Roger Martinez & funkuZ – Close Off Open Up
I’ve had a day at home and have spent most of it chilling out and sorting through music – both old and new. As a matter of course, a few choice tracks have popped up on my playlist and I thought I’d repost this track again on the blog. Roger Martinez & funkuZ – Close [...]
Lee Stevens – Reapers of Luv
Now if I told you someone had done a cracking disco house version of Blue Oyster Cults " Don't fear the Reaper" you'd probably laugh me out the room and pray you never had the misfortune of hearing it, but, uhm, well someone has and it's actually pretty bloody good – although obviously it could [...]
Orphans STHLM & Sticky Stockholm – Ammo
Had a few things land in my inbox of late, and there are a couple of tracks that I have been hammering as aresult, the Deep & Disco track I posted last Friday and this, “Ammo”, by Orphans STHLM & Sticky Stockholm on Swedens 12-3 Recordings. The EP is a two track affair, Guns & [...]
Tama Sumo – Melbourne Deepcast 062
Quick post to point you in the direction of the amazing Tama Sumo podcast for the Melbourne Deepcast website. For those that don't know Tama Sumo is one of the revered residents at the Berghain/Panoramabar, building a devoted following and releasing some lush deep house alongside Prosumer on Ostgut Ton and Diamonds & Pearls Music. The mix is [...]
Disco Deviance 25
Aaaah!!! The new 12” from Disco Deviance landed in my inbox this morning,. Disco Deviance 25 brings 3 tracks of disco boogie soul that absolutely slam. Stand out track for me is the fantastic rework of Angela Winbushes “I’ll be good” by JKriv under his Deep and Disco guise called “Knock Me out”. This [...]
Sonali Aggarwal – Musical Documentary
What Ever Happened to Hip Hop from Sonali Aggarwal on Vimeo. I know how it is. Bank Holiday weekend, you've pushed the boat out a little too far, and you're struggling to get your brain, let alone your body, in gear. What you need is something to watch and chill out with, and being into [...]
Scott Fraser – Centerville Lapse
It’s funny because currently if you talk about Detroit or Chicago the conversation will inevitably move onto the Juke/Footwork/Ghetto House scene, and in the current obsession with bass it’s easy to forget that a few years ago most people’s reference point for Detroit dance music was Techno. Of course the two scenes are intrinsically [...]