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dave mathmos joins us for his 2nd EP out 3rd Dec 2021

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“Night Drive in Dubai” is a smooth and atmospheric Deep House journey through the neon-lit highways and late-night rooftops of the city. Blending deep grooves, warm house textures, and touches of jazz and organic influence, the EP moves from sleek nighttime motion to high-energy boulevard lights before settling into a luxurious 3AM skyline mood. A cinematic, modern Deep House experience crafted for late drives, evening lounges, and stylish night playlists.

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Desert Highway Lights

The Fading Memory of September

Took another look at a track previously released as Framed by Alfa Flite (yes, that was me too!). Given a total revamp for 2018, with new drums, bass instruments, and a touch up.

Syl Johnson - Fine Brown Frame (Pete Le Freq Alfa Flite Refresh)

The Disco Case

Physics - If You Love Me (V's No Fools Edit)

🔥Vinyl on Juno : https://bit.ly/2sLE9S1
🔥Vinyl on Picadilly : https://bit.ly/2l0zHdR
🔥Digital pre-order : https://gamm.bandcamp.com/

A side : Strong Survive [B.Paul]
B side : Dreaming [G.Henderson]

"It would be fair to say that Young Pulse has been one of GAMM's most reliable re-editors of recent years. It's now almost four years since he made his debut and in that time he's released a quartet of must-have EPs of disco-fied, soul-fired reworks. Volume five contains just two tracks, but both are - somewhat predictably - very good. A-side "Strong Survive" is a veritable peak-time disco stomper, where punchy horns, soaring orchestration and guttural soul vocals are underpinned by a rambunctious disco-house groove. "Dreaming" sees our Parisian hero stretching out a killer SAM Records cut, making more of the seductive chorus vocals and mazy, jammed-out synth solos." (Juno review)

Young Pulse : Paris edits vol. 5

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B. Young Pulse - Dreaming [Greg Henderson]

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Khemistry - Who's Fooling Who (Jack Tennis Edit)

AND002 – limited vinyl on A&R Edits

Released: Monday 27th May, 2013

Side AA: Music Up (Reworked by Derek Kaye)

Selected by GW

Derek Kaye married his schoolboy passions of music and electronics in 1973 when he constructed his first disco sound system, aged just 13. Prior to this, with DJ equipment something of a rarity in those days, he created a custom setup that bypassed the need for a mixer by rewiring his turntables in such a way that he could flip the sound from one deck to another, and installed a switch that would dip the music so a microphone from a portable cassette player could be used to announce the song on rotation. His work soon grew in sophistication and a new console was built, with his schoolmate, Greg Wilson, buying Derek’s old rig, thus beginning his own well-documented DJ career.

Over the past 40 years, Derek has continued to DJ in and around the North West, both in residencies and guest spots, and his passion for music and electronics are still just as strong. His enviable studio has gone through the transitions of working with notator (the forerunner to logic) on the studio essential Atari 1040 ste with a collection of keyboards and Akai samplers, to just about “working out of the box” as is the case with a lot of studios now.

Today, a lifetime of experience is being teased out of the connoisseur by lifelong friend and A&R curator Greg Wilson, beginning with the double header of 'Nobody' and 'Music Up': both reworks have caused dance floor rapture for Greg over recent months and, as festival season fast approaches, they are now being shared amongst the wider DJ community for the very first time (Derek and Greg have also recently joined forces to remix Bryan Ferry’s ‘Don’t Stop The Dance’).

'Music Up' is an overhaul of the 1979 Vanguard 12” by the Players Association, Kaye's version injecting further verve into the original with a new bassline, percussion, strings and arrangement. Personally requested by NYC stalwart Danny Krivit when Greg Wilson dropped it during his recent gig at The Date in London, 'Music Up' is a surefire festival favourite, for house and disco heads alike, that’s set to fly this summer.

Players Association - Turn The Music Up  -  Derek Kaye Rework

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Paul Older joins us again for his 2nd EP with us Jan29th release
Track 4 - Hu Man

REVIEW
Slightly Transformed bring us a five-tracker from Paul Older, an Italian producer whose work has also appeared on Hot Digits, Masterworks, Furious Mandrill, Tropical Disco and other labels. The man from Padova's dug admirably deep, so while all five tracks are re-edits we won't concern ourselves too much as regards source material: suffice to say that if your floor moves to original 70s-style disco (as opposed to its contemporary, more electronic variants) then any of the five tracks here will do the job nicely, with special mention going to 'Hot Deb' - AKA Debbie Jacobs' 1979 nugget 'Hot Hot' - which has pyeow-pyeow-pyeow! stabs to die for.

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Paul Older - Hu -Man  [Slightly Transformed]

Sylvester - Sell My Soul (LUP INO Rework)

Slightly Transformed 
Slightly Deeper

For Demos -https://www.slightlytransformed.co.uk

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Slightly Transformed / Slightly Deeper