Recently discovered album track which is very nice!

OBY ONYIOHA - ENJOY YOUR LIFE

This is the school. Discomusic is the real house﻿!!!
Sunny groove & Rare disco


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Mangwana

Mangwana (A Vision of Panorama Mix) [feat. Zeke Manyika]

Lee Alfred - Rockin’ Poppin’ Full Tilting

Pasteur Lappe - Na Real Sekele Fo Ya

Walkman (Original) - Single

Walkman

African Funk Experimentals 1979 - 1981 Vinyl

Pasteur Lappe - More Sekele Movement (Papa Ni Mama)

Top lads Krywald & Farrer are launching their own label 'Top Pocket' and have gifted us this delightful edit of the classic Kio Amachree track 'Ivory'. Berlin's Sameed has given a respectful and classy re-rub, supplying you with a club friendly version to quench the dancefloor's Afro Disco thirst. 

Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2TIFcxN

Artist: Kio Amachree
Remixer: @sameed
Label: @toppocketrecords

SB PREMIERE: Kio Amachree - Ivory (Sameed Edit) [Top Pocket Records]

BILL BREWSTER
I've just sat and listened to the entire EP all the way through. I never do that. Usually listen for a few minutes, react and then listen properly later. This is such a triumph. Man, LOVE The Sound Of Revolution! Great vibe to it, really swings and it's got that Italo-y vocal which tops it off perfectly. My Music is lovely, too, and Italians In A Line reminds me a lot of Joey Negro's remix of Extortion's How Do You See Me Now and then finally the Bill Wyman-sampling La Samba is fun, too and a great use of that quirky intro. What a way to kick off the year. Early contender for Furtive 50 in 2019. Killer.


COSMO MURPHY
Thanks for this. I think its great and love the fact it was all produced and performed by Giovanni! So great in this time of derivative re-edits and reworks. Grazie mille Giovanni! I definitely need WAVs for this. I have my show on Friday so if you could send them today, that would be wonderful. Right now I’m still not sure which one I will play as its such a strong EP.
 
FOUK
What a massive EP! Mad respect, very well produced! Full support.
 
ROBIN LEE / FAZE ACTION
The Italians seem to have a knack for the old school sounds these days. And very grateful we are too. With the chrome covered never ending, drip feed of digital only fodder, this makes a very welcome and refreshing change.
 
CONRAD/ IDJUT BOYS
this is a fab record, i can't tell you which i like the most they are all so great, what a talent.  I will be on the lookout for whatever he does. Truly wonderful, could have been made in the 1980's or 2 years from now,
will give the good folk of Australia a treat with this, thanks





Italian producer Giovanni Damico (otherwise known as G-Machine or Ron Juan) has been busting out funkified gems for more than 10 years now, and his mighty back catalogue includes plenty of turns on Lumberjacks In Hell. He returns to the label with four crisp and refined slices of boogie business that span a range of tempos to give you plenty of party tackle for any situation. "The Sound Of Revolution" is a natural choice for the A1, dripping with cosmic synth flexes and an irresistible groove, while the snappily titled "Italians In A Line" brings a sweet strain of upfront robo-disco to the table.

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B1 Giovanni Damico - Italians In A Line Snippett

Soundway Records present ’24 Hours in A Disco 1978 - 82’, 7 cuts of relentless disco grooves from the sublimely gifted Kiki Gyan. Hailed as Africa’s answer to Stevie Wonder, Ghanaian multi-instrumentalist Kiki Gyan was a musical wunderkind who by 1975 had risen from the lowly status of high school dropout to being ranked eighth in a poll of the greatest keyboardists in the world (occupying the rarefied air of the top ten with heavyweights like Steve Winwood, Billy Preston, and Stevie Wonder) as well as becoming an in-demand session player in the top recording studios of London - all before his twenty-first birthday. 

Out on his own, he produced a series of highly ambitious disco records aimed at positioning him as an international star, but weighed down by the excesses of the era, Gyan saw his meteoric rise matched by an equally swift fall back into obscurity. 

Loved dearly by his contemporaries and sorely missed since his death in 2005 the story of the life of Kofi Kwarko ‘Kiki’ Gyan is one often told with warning by his friends to the new generation of aspiring Ghanaian popstars.

Soundway Records now collects the best of Gyan’s work as a frontman and solo artist, featuring an array of electrifying disco grooves that still sound contemporary (and in some cases futuristic) decades after their initial release.

Released on CD and 2xLP both formats are accompanied with detailed liner notes written by Uchenna Ikonne. LP version comes with a free MP3 download of the release. 

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