2018

The mysterious crew behind the equally elusive hot jam "Witness" (WITNESS01) return from overseas & deliver another batch of limited cargo in the form of two addictive disco-house looped tracks fo' yo' danceflows.

Kampana delivers once again with a pair of dance floor gems that will please lovers of funk, disco and gospel alike.On the A-side, Aroop Roy means serious business with 'Reason to Dance'. Driven by an outrageous slap bass, infectious horn stabs and a limb-shaking vocal refrain, it's no surprise that this has been THE secret weapon of his recent sets around the world.On the flip, Detroit native Peter Croce, fresh from the huge success of his Razor-N-Tape EP, comes in equally strong, with the gospel-fuelled disco cut 'Just Like Heaven'. The track builds patiently, lingering on a raw disco groove, honing in on a powerful brass section and spirit-lifting vocals, and eventually climaxing with epic strings and thunderous piano.Strictly vinyl only! 12 inch vinyl in a manilla sleeve.

Three track EP of lush deep house from mysterious OJPD from Canada.

Better Listen is back to cradle snatching for their first release of 2018, debuting young Londoner Joe Corti's first vinyl release.It's a four-tracker loaded with dusty samples warped cleverly for max dancefloor actionThe A holding percussive party jams and the B offering the lush deep disco sounds the label has become known for.

Mating Ritual Recordings chief Martin Hayes returns to RNT and once again shows his knack for simple yet effective selections and slices.Leaning a bit more toward up-tempo material than his previous RNT EP, "Turn You On" does indeed burn relentlessly hot, while "Love Shine" cruises along, alternating between an infectious electric piano vamp and driving percussion."Easy Come Easy Go" strikes an optimistic and orchestral tone, sending us blissfully into space, and then "Tiff" rounds out the EP with it's slow and soulful lilt.

Volume 2 from the Tropical Disco camp… 4 killer disco gems lovingly tweaked, treated & tested, all carefully constructed for discerning dancefloor destruction.

A quartet of heavy reworks. Reginald Omas Mamode IV truly does what he does best, bringing a percussive, low-slung funk to one of the most ethereal and beautiful pieces of soul on the album, Sunshine.Glenn Astro, elevates Bossa B to a jostling, bouncing shuffler that eventually turns around and heads skyward with uplifting chords and irresistible bass.Deoke heads into the darker regions of the original for his hugely loved remix of Bossa B.The bass on this one is ridiculous and has caused damage to a couple of sound systems we're aware of (genuinely).Finally the ever exceptional Mr Beatnick simply took the stereo track for Kalimba 2 and edited it into a mind-opening dub. Handling bass and harmonics as only he can, a true highlight of this high quality remix package.