rework / edit of the well know british jazzy funk classic club tune  

Hudson People - Trip To Your Mind (LTJ rework edit)

Horse Meat Disco Volume IV, out June 16th on Strut. http://www.horsemeatdisco-thealbum.com/ 

From the album's liner note:
<b>Elliot Rosoff (producer)</b>: “I am primarily a concert violinist and have played on records by people as diverse as Philip Glass, Deodato and LL Cool J. In the early ‘80s, I had a studio, Opal Studios and our engineer Andy Langston did a lot of R&B and disco production - our projects included a disco version of Jesse Green’s "Nice And Slow." On "Ain’t No Way," the singer was a girl called Brenda Watts – she had released a few records beforehand like "Who Needs A Love Like That" but seemed to disappear from music after Opal. I remember that we received great feedback and a lot of club play across New York.” <b>Phil Barr (writer)</b>: “During the ‘70s, Elliot was one of the few people in New York that had a 24-track studio. ‘Ain’t No Way’ had originally been written as a hard rock track - Elliot liked it and we started working on an R&B version of it which he put out on his label, Silver Cloud.”

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Opal - Ain't No Way [from Horse Meat Disco IV]

Available digitally on Art Feast Records! 
http://www.beatport.com/track/party-on-waxist-edit/5692638

Available on vinyl at Kalakuta Soul Records!

Pure Energy - Party On [Waxist Edit] * NOW AVAILABLE ON KALAKUTA SOUL & ART FEAST Records

Love and Hate in a Different Time

Love and Hate in a Different Time (Greg Wilson & Ché Wilson Full-Length Remix)

For decades, Trip To Your Mind was celebrated as a Brit Funk classic, though its true origins remained a mystery. While recorded at London's Advision Studio, Hudson People were neither local nor British - a fact first uncovered with its official 2022 reissue on Backatcha Records. In interviews with label owner DJ Scientist, Reg Hudson revealed that the backing band behind his composition was Body Heat, a GI group based in Germany. The recording, believed to date back to around 1977, remained shelved for some time. By the time it was finally released in 1979, Body Heat was on the verge of disbanding, leading to the track being credited to Hudson People. Since then, Trip To Your Mind has been heavily bootlegged and compiled since the late '90s, cementing its status as an in-demand classic.

For our rework release, the A-side features a brilliant DJ-friendly edit by Delfonic, based on the original Hithouse mix. Unlike the later Ensign Records remix, this version starts with an 8 bar intro crescendo that was missing from subsequent reworks. When we approached Delfonic about reworking the track, he was immediately hooked - especially since he had already started an edit years ago but never completed it. His version builds tension through an extended intro before leading into the beloved vocal line: "Take a trip through your mind, surprises you will find." Delfonic's masterful editing ensures the track keeps listeners engaged until the very end.

Trip to your mind

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Hudson People - Trip To Your Mind (Delfonic Rework)

Shibuya Traxx 1 (streaming edit)

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Get ready to groove! 

Party On

Pure Energy - Party On

Taken from the album: 'From The Archive compiled by Volcov'
Buy digital: https://BBEmusic.lnk.to/VolcovArchive
Vinyl available soon at: http://www.bbemusic.com
Producing under the moniker Isoul8, as well as teaming up with Domu under the Rima alias for the incredible jazz/fusion album 'This World', Volcov is a truly important player in the underground music scene. Remixing artists such as Frankie Valentine, Azymuth & Taylor McFerrin, running his two labels Archive and Neroli, as well as DJing all over the World has given Volcov a rare knowledge of soul, funk, disco and deep house music; knowledge which is very apparent throughout this album.
'From The Archive' comprises a lovingly chosen collection of obscure Funk, Disco & Boogie tracks, alongside three very special edits produced by the man himself. From Chez Damier's sun-drenched remix of The Urban Crew's 'Go' to Bembe Segue's emotional 'Sun On My Back' via Shuya Okino's disco epic 'Still In Love', this record takes the listener on a joyful journey deep into Volcov's musical mind.

...From The Archive compiled by Volcov

Shuya Okino feat. Navasha Daya - Still In Love

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Goody Goody - It Looks Like Love (KOWL Remix)

There's no doubt that DJ Koze's "Pick Up", a monster chunk of sweeping disco-house bliss built around elements borrowed from Melba Moore's "Pick Me Up, I'll Dance" has been one of the biggest cuts of 2018. Here, Yam Who delivers his own house-friendly rework of Koze's classic as part of Midnight Riot's "Dubplate Disco" series. We'd argue that it's even better than Koze's cut, primarily because it gets to the point far quicker than the German's stretched-out epic and utilizes more chorus repetitions. Arguably even bigger is flipside "Disco Madness", a thunderous and seriously heavy disco-house re-edit of a driving Teena Marie cut that's almost worth the admission price on its own.

Dubplate Disco - Pick Up (Yam Who? Edit)

Special edit for the 'shelter' party. 6 hour solo set @ Club Up. Amsterdam. 22 september 2012.

Time Is The Master (Gladys Knight & The Pips Edit)

"Small Label Of The Year" at AIM Awards 2021. Beefing up your crates since the late 90's.

Opal - Ain't No Way [from Horse Meat Disco IV]

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