Showing posts with label disco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disco. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 December 2012

Stevie Wonder Gets Reworked



The Whiskey Barons are a dj and production duo based in Boston. Their work mainly revolves around updating classic funky music ready to be dropped on todays dance floors. That’s exactly what they’ve done on their rework of Stevie Wonders ‘As’ from 1977.
This is mid tempo disco at its finest. So much fucking groove!! This one will involve you and a dance floor. Guaranteed.


Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Grimsby Trouser Disco (Free DL)


Bill Brewster has been there and pretty much seen it all. Having been in the game since the 80's, he collects records, writes books (such as 'How to DJ Properly'), co runs DJ History.com, has ran various record labels and throws the Low Life parties in London (For more than 15 years!) and more recently done his thing in the Boiler Room. Fair to say he's basically an encyclopedic of music.

Grab a quality slice of disco funk edited by Bill for free - TCSS - All The Girls In France (Sure Know How To Dance). Following that make sure you listen to his boogielicious Boiler Room Mix.





Sunday, 25 November 2012

DJ Agent 86 & Drop Out Orchestra - Disco Me



DJ Agent 86 & Drop Out Orchestra have got themselves together for their latest release on Lightspeed recordings. An uptempo disco-house tune titled 'Disco Me'.




A number of artists have taken on the remix duties, amongst them is Kid Who, a South London producer.
He slows it all down and gives the whole track a new lease of life. Personally this is my favourite. Check Lightspeed Recordings for the full package.

Smile Recordings (Free DL)



Mindless Boogie was a vinyl only label, that released tracks from the likes of Prins Thomas, Inflagranti, Tiago, and Lexx between 2005 & 2009. Now defunct, Smile Recordings are releasing them as free downloads over time. Keep an eye on their Soundcloud.
Two free downloads to get started, A feel good edit of The Turtles - 'Happy Together' by Todd Terje and a big edit of the Rolling Stones - 'Emotional Rescue' by the black belt of lazer disco; Inflagranti.