This release is individually 500 hand-numbered limited edition. The first 100 copies are pressed on YELLOW BLACK MARBLED vinyl + a real working TAMBORDER parking disk (25 x 11,5 cm.) (AR021).
It's dedicated to the 1984 Long Version of the famous hit Kalimba De Luna by the Napolitean singer-songwriter, percussionist and drummer Tony Esposito enriched by 2 New Remixes by the magical Italian Duo HEAR & NOW.

A1 Tony Esposito - Kalimba De Luna (Hear & Now Land Of Sunshine Remix)

Hissel - I Can Feel

Thumping and pumping till the cows call home. *ring ring*

Thump Pumpster

DJ Lycox - [TM] - VAI DA BARULHO

Layer #99 with a guest mix by Hardway Bros, which starts at 01:00:00. First hour is by us.
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1:  Serial Experiments - 'Exponential' mix

2: Hardway Bros mix:
@hardwaybros (@throneofblood, @neinrecords, @lau) - author of many great EP's, remixes and edits - Hardway Bros is Sean Johnston, who just now released another EP on Throne Of Blood, and is currently working on new Hardway Bros productions and his DJ residency alongside Andrew Weatherall - A Love From Outer Space. 

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Serial Experiments - L#99 | Guest Mix: Hardway Bros

Frank Murillo was born in New York City and still lives and works there as a musician, producer and teacher.
The multi-instrumentalist mensions Queen, David Bowie and Santana as his biggest musical influences.
“ Letting It Rest” was originaly released in 1986 on the New York based Chapter 13 label. Frank Murillo played all the instruments and sings on this killer leftfield disco boogie cut with a heavy italo feel.
So, it’s with great pleasure that Ostra Discos presents the reissue of this awesome track!

All the rights are under BMI © Ostra Discos 2017

Frank Murillo - Letting it Rest

This Cologne Winter Poem by Rolf Dieter Brinkmann spoken by himself in 1973 in a warm disco coat you can dance in.

Justus Köhncke feat. RDB - ES IST WINTER IN KÖLN (Halloween Freebie Mix)

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One Giant Leap

Eder Croket - Sexy Saxo (Eder impossible edit) Free download

Mikki - (Coyote Waves & Waves & Waves Edit)

Available here : https://www.rushhour.nl/record/vinyl/jam-alley-bafana-bafana

Buccaneer Yo!

Scotch - Jam Alley

As the world and its wife tries to board the last plane out of 2020, Eclectics rolls up with a charter flight big enough to ferry all-comers to Shangri-La. The Oh! EP, from Ibiza-based Italian producer Luca Averna and legendary British veteran Chris Coco, is 35 minutes of delightful, deep-dive distraction from a world gone mad.

This isn’t simply a collection of tunes sitting cheek-by-jowl with their remixes, this is a soaring suite – a movement in five parts put together with care, confidence and consummate craft.

First up on the in-flight entertainment is “There Is No Planet B”. Despite the distress-signal sentiment of the title, it’s an audio hug of breathy synths, languorous lead lines and slow, whirling propeller percussion. A mid-paced reminder that we really are all in this together, the melodic flow coalesces midway through, giving directions to the dance.

The Veteran Delinquents (Joe’s Bakery and Passport to Paradise stalwart Craig Christon along with producer Tim Hutton) pick up the baton and increase the momentum like veteran DJs reading the room. Their remix follows on seamlessly from the original, bigging up the boogie with handclaps, piano and a beat that channels electro and new wave New York.

Next up is Jazxing (The Very Polish Cut-Outs/ Transatlantyk), who find another gear and chug straight ahead – full steam in widescreen. Increasing the bandwidth even further they throw in guitar licks and percussive punctuation, forcing the familiar melody into bold new territory.

And suddenly, there you are, in the middle of a four-to-the-floor groove for discerning dancers after a journey so smooth you couldn’t even feel the corners.

As the bass peters out, title track “Oh!” blossoms into view, building slowly, layers lapping over each other, gentle yet steady, fragile but with a firm foothold. The pace has quickened, but the pin-perfect pacing means you don’t realise until you’re halfway in and committed to the ride. Oh! indeed…

Then, the final act. Once again, Eclectics frequent flier James Bright tales the controls and banks away beautifully from the original, leading you into territory littered with broken beats, rippling synths and an afro-infused groove. This is all played out against a gentle backdrop, a watercolour wash of sound that smooths the flightpath, tempers the turbulence and joins the dots between guitar flourishes and snare snaps.   You have reached your destination. Enjoy.

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Luca Averna & Chris Coco - There is no Planet B(Veteran Delinquents Remix)

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The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.