ANOTHER SURE SHOT REMIX FROM THE ORIGINAL GANGSTER OF LOVE. NOTHING TOO STRIPPED DOWN HERE, BUT AS ALWAYS A DRUM BREAK THAT NEVER EXISTED ON THE VERSION WE ALL KNOW.

BARRY BLANCO ~ GAMING YOUR PLAY ~ KON'S EXTENDED MULTI REMIX.

Bonjour everyone, after the great success of my "Young Pulse - Paris Edits vol. 1" in 2014, I am back today with the volume 2, featuring some very hooooot new reworks of Rhyze, Spinners, & GQ. A must have ;-)

Enjoy & comment !

Check out the great review made by Picadilly Records : 

"Enfant Terrible of the disco scene, Gallic genius Young Pulse returns to GAMM with the second instalment of his "Paris Edits" series. If you copped the first volume then you'll know exactly what's on the menu; funk, soul and disco grooves and no messin' around! We head straight to the club on the A-side with "Enjoy & Relax", as Young Pulse reworks (or is that remixes?) Rhyze's soulful disco stomper to perfection. The re-EQed kick and bubbly bassline are as meaty as your local charcuterie, while the uplifting chord progression adds a subtle hint of fromage to get your tastebuds working overtime. Don't be put off though, I'm thinking more the mild flavour of Brie than the hefty pong of a Pont l’Eveque. On the B-side, the dynamic Frenchman zooms us far across the ocean to the shores of Brazil (perhaps he can say hi to Piccadilly staffer Martin while he's at it) for a smooth and jazzy bossa edit of soul classic "It's A Shame". Closing the EP in feel good fashion is Young Pulse's driving disco funk edit of GQ classic "Shake". As you'd expect, the bassline is king here, powering the Chic-esque strings and sunny vocals from the top to the bottom. The up-and-coming Frenchman delivers classic GAMM material here, no fuzz whatsoever! "

Buy track

Young Pulse - Got To Be A Shame

https://koolfunk.bandcamp.com/track/willie-beaver-hale-groove-on

Willie Beaver Hale - Groove On  (Edit Dj Amine)

Frenetic

Philly Confidential

Buy On Bandcamp

Philly Confidential (Instrumental)

Los Charly's Orchestra - Music For The Soul

Chic - São Paulo (Edit)

Erykah Badu - Back In The Day (Vintage People Edit)

Dj Vas - 
https://djvas.bandcamp.com/track/elevate-our-minds
https://www.junodownload.com/search/?facet%5Bmirror_artist_facetm%5D%5B%5D=dj+vas

Elevate Our Minds

I first met my soulful stellarsonic "Partner In Chime" (Soulpersona) back in 2006 when I was studying A Bachelor Of Popular Music Degree in my Honours year at Griffith University on Australia's Gold Coast. He found me through Myspace and thought my style was "off the chain" so he sent over a track for me to give a geeze that was to become the saucy slow-steppin' "Candy Wrapper". After he'd heard it, loved it, and wanted to continue this international digital dalliance, our creative collaborations expanded into a full-blown MUSEical relationship that would see me transfer to UKingdom's shores to further pursue my career... and to meet Soulpersona for the very first time, 5 years later!

I hope you enjoy pepper-peeping these as much as I thoroughly revelled in co-birthing them. The fated collision of Freesh and SoulP was destined to change my life forever, in only the HOXXXIEST ways! :)

SOULACOASTER, available for purr-chase via iTunes, Amazon, all HOXXXY digital online music stores, and as a physical CD via the official Digisoul Website:

http://www.digisoulmusic.com/2009/02/soulpersona-soulacoaster-2/

Freesh xXx

Freesia's Late Night Fantasy feat Princess Freesia

EDIT (OR JUST A BEAT) BASED ON PATRICE RUSHEN, REMIND ME 

Remind me (Weedy Weekender ed, with free DL)

Same story as many of my age... My ears first pricked up to music at the Two Tone/Ska era. I remember hearing Rappers Delight and thinking that's something cool there, "borrowed" my sisters Boogie and Funk tunes, listened to a lot of what we called Jazz Funk at the time. When Bam came along with Planet Rock, i knew "my own thing" had at last arrived. Got into Electro then Hip Hop, scratched records, cut breaks, breakdanced on plenty of lino and cardboard, still listened to Funk, Soul, and Boogie, had a brief time getting down at the Go Go. Rare Groove and Jazz was big once i started going out getting on it, particularly in my home town. Hip Hop was always there. Started hunting for rare tunes, breaks.. Then Acid House arrived & knocked us all sideways, had decks still, bought samplers and keyboards, sold some, bought some more. All went on till around mid 90s then lost the love for it. 
Music tastes changed, settled down, got married, had a beautiful son, after a few years had the time to be able to get my records out and started to track down the stuff i lost or never had online, realized so much was on Soundcloud now as edits.
My mates bought me Traktor as a 40th birthday present and that got me back into collecting tunes, and gave me the creativity and flexibility i always wanted from a DJ set up.
Got back into making "my own stuff" firstly through edits just to learn how to do things and then by making my own mid tempo chuggers. 
Still just a punter, and all this is for fun, but it keeps me off the streets at night.

Remind me (Weedy Weekender ed, with free DL)

Weedyman