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Paul Johnson - Get Get Down

!!! These are stripped-down 192mp3 snippets of the original tracks!!!

Artist: V.A.
Title: Elaste Vol. 4
Cat No: CPT 439-1
Format: 2 LP / CD / Download
Release Date: 24th January 2014

TRACKLISTING: 

CD:
01. Charanjit Singh „Raga: Madhuvanti“
02. C Cat Trance „Shake The Mind“
03. Cybotron „Mumbo Jumbo“
04. Rinder & Lewis „Gluttony (Dompteur Mooner Edit)“
05. Man Friday „ Love Honey, Love Heartache (Larry Levan's Original
Unreleased Garage Demo Mix)"
06. Barbara Norris „Heavy Hitter (Dompteur Mooner Edit)“
07. Change „The End (LP Version)“
08. Gino Soccio „Remember (LP Version)“
09. NAD „Distant Drums“
10. Equip „XXXO“
11. Sandée „Notice Me (Notice The House Mix)“
12. Disco D „Beat It“
13. Dopplereffekt „Infophysix“

VINYL:
A1: Charanjit Singh „Raga: Madhuvanti“ 
A2: C Cat Trance „Shake The Mind“ 
A3: Disco D „Beat It“
B1: Cybotron „Mumbo Jumbo“
B2: Rinder & Lewis „Gluttony (Dompteur Mooner Edit)“ 
C1: Barbara Norris „Heavy Hitter (Dompteur Mooner Edit)“ 
C2: Tambien „Quedarte“ (Vinyl Only Bonus Track)
D1: Equip „XXXO“
D2: NAD „Distant Drums“
D3: Dopplereffekt „Infophysix“

Info:
Welcome to the fourth chapter of the ELASTE series!
In this compilation I am progressing a style I am inaugurating: Vintage Futurism.

The best metaphor for this genre is Charanjit Singh's 1982 album Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat in which he created a sound which mirrors, but more importantly pre-dates, the first acid house record by five years. It is no novelty record, but truly capturing the hypnotic potential of acid/house music. It became my key track for Elaste Volume 4.
Previous incarnations of Elaste have aimed to catch the spirit of the late 70’s Italian Cosmic Discotheque, a place where the history of DJing was rewritten within this microcosm. For this latest instalment I was most intrigued by weird of-the-time (or ‘out-of’ as the case turned out to be) electronic disco, a vast genre!

Bringing together those progressive avant-garde tracks that were expanding the genres of house, disco, acid, new wave; and ultimately use Elaste as a vehicle to highlight those tracks that were ahead of their time. These legendary works ranges from 1978 to 1996, a wide spectrum of musical history, in which some of the older tracks may sound modern, and newer ones sound may sound vintage.

Many of these authentic back-to-the-aural-future moments were initial sparks for whole genres - Larry Heard ́s Disco-D alias happened just before house music. Greg Wilson’s 1984 project Equip was produced for a UK Electro compilation, but never made the LP, because it sounded simply too futuristic. Michael Rinder ́s Gluttony can’t be called Disco any more, not even Post-Disco.

For Elaste Vol. 4 we have built Vintage Futurism as a home for these ultramodern mavericks.

About Dompteur Mooner
Mooner stepped into the limelight as part of Zombie Nation, whose 1999 smash hit 'Kernkraft 400' was signed to DJ Hell's Gigolo label and earned worldwide chart success. As one of the most knowledgeable experts in obscure vintage electronic music, Mooner however decided to do things a little less obvious from that point on: He left Zombie Nation and founded Erkrankung durch Musique, a label dedicated to releasing left-field electronica, from techno to experimental pop, old and new.

He also a highly regarded DJ, known for his unmatched record collection and bootleg edits, such as his „Girls Girls Girls“ Ep that combined great 80s girl bands as extented edits, or „Greatest Hits“, an hommage to dance – orientaed Rock music.

Mooner just finished his fourth chapter of „Elaste“, a compilation series for Compost Records that started the Cosmic Disco hype.


www.compost-rec.com
www.facebook.com/compostrecords
www.myspace.com/djmooner 
www.myspace.com/loveincm 
www.mooner-industries.de 
www.hartofnoise.com 
www.erkrankung.net

Sandée „Notice Me (Notice The House Mix)“

Available now from - http://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

or Beatport - http://www.beatport.com/release/american-dream-andre-crom-and-chi-thanh-remix/1231333


ZR Shop

Jakatta - American Dream (Andre Crom & Chi Thanh Remix)

THE HOUSE MUSIC ANTHEM - Curstis Macclain (Malik B remix)

beatport► https://pro.beatport.com/track/the-house-music-anthem-malik-b-dub-mix/6657884

spotify ► https://play.spotify.com/album/1oevecjvU4cdYUJckGEP4M?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=open

deezer ► http://www.deezer.com/?redirect_type=page&redirect_link=%2Falbum%2F10532074

iTunes ► https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/traxx-vol.-1-ep/id992176757

THE HOUSE MUSIC ANTHEM  - Curtis "Move Your Body" Mcclain, Malik B (unmastered )

Frankie Knuckles - Tears (Glen Christaz's F.K.Always Classic Mix)

another one I had mastered for a gig on a very large soundsystem. it sounded great :) hope it does for you x

(fully mastered 16bit WAV)

FAST EDDIE - CAN U DANCE (Fatneck rework)

On My Way

Keep the Fire Burning

S&S Records, Inc. (and S&S Chicago, Inc.) was established in 2005 by 4-time GRAMMY® nominated producer Steve "Silk" Hurley and global DJ/Producer Shannon "DJ Skip" Syas. Silk and Skip merged Hurley's worldwide commercial success and Syas' strong global following to form S&S Records. S&S Records has accumulated a catalog of over 500 records and album projects from artists such as: Syleena Johnson, CeCe Peniston, Ann Nesby, DJ Skip, Paul Johnson, Kym Sims, Chantay Savage, J.M Silk, Jamie Principle & Steve "Silk" Hurley, just to name a few.

House Music and Remix Pioneer Steve "Silk" Hurley has remixed, produced and / or written over 200 records, with at least 50 of them reaching the Billboard® Dance Charts, and dozens reaching R&B and Pop Charts. He has countless Platinum, Gold, and Silver records, and his Productions have sold so far in the millions that it is difficult to calculate how many. Through the 90's until today, Silk's production and remixing services have been utilized on everyone from Michael Jackson, Prince, J-Lo, Madonna, Janet Jackson, R. Kelly, Mary J Blige, to Paula Abdul, Lionel Richie, and even Liza Minnelli. Silk is now a 4-Time GRAMMY® Nominated producer as well.

"Jack Your Body" was Steve "Silk" Hurley's first song released under his name as the artist, but not really the first (or the last) he released. It became one of the landmark records in the history of House music. Written and produced by Hurley, Jack Your Body became a major hit on the UK singles chart, reaching #1 for two weeks in January and February 1987. This was the UK's first house music #1, showing it was possible for house music to cross over. It paved the way for the acid house sound popular there during the late 1980s.

Now, with the new remixes of "Jack Your Body" years later by (Doorly, Ki Creighton & Olav Basoski), Steve "Silk" Hurley collaborates with today's hottest DJ / Remixers  in the dance world to reinvent the sound that made Chicago and House Music famous. This package features exclusive 1986 master four track versions.

Steve Silk Hurley - Jack Your Body (1986 Club Mix)

Rickster - Night Moves [Night House Mix] (1988)

The Best Of Cerrone Productions

Got to Have Lovin' (Edit)

Tania (Remixes - Part 1)

Tania (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Double Dee - Found Love - Danny Tenaglia's International Mix

01 Doug Lazy "LET IT ROLL" =  Steve From Sunderland Stolen Vocal Mix

Red Black & Blue

Feeling for You (DJ Mehdi Remix)

robert owens - i'll be your friend [eric volta & cozzy d think roberts on acid mix] 1Trax

Madison Avenue | Don't Call Me Baby [The Dronez Old School Mix] (Ae’s Dub Edit)

For this personal DJ Tool, I am releasing a private stock Ae Dub Edit of a sleeper remix of the Australian duo’s first single off their only album, 2000’s “The Polyester Embassy”.

Madison Avenue was an Australian electronic music duo consisting of writer-producer Andy Van Dorsselaer and singer-lyricist Cheyne Coates. 

“Don’t Call Me Baby”, was their highest point in the duo’s history, peaking at number two on the ARIA Singles Chart in 1999 and number one in New Zealand and the United Kingdom in 2000. 

The song features a bassline sample from "Ma Quale Idea" by Italo disco artist Pino D'Angiò, which was initially based on the McFadden & Whitehead super-hit, "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now”. 

This 1999 single got the proper dancefloor treatment from the go-to dynamic team and masters of the vocal house middle-ground, NYC/NJ’s Subliminal Records. 

The Dronez is a remix ensemble made up of the core production team at Subliminal Records—Erick “More” Morillo, Harry "Choo Choo" Romero, and Jose Nuñez—who all had reputable production careers individually before forming Subliminal Records, but would collaborate as a trio under this moniker. 

Only releasing a handful of mixes using this title, the super trio would take Pete Heller’s instant classic “Big Love” to a euphoric place, as well as make singles from groups like Madison Avenue more assessable. 

I always loved this early Speed Garage/UKG/US-NYC Garage House style of records coming from NYC around this time—largely pioneered from the distinctive artwork of the one and only Todd Edwards—but this needed a DJ dub without the vocals and since that didn’t appear on the single, I made it myself. 

Enjoy! 

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Madison Avenue | Don't Call Me Baby [The Dronez Old School Mix] (Ae's Dub Edit)

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Stephen Nicholls remix of the awesome Kings Of Tomorrow 'Faded'
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Kings Of Tomorrow - Faded - Stephen Nicholls Remix

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