Disco/Nu-Disco

Joey Negro Presents - Remixed With Love, Exclusive Unreleased Versions.The soul weekender anthem "Circles" gets a Joey Negro make over in Remixed With Love style, making the most of the rich orchestration from the multi track tape and complete with beefy live drums.On the flip the disco classic "Everybody Dance" is reborn as a mainly instrumental groove with some additional Roy Ayers style vibes to give it a new jazzy flavour.Originally scheduled for RSD 2017, now officially sanctioned by Universal.Limited Edition 12 Inch.

3 x 80s boogie disco & funk cuts , reworked for the dancefloor.

Version Galore is a newly found label, deeply rooted into the music culture. We bring you the selected reworks / versions from the top producers in the game, showing lots of respect and care for the original, but elevating it's spirit and taking it somewhere else.It's all about the dialogue of cultures and the idealistic desire to pass the music legacy on! No half-measures, played-out tunes, lazy cuts, or boring “808-kick boosting" biz!On the second release of the label we are delighted to present you something special from the heart of Russia - handcrafted re-edits by the Moscow-based groove expert Lay-Far of Basic Fingers, GAMM & BBE fame.On A-side Lay-Far is turning a certain operetta-like disco number into the explosion of sound. His revision of "I'm an Indian Too" is all about the wild burst of energy and the irresistible funky groove, working on so many levels!B1 Lay-Far is stripping down the original 1976 stomper to it's core groove and the very basic elements, enhancing them sonically to give the dancers what they really need!Last but not least comes the dub version of a northern soul rarity "The Right One". The imperfect original with its dirty and fuzzy texture is re-structured and reimagined in such a way to focus on the rhythm section with its gritty bass line and ruthless drums, however spicing the things up with the playful soulful intermissions, timed just right to suddenly bring it all back to where it all began - the groove.This one is for the heads!“Version Galore - play it some more!"

Tropical Disco's first vinyl outing serves up 4 stellar disco reworks tailor made for dancefloors worldwide.

For it's fourth release, Jongno Edits got two tracks of pure korean grooves by editing wizard Mori Ra.Two sides, two atmospheres: Side A is a boogie banger that embraces all the elements of the top tunes of that era: strong drum beat, slappy bass synth and violins break downs…Reinforced by killer funky guitars and congas that hold the groove tight! Side B is your perfect sunset balearic cut for this summer.The dreamlike bells match perfectly the suave voices to prepare your ascend to the clouds of delayed organs and acoustic guitar where Jeju becomes Ibiza…

Dr Love is a veteran and key tastemaker / vinyl junkie on the Montreal scene and Laura Ingalls is a wandering French person of no specific sex who has recently landed in the French Canadian city and they both bonded over their love of anything Disco and Poutine, the main local dish which consists of potato, cheese, gravy and maybe sometimes added meat!Dr Love likes to dig but doesn't really produce while Laura Ingalls is not the most efficient digger and only seems to unearth old Folk and obscure Arabic music for their personal collection but has serious production skills.A1 - Laura Ingalls & Dr Love - Oh Mon Amour 6m 02s Very hard to find anything online about Idris Cheba who's real name is Serge Michael Bijaoui but this was a classic at the famous parisian disco Le Palace in the early 80's when it was released.A2 - Laura Ingalls & Dr Love - Weekend Mouillé 5m 42s This is an odd one, a jazz disco thing from the mid 70's, the producer Art Polhemus is actually more a rock producer and this track sticks out like a sore thumb in his discography.AA1 - Laura Ingalls & Dr Love - Ecoute Mon Coeur 5m 38s Peter Godwin who wrote this was in the band Metro and then went on to write and produce a lot of 80's new wave in France and across Europe, the original is definitely a guilty pleasure, both Dr Love and Laura Ingalls are closet Italo fans and even though this is from Belgium it bares all the cheesy Italo stigmata: big synths, big drums, english vocals with a bad accent!AA2 - Laura Ingalls & Dr Love - Soul Ma Coco 5m 48s This is a cover of Manu Dibango's Soul Makossa obviously, this version kept the melody and changed the lyrics slightly, Bayete is a South African band but the album was only released in Canada and Belgium.

Hot Toddy makes his debut on House of Disco records with this 3 tracker of originals where love is the message.

Recently on fire with a string of releases for the labels STAR CREATURE and TUGBOAT EDITS, HOTMOOD shows no sign of letting up with 4 more disco edits for the EDITORIAL label.