiction Edit))

Re-edit of Back to Heaven by Number One Ensemble.

Number One Ensemble - Back to Heaven (Psonic Psummer Edit)

Evil K'Neil - Get A Little

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Evil K'Neil - Get A Little

For sale on our online shop:
https://invisiblecityeditions.com/products/v-o-mashisa-ice-010

Also available on Bandcamp:
https://invisible-city-editions.bandcamp.com/album/mashisa

In the pivotal period before the end of Apartheid, the fluff of bubblegum was starting to boil over into what later became the tougher township-centric sounds of kwaito. Amidst this volatile and transitional climate a mysterious kid named Eddie Magwaza started making moves in the studio, creating music for a vibrant street dance style that was blowing up in SA, called pantsula. At the time, other groups were also starting to create faster and more instrumental dance music which suited this agile style of dancing, but on this album Magwaza managed to channel the cosmic chant of italo and the sweaty energy of early house music in a unique and peerless way that has captured the ears and feet of DJs and dancers around the world many years later.

Magwaza, who wasn't even 20 when he made this album, had the help of seasoned studio whizzes Lucky Matante & Jan Smit with programming, sequencing and engineering, and their studio mastery really takes flight on the dub version of the title cut which has made the album so desirable in the last few years. Sadly Magwaza was shot and killed shortly after the release of the album and it stands as the last testament to his brilliant vision.

Remastered and pressed on a loud 12" Mashisa is once again available to spread the pantsula spirit to dancing bodies everywhere. Artwork by Jessica Greene.

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V.O. - Mashisa (Dub) (CLIP) (ICE 010)

Dennis Franklyn Williams known as Merchant.
He borne in 1943 at Trinidade where he live all his life and be came one of the must brilliant calypso artists.
We proudly present this maxi single of the track "Tumble Down" taken from the album "Ha Coming Too" original released in 1987.
Now new tree versions inside this 12" to put fire on the dance floors around the world!

Ostra Discos © 2017

Merchant - Tumble Down (Unrealeased Extended)

Henry Wenceslas Thenard - Ne Dis Pas Cela (D-Nite Edit)

Two 707 edits to celebrate 10 years of Woei.  Limited edition of 150 copies vinyl only.
https://clone.nl/item47149.html

Jeff Solo & Chaiba - 707 Edits - A1 Frinta

* Read more :  http://boltingbits.com/premiere-g-markus-ichiban/
* Watch on Youtube : https://youtu.be/VVh9Nq-3UMs
* Pre-order : http://bit.ly/2zMFwp5 ‎

Today’s premiere comes by way of London producer G. Markus . Known for his releases on Roots For Bloom and Monologues Records, he has crafted a groovy house sound complete with vocal samples and funky bass lines. This year G. Markus has put out a string of so-called « G-Edits, » including a brilliant edit, of an old disco groover G. Markus picked up at Montreal's very own Disques Beatnik on a trip to the city last year, repurposing the syncopated rhythms for the dancefloor. The producer is back with the third installment in the series, with two tracks that follow suit in soulful grooviness.

The A-side track, ‘Ichiban,’ is an eight minute disco burner with a driving kick and shuffling hi-hats. Bright keys offer a simple chord progression and occasional melodic motifs, leaving space for the complex bass line to take centre stage. A subtle high pass filter anticipates the first vocal sample - “You’re my… play it for me” - which gives way to beautiful sax solo. Around three minutes in the vocal sample returns, this time completing the phrase “You’re my number one DJ,” from which the original song takes its name (‘#1 Dee Jay’ is a single from Goody Goody’s 1978 self-titled LP, and only album). G. Markus treats the song with great care, maintaining the effective dance elements like the bass line and percussion while supplementing the rhythms with melodic samples. The result is a modern disco edit that is free of some of the cheesier aspects of the original.

The flip side contains ‘Power,’ a similarly funky edit that features vocal and guitar samples, while a bassier kick creates a heavier vibe.

PREMIERE : G. Markus - Ichiban

1989. Leopard Records, South Africa. Move to it!

Angie - Fela Ke Yaya

* Read more : boltingbits.com/kamazu-indaba-kabani-rfx-edit-fantastic-voyage
* Youtube : Soon
* Pre-order : bit.ly/2FMh4b7

If you monitor the house music scene coming out of Hong Kong, a name that you've probably heard of before is Romain Fx. For the past 10 years or so, Romain has been a key innovator in the HK scene, spearheading fresh concepts such as Roofest, the island's first rooftop festival and organizing monthly parties called ROAM in which he brings international artists such as Jayda G, Move D, Habibi Funk, Demuja to the city. Even if you're not too familiar with what is happening over that part of the world, you might even recognize him from his extensive touring in Europe, where he's played alongside the likes of Breakbot, Classixx, Kaytranada, College, Kolombo, Gigamesh, LNTG, FKJ, and many more.

In his latest effort, the French musician sets out with his Los Angeles brethren of Fantastic Voyage to release a collection of edits ranging from afro house to obscure disco cuts. The tune we're premiering for you guys today is an edit of Kamzu's song Indaba Kabani, which came out of South Africa during the early 90s. For those who love the original, you'll be happy to find out that RFX pays a lot of respect to it; choosing not to alter the original in a dramatic fashion. Instead, RFX simply makes it a tool that can easily be incorporated in DJ sets for you and me to unleash on the dancefloor! He's truly doing God's work here and we thank him for it.

PREMIERE: Kamazu - Indaba Kabani (RFX Edit)

** UPDATE --- happy to hear that so many of you have listed to and enjoyed this edit - below you'll find an updated link for the download **

My edit of Beaten Space Probe's edit of Don Ray's 1978 record "Got To Have Loving" stripped of vocals and rearranged. 

Download available: https://www.sendspace.com/file/xpowk7

Don Ray - Got To Have Loving (Alberg Edit)

Psonic travels thru space at superpsonic speed delivering disco edits, acid jams and spinning vinyls from other galaxies. 
Resident dj @ Cipria

Number One Ensemble - Back to Heaven (Psonic Psummer Edit)

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