All the tracks that are up for download are here as well as the donate link - http://duffdisco.bigcartel.com/donate

I have been thinking about it a lot and I have decided that DUFFDISCO007 is the last bootleg I am going to press to wax. It's been fun and I hope you all enjoyed them but I think it's the right time to stop. (you can order the last in the series here - http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/450211-01.htm)

I do however want to continue re-imagining songs and giving my interpretation of them for you to play and listen to and so i'll be giving the reworks away for free. I have set up a donations page if anyone wanted to help with covering the costs of mastering future tracks as i'd still want the best sound possible as I can't afford to be paying for it all myself.

So keep an eye out for new tracks! donate whatever you feel appropriate, of course you can still download if you can't afford to donate.

For updates and news - www.facebook.com/duffdisco 
for bookings please contact lauren@elasticartists.net 

Cheers 
DD

Blue skies and late nights, camp fires and cheap delights and whisky drained straight from the jar. In a hammock slung below a sky of dreams and sea of stars lay a pop princess and a hip hop pioneer, arms entwined and eyes locked into each other’s stare they whisper sweet –nothings to each other, “You’re flash” he says “take it slow” she purrs back “and don’t even don’t think about going down under!”
 
A mile or two out to sea, floats what has come to be known as a mega-yacht. Aboard his life like an episode of MTV Cribs but with more parties and less gold-encrusted pool tables. Surrounded by beauties by the bevy and sipping on gin and juice, Duff scans the horizon with his telescope (solid platinum, encrusted with diamonds, built in infa red) and spies young love or a new hope. Smiling to himself he thinks “they look different, younger perhaps at least changed, if not for the better but changed at least which is surely a good thing”. He turns to the girls on the boat, one hand pointing to the shore and the other raising his drink to the sky he shouts “I helped create that”


DUFFDISCO006 - Duff Disco - Slow [Download Here] Please read description

I See You (Original Mix)

IVAN CATTANEO - POLISEX (PDJ REWORK)

JAMES ROD - The Name Of Love Edit (low quality)

Shir Khan and the illusive Exploited crew reveal the first compilation of the cultishly adored Black Jukebox series. It includes the sunniest grooves you’ve heard this year. ’Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox Disco Jam 01’ is a soundsystem-ready disco-house jam which tickles the subwoofers beautifully and seems purpose built for eyes-wide-shut Summer terrace play in big outdoor spaces. Black Jukebox is traversing the wide spectrum of ‘dancefloor’ music.  There’s much to excite: All four tracks are built for rooftop parties with the deep V crew.
From slo-mo housed up boogie-soul, to a loft-party future classic, to a feel-good, sun-blushed, druggy, late night electric jam, to main room filtered disco house and subbass-bugged R&B…it’s all there.  It’s no wonder the Black Jukebox Vinyl series became buy-on-sight and quick to disappear. Launched in late 2011 by Shir Khan, Black Jukebox was mainly focussed on Vinyl Releases. 13 Releases later, this is the first compilation which sums up some of the best moments and features 3 tracks that were digitally never available before. 
Black Jukebox Releases have put a smile on the face of various tastemakers such as Wolf&Lamb, Soul Clap, Tim Sweeney, Optimo, Axel Boman, Gerd Janson, Disclosure, Danny Krivit, Ewan Pearson, David August, Jesse Rose, Tiefschwarz, Matthew Dear, A-Trak, Huxley, Oliver $, Wareika, RubnTug, ND Baumecker, Acid Pauli, James Friedman, Mano Le Tough, Solomun, H.O.S.H., Daniel Bortz, Dyed Soundorom, Erol Alkan, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Deetron, Skream, Seth Troxler, Re.You, Keinemusik, Noir, Miss Kittin, Joakim, Munk, DJ Yoda, Hot Since 82, Pete Tong, Claptone, Karmon, Azari & III, Friendly Fires, Jazzanova, Drop Out Orchestra, El Txef, Maya Jane Coles, Till Von Sein, The Rapture, Peter Kruder, Arthur Baker, Miguel Campbell, Phil Weeks, Lee Foss, Maxxi Soundsystem, Luke Solomon, Mark Farina, Terranova, Pen Pearce, Acid Washed. 

Artist: Various Artists
Release: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox Disco Jam 01
Label: Exploited
Published by Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing
LC: 15799
Cat: BJDISCO01
Releasedate: 02.11.15

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox Disco Jam 01

1994

Mercury - 1994 | Exploited

Self-defined as a 360° label, management, publishing and branding solution for artists - The Enigma Corporation are a visionary collective aiming to prioritise - above all else - the quality and creativity of their artists. As a label, the London based group have so far released 2 EPs comprised of music from the likes of Mak & Pasteman, Twin Pines, Tulpa and Feiertag.  
 Already, the output of The Enigma Corporation has been chameleonic in spanning Pop, Bass and House Music and the third release in the catalogue courtesy of Austrian duo Ogris Debris sees a further facet added to their sound pallette.  
 With previous releases on Compost, Estrela and Affine, Ogris Debris are famed for their loopy, contorted dance music. Their latest offering sees them slot neatly in with The Enigma Corporation’s ethos and is a balmy single that fans old and new will relish -  it also comes backed up with 2 stellar remixes from Adesse Versions and Vienna based artist Moony Me.  
 The original mix kicks things off with swooning vocals and bright, jubilant synth tones. The Toy Tonics affiliate Adesse Versions then comes off the back of a propulsive 2016 with his take on Lazer Gun. Steel drum tones rattle above tumbling drums and delayed vocal snips. Then Moony Me closes things up with a loose-limbed and Jazz-suffused remix that recalls the work of the likes of Henry Wu and Max Graef and caps off a fine addition to The Enigma Corporation catalogue.

TEC20003

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PREMIERE : Ogris Debris - Lazer Gun (Adesse Versions Remix)

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Vance and Suzzanne – I Can't Get Along Without You (Jasper K & The Revenge Remix)

Gem (Paper Faces Remix)

next Wolf out very soon! :)


WOLF EP018

A1) Session Victim - Random Blues
A2) Medlar - Carry It
B1) Squarehead - Be Without
B2) Ismael - Au Ju Ju

Out 12" May 6th 2013 

Session Victim - Random Blues - Wolf Music

https://chuwanaga.bandcamp.com/album/ricochet-maloja-pass
Link: https://tinyurl.com/y5mu27br

PREMIERE: Koji Ono - Ricochet [Chuwanaga Records]

A year on from its initial release Kraak & Smaak ‘Pleasure Centre’ gets remixed. Gathering a cast of star-studded collaborators, the result is a bumper package to be savoured of unreleased cuts plus a few that saw that light of day in 2020.  Lead track ‘Twilight’ gets a pair reworks courtesy of Belgian vibist and Eskimo mainstay Aeroplane, plus label regular Titeknots. The former goes full on disco, whilst the latter opts for a more subdued rendition of the track. ‘DWTTBO’ gets three mixes - Jean Tonique takes us on a slo-moving, folk-informed ride, Knight One dishes out a slice of 80s-nostalgia, 8-bit-friendly melodies and soulful vox, while Saison takes the original and turns it into a fully funk filtered-house affair. Kerem Akdag’s revamp of ‘Soul Liberator’ is a Trip-hop-infused ballad, whilst Georges’ remix of ‘Naked’ eases you into a playful storm of octave-shifting chords and piano stabs. ‘Naked’ is also remixed by Stripped, who takes us to full-out dancefloor function, whilst Fouk translate the same cut into their own playful sound grammar. Turbotito’s extended version of ‘Pleasure Centre’ blends Middle Eastern vibes that turn into an acid roller. Adding his ever-delicate touch to the dreaminess of ’Sommeron’, Satin Jackets brings you to a more soothing environment, whilst Feiertag drowns the track in multiple layers of FX that weave a whole new dancefloor narrative.

French producer Yuksek casts a classic late 70s-early 80s net over ‘Sweet Time’ delivering a space-op cut that Cerrone wouldn’t disown. Rodney Hunter tackles ‘In Plain Sight’ with a true-school, disco house approach, full to the brim with funk-oozing slaps and string-laden momentums. Taking on ‘Say the Word’ are UK house veteran Atjazz and Heist affiliate Makèz respectively rendering a downtempo ballad and more muscular workout blended with Balearic guitars and feverish congas. True Romance boss Tensnake and Full Pupp main operator Prins Thomas take on ‘Same Blood’. Tensnake amps up the tempo, whilst Thomas stresses on the in-betweens to form his trademark spaced-out, wonky hybrid.

Fatnotronic & Emmo’s reshape of ‘Echo Park’ has some very intricate drum programming, while ‘Out in The Daylight’ remixed by Nicolaas sets its sights on classic upbeat 80s pop. ‘I Think’ is rebuilt by FSQ who crank up the funk levels Funkadelic style, while Casiopepe turns ‘24HR Fling’ on its head and inside out with his no- nonsense approach to nostalgia. ‘Opolopo’ executes his signature slice and dice funk blends, with clips of intricately woven rhythmic patterns and samples. Rounding off the package are three digital exclusive instrumentals of Tensnake, Yuksek, Atjazz and Rodney Hunter’s remixes to make the pleasure last.

PREMIERE :  Kraak & Smaak feat. Nic Hanson – Say The Word(Makèz Vibe Dub)

With a live show unlike anything else out there, your Two Man House Band has claimed their very own spot in today’s Dance Music.