Discological 2013

Jobb

Disco

true house

Dancing Robots

jammm&jelly

09.07.2013 (Worldwide)

Pretty rough mostly vinyl one take summer mix...

1. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "…And The Gods Made Love"

2. Dean Blunt - "And Ill Show U Heaven If U Let Me"

3. Dance - "Ha"

4. Simba - "Jaywalking" (Redsoul remix)

5. Gay Marvine - "Don't Call The Preacher"

5. Detroit Swindle - "Brotherman"

6. Parris Mitchell - "All Night Long" feat. Reggie Hall

7. No Photosynthesis - "Just Wanna"

8. The Black Madonna - "Alright This Morning"

9. Maan - "Jackin'"

10. PSYK - "Distane"

11. Chubba - "Moody"

12. Gerry Read - "You Don't Like It"

13. The Mellow Moods - "Stop Taking My Love"

Rough Summer Mix July 2013

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Gay Marvine - Bath House Etiquette mix

From the album, aRose

Album artwork by Android Jones

Yes, the bass line is my voice.

The Reflection (featuring Sasha Rose, Dakini Star & e.Ma)

Track A1 from It's The Arps EP (Olsen Records)

TODD TERJE - Inspector Norse

Artist: Gay Marvine
EP Title: Bath House Etiquette Vol.2
Label: Bath House Etiquette
Cat: BHE-2


Gay Marvine presents 
Bath House Etiquette Vol.2


A
33 RPM

1 Don't Call The Preacher         5:46  122 BPM
"Love Hangover", Dianna Ross, ,1976

Hypnotic mix of a hypnotic classic. The music references jazz from before WWII and the beat includes second line rhythms, some of Dianna's best vocals, so sultry, almost invoking Bessie Smith. This record has been used since its inception to take people to another plane, where time is eternal, and you are right there in the middle of the groove. This mesmerizing mix highlights the timeless facets of a timeless classic.

2 I Need You Bassgroove         7:13    123 BPM
"I Need You (unreleased Tom Moulton mix)", Sylvester, 1980

This is about as Gay Marvine as it gets. First it was a song, a single, even has another remix single released years later, but still this mix never was officially released. Presumably the original source is a reel to reel, recorded to acetate, later recorded by someone who that acetate was not made for and unofficially released as a "promo mix". A very memorable string pattern and wonderful groove from Sylvester highlighted in a monster bass groove with a glorious arrangement by the legendary Tom Moulton, and edited and remastered by Gay Marvine for your ears and dancefloors here.

B
33 RPM

3 Disco Daily        5:06       130 BPM
"Daily Disco", Yello, Claro Que Si, Raplh, 1981

One of those kind of incredible groove pieces with a slightly wavering pattern that makes you want to climb the walls, driving the energy of the dance floor over the edge and into their minds. Kind of like Yello's take on Pink Floyd's "On The Run", reshaped and remodeled from the original release on the Resident's label.

4 Emerald City           6:04   123 BPM
"Emerald City Sequence", Quincy Jones etc, 1978

Psychedelic symphonic soundtrack disco at its finest. One part of a 3 color sequence, Gay Marvine has highlighted an often forgotten Quincy Jones classic from the original soundtrack to the motion picture of the Broadway musical The Wiz, and transformed it into a psychedelic disco masterpiece.


A1 Don't Call The Preacher

This was a give away to Trax Magazine, France in June 2012. 
Started this tune in the plane on the way to Playa Del Carmen for the second BPM of 2012. Finished it in Tulum at my cabana on the full moon, white sand beach. MIxed it down and added the vocal back at the house north of San Francisco. 
Continues to be a staple for the Tone Of Arc live performance. 


MILE HIGH

Here's a rework of my favorite disco tune ever. 
After playing it for the past year in my DJ sets, it's now free for everyone ! 

Enjoy,
Z

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Free Download 2025

Chic - Everybody Dance (Zimmer Rework)

Buy Two Fingers aka Amon Tobin - 'Stunt Rhythms' :

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Amon Tobin marches to no one’s beat but his own. In a career spanning over ten years he has been connected to but never belonged to a host of scenes and styles. He has consistently made the music he feels he needs to make, not what other people think he ought to make, always exhibiting a level of attention to sonic detail which makes his music more intensely textured, beautiful and brutal than almost anyone’s out there. 

Make no mistake – 'Stunt Rhythms' is about beats and bass. The model for the album comes from “Fools Rhythm” (included here), one of the standout tracks from Ninja’s 20th anniversary 'XX' boxset, an infectious mixture of playground melody, sharp beat and thunderous bass. 

Although Amon’s love of the lower reaches of low end will undoubtedly cause people to reach for lazy comparisons with dubstep, 'Stunt Rhythms' is in fact more accurately viewed as his love letter to hip hop – less the rampant consumerism of, say, G-Unit’s “Stunt 101” than the early culture of innovation and freshness, of showing off simply that you’re better at what you do than anyone else. So while tracks like “Snap” could be said to literally break down classic hip hop to its constituent components and put them back together in completely new shapes, the more uptempo tracks like “Razorback” come on like a whole new soundtrack for an as-yet-uninvented future pop-locking. If you imagine Mantronix as a Kenworth K100 truck, Two Fingers is what happens when the truck turns into Optimus Prime. 

Uncompromising, muscular and powerful, the music of Two Fingers is also full of subtle touches, humour and a supple sense of rhythm. Which, when you think about it, is just showing off.

Buy 'Stunt Rhythms'

Two Fingers aka Amon Tobin - 'Two Fingers Mix' (From ISAM Live)

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Running Beats

White Noise (Radio Edit) [feat. AlunaGeorge]

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Dubs vol. 1: Signs & Wonders in Dub

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Dub Club - Beware Dub

Available now on Southern Fried Records….

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Maribou State - Tongue (Feat. Holly Walker)

Maribou State - Larks Rise

King Tuff - Freak When I'm Dead

Secret Mixes Fixes is an "edits" label, classics and obscure gems reshaped and recontextualized for the dance floor. These releases exist as DJ tools.

Secret Mixes Fixes began as an experiment in fixing and editing songs for extended Ableton sets. The idea was to take as many disparate influences that make up the momentum of the Detroit Techno sound, or Midwestern Hot Box DJ sound, that became the Detroit House sound and what not. There is something in there, these unexpected collisions from a city that is already an absurd culture clash, these sparks that give more light to how we got to where we are at now. And instead of being historical, treat this music as it is: fully alive. With the context of the type of DJ sets they were to be, songs, tracks, any weird archival piece that would bring back that feeling of discovery. Like when you first heard "Shari Vari" and were blown away by its unexpected italo influence, Kraftwerk smoothness over the unsteady beat that already sounds like the DJ is finger braking the platter that gives it that total rawness. Secret clues to a fantasy past.

Or maybe like the fifth time you heard "No Way Back" Adventure 2 by The Dells remixed like the Ron Hardy tapes had it mixed. We all want to live in this fantasy past where Larry Levan is playing some Danny Krivit tape edit of some Arthur Russell song that doesn't actually exist.

History should not be dead, the great ideas should continue and mutate. Thus Secret Mixes Fixes gave way to utilitarian fixes of ridiculously off time editing or drum machines and then reshaping songs into new shapes, to be used as DJ tools, just to keep these great ideas alive on the dance floor.

As the label continued, the original intent of documenting some highlights from this DJ sonic collage phase ended. The bizarre energy unleashed from Gay Marvine's deceptively direct edits began to take on their own life -- and for the past few years, Secret Mixes Fixes has served to showcase his ever growing talents and ever more absurd choices for originals that he somehow always manages to turn into total gems that last in your head far after the party is over.

BATH HOUSE ETIQUETTE

Bath House Etiquette is a manual on how to handle Gay Discos. Everyone needs a little inside information. Follow the stairs to the basement, wait on your knees by the sling and wait for Mr. Marvine (to you) for further instructions.

Bath House Etiquette emerged from the cult edits label Secret Mixes Fixes. Secret Mixes Fixes focuses on diverse selection of music towards the larger goal of recontextualizing music that inspired a whole midwestern sound. Bath House Etiquette showcases master editor Gay Marvine's burning Disco side, his journey through the pleasures and perils of gay nightlife.

How do I look in control in only a towel? What do you do with a young lover that is beautiful to look at but trecherous to converse with? Where are all the red hanky bottoms? Best timing for a popper? The right leather harness for your body shape? What do you do when you go to leather party but everybody is dressed up as puppies sniffing each others asses?

Through that exploration and his endless refinement, he gives us his fantasy sound track for that experience. Tracks perfect for rocking the floor, boot blacking, crisco based disco sling fun and other hedonistic orgiastic endevors...