Dutch DJ and producer Olivier Boogie has been doing his thing in Amsterdam, largely without credit, for the best part of a decade. He's previously released both original productions and re-edits, with two contributions to a split Lumberjacks In Hell release back in 2012 standing out. Here he returns - at long last - with an edit EP of his own for Whiskey Disco. There's naturally much to admire, from the soaring strings, undulating bass and disco-funk hustle of "Got To Have Loving" and jaunty Rodriguez re-rub "Can't Get Away" being particularly potent. He also delivers a dash of head-nodding boogie ("You Know Who"), and turns a little-known funk jam into a shuffling house hustler ("Lost In The Crowd").


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Olivier Boogie - Lost In The Crowd (Snippet)

Urban Stereo-Wired Rats (jE jE Music Recordings)

Axial [Minimal Groove Concept]

Natura Flour - The Music(JAMES ROD Rework)(lowQ)

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An edit/mashup of Freeez 'AEIOU' and Freak Power 'I found Love'.

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Freeez Power - AEIOU - Peza's 'Janet Knows Best' Edit

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Sunshine hotel - Mr Bear    - chewy rub

After some tasty EP's for Golden Soul and Midnight Riot Ian Stamford's Slync project comes to Hot Digits with 3 fine nu-disco chuggers featuring some nods to 80's boogie, warm poolside vibes and wide eyed balearic slo-mo. Also as a bonus there are two mixes of the title track from Alpaca edits honcho Pete Le Freq who houses up the original and rising star Cuz Electric who turns the track on its head for some fierce peak time electronic disco wobbliness!

HOTDIGIT051 Slync - Boogie Bells (Preview)

Following early outings on Electric Friends and Spa In Disco, fast-rising producer JMMSTR (no relation to Freerange boss Jimpster) makes a first appearance on Slightly Transformed. There are two tracks to set the pulse racing. Opener "New York" is a confirmed mid-tempo treat: a woozy, 112 BPM shuffler that layers flash-fried guitars and piano-laden snippets from a swirling, string-laden disco classic atop thickset bass and bongo-heavy nu-disco beats. Virtual B-side "You Took" employs bouncier and crispier beats, with the producer utilizing filter effects to tease in elements of a female-fronted disco-funk number. The vocal breakdown is life affirming, but it's the trippy treatment of the sample source's hard-wired guitars that catches the ear.

JMMSTR - You Took [Slightly Transformed]

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