Diana Ross – Brown Baby

Guest Mix - Raw-Artes

Lowrell - Mellow Mellow Right On - Victor Humboldt Reedit!
Slow and mellow disco from Lowrell got a reedit from Victor Humboldt, hope you like it!
Feedbacks welcome!!!! 

Lowrell - Mellow Mellow Right On (Victor Humboldt Moody Reedit)

Night Raid

E. Live - Night Raid

Download/Stream - fanlink.to/IWantToThankYouKT
Subscribe - @reelpeoplemusic

Reel People Music breathes new life into its gleaming vault of back catalogue classics with brand new series Fusion Moves. The series will offer talented music-makers the opportunity to remix and reinterpret label releases of their choosing, kicking off with soulful progressive Kaidi Tatham in the hot seat.

The 3rd single released on 16th February 2024 is Reel People feat. Mica Paris’ reworked I Want To Thank You where Tatham gains elegant funk and boogie bounce, a bubblin b-line and those upweighted backing vocals adding new urgency and depth.

“I know Reel People Music’s discography so well that I had a pretty immediate sense of the tracks I wanted to work with once they gave me the keys to their kingdom,” Tatham explains. “For each song I closed my eyes, imagined playing them live on stage and let the chords and musicality fire from there. My sound incorporates so many different styles, from hip-hop and broken beat to soul and disco. It’s a perfect fit for Fusion Moves. The Reel People team share my mission statement to make people dance, smile and think.”

Based in Belfast, Kaidi Tatham is the multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ who helped to define West London’s iconic broken beat sound during the late Nineties but who has continued to operate beyond genres and pigeonholes – be that via albums including In Search Of Hope, Bandana and Don’t Rush The Process, his dance music-focused pseudonym Agent K and a raft of collaborations including those with Bugz In The Attic, 4Hero, Amp Fiddler, Amy Winehouse and Slum Village.

Reel People Music is a label borne out of the soulful success of acclaimed collective Reel People but representing so much more. Launched in late 2009, the imprint has built a fiercely loyal international fanbase through its passion for artist development, musicianship, song-craft and soulful groove. Label alumni include Tony Momrelle, Portia Monique, The Layabouts, Kelli Sae, Sebb Junior, Opolopo, Angela Johnson, Emmaculate and Mothers Favorite Child.

Expect to hear further Fusion Moves in the coming months. Fresh twists on quality songs and sounds. Always with soulful authenticity at the heart

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I Want To Thank You (Kaidi Tatham Remixes)

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Reel People feat. Mica Paris - I Want To Thank You (Kaidi Tatham Remix)

Make Me Move

E. Live - Make Me Move

Flowers - For Real (Onur Engin Edit)

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Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - Sunshower (delícia edit)

classics # 28 - stars in your eyes - herbie hancock

To commemorate the passing of the great jazz trumpeter Donald Byrd today, I'd like to share my edit, originally released on the Editions Disco label, of one of my favorite songs of his - the jazz-funk and breakbeat classic "Think Twice".  Produced by the incomparable Mizell Brothers, it was sampled (and provided the basis) for three straight-up classic records: A Tribe Called Quest's "Footprints", Main Source's "Looking At The Front Door", and Armand Van Helden's house masterpiece "Flowers".

Byrd's records were a gateway for many of us who got into the nascent jazz-funk, rare groove and breakbeat scenes of the 1990s as DJs and collectors.  But his 1970s albums for Blue Note like Street Lady, Places & Spaces, as well as those of his protégés the Blackbyrds, were not just a rich trove of hip-hop samples for the eager beat-digger - they contained great songs that helped us to appreciate jazz as a popular art-form that was still engaged with contemporary soul, funk and R&B music, and encouraged investigating its infinite musical dimensions further.  He was and, and is, tremendously important to my development as DJ and lover of music.  We've lost a giant today.  RIP.

Donald Byrd - Think Twice (Edit De Prince Language)

THE WEAVER’S OF DREAMS
Al Hough was born in the birthplace of jazz, New Orleans, La. His grandfather was the popular jazz composer and
pianist, Eddie Jackson, whose band RCA Victor recorded as its original mobile session in the early 1920's. Al's dad - Al
Sr.- was a vocalist with the famous 'Sons of the South' quartet in the '40's.
When he was still a child, Al's family left the Jim Crow south and headed North to New York City, Harlem (that dusky sash
across Manhattan -Langston Hughes).
Even while receiving a staid Catholic school education, by living 'uptown' Al breathed the vitality of the urban 'Rhythms of
the Street', the music, Jazz, Blues, Pop, Latin, classical whose sounds rang out from bars, street musicians , clubs and
Al's favorite haunt, The Apollo theater. He needed to join in . He got his first guitar at about age 10. He studied music
with two prominent NY jazz guitarists. As a teen, he sang in a number of Doo Wop groups who made appearances in
local TV shows along with recordings in the '50's and early '60's.
After high school, Al returned to New Orleans to study music at Xavier University. There he met his future wife who hailed
from Madison Wisconsin. Upon graduation, they married and returned to New York where he worked in Info Tech on Wall
Street. But he never stopped writing songs, with a number of them recorded at Capital and RCA . Sadly though, by the
early 1970's, New York was changing for the worse. So they and their two kids moved to Madison , where Al, while
employed as an IT consultant at a large insurance company, simultaneously sought out the city's musical talent.
Fortunately, he met Phil Kelman, keyboardist, flutist, composer, arranger and musical genius. They became fast friends
and began organizing the finest musicians, engineers and singers to bring Al's songs to tape. Members of The Weavers
of Dreams were some of the best Madison had to offer.
Algie Hough-Guitar, Clyde Stubblefield-Drums, David Davenport-Bass, Phillip Kelman-Flute, Keys, Production,
Jackie Allen-Vocals, Willie May-Vocals.
The songwriting and music the collective musicians were making was of the highest order. With this in mind Al made
several flights to New York around 1980 searching for a recording contract. Eventually getting a small deal with Carousel
Concepts owner David Ward.
To this day Al doesn't really know what happened with the deal. Or how many were actually pressed. In this all too familiar
story of long lost hopes and dreams Super Disco Edits are very proud to bring you THE WEAVERS OF DREAMS.

Soul 45 The Weavers Of Dreams " Weavers of dreams" Carousel Concept

label owner SUPER DISCO EDITS
www.superdiscoedits.bigcartel.com
www.superdiscoedits.bandcamp.com
producer GUTTER SNYPES
bookings
djsigher@gmail.com

Soul 45 The Weavers Of Dreams " Weavers of dreams" Carousel Concept

SUPER DISCO EDITS

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