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Despite delivering a smattering of original nu-disco productions over the years, producer Disco Tech is probably most famous for his sneaky but relatively faithful reworks of classic funk, soul and disco cuts.Here he returns to the re-edit field, reworking more sweet soul and funk jams. Waiting On You delivers a slick, floor-friendly take on Al Green, while Devil's Work subtly tweaks a mid tempo funk-soul gem, check the suitably slow and dewy-eyed Take Me As I Am.

Shanti Celeste steps up with a full EP after her amazing "Strung Up" track from the recent Future Times compilation Vibe 3. BIG TIP! She uses the full A side for the killer "Being," a nasty dancelfoor cut that balances sleek, precision drum patterns with cool, showerdown melodies that haunt the feet AND the mental. The B Side starts off like a lost CBS Slow Burn cut with "Good Spirits," an exercise in machine romance, and ends with an ambient mix of the A side, to drift off into space with. Shanti is ON.

12" limited to 200 copiesJex Opolis is back on Good Timin' (his first solo release since 2014!) with four new cuts, showcasing his eclectic and melodic take on music!

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New edits series championing the underdogs of disco. Digby's Disco loves those tracks that have a moment of genius nestled alongside a questionable chorus.All taken from a 7 Inch collection accumulated over the years, you'll find no obvious cuts here, rather remakes of charming, imperfect records that otherwise may not see the light of day. Given the thumbs up from Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers and Appollonia! 300 copies. Be quick.

New label Radiant Records has enlisted Roadside Edits to deliver a couple of dance floor bombs.We get the ball rolling with a stomping harmonica driven delight, seems the boys like a bit of harmonica, and who could blame them, this one just keeps chugging on, building and building, with the occasional atmospheric breakdown, impossible to sit down to this one…..FACT.On the flip we have a much more polished affair with crazy moog synth lines and trumpet solos galore, another crowd pleaser for sure.

Sol Power Sound is proud to present the Color Soul EP by Obas Nenor. After a huge year with releases on legendary Strictly Rhythm and Moodymann's Mahogani Music, the Tel Aviv producer blesses Sol Power Sound with a four-song EP of thick Afro-disco, bumping house, and twisted techy grooves.The EP opens with Let's Go, a brawny peak-time banger with chugging drums, rolling bass, spooky synths, and a few dusty samples.Hotel Room started in, you guessed it, a hotel room in Accra, Ghana with a suitcase full of newly acquired Ghanaian percussion instruments. Obas Nenor finished it off with catchy vocal chops, synth melodies, guitar, and chatted vocals by Soma. It's an infectious mid-tempo groove and a Sol Power favourite.NoNooZa is a deceptively rugged Afro-disco / house hybrid full of heavy Sonics and texture. After a gradual build, NoNooZa morphs into a tough-as-nails dance floor bomb. Obas Nenor fittingly describes Tribe Tribute as Afro-tech. The EP closer is packed with deeeeeeep late night vibes that will move a heady room well into the morning.

Suave Parisian scalpel-botherer Dimitri From Paris continues to churn out top notch re-edits, slightly altering his famous production persona from label to label. Here, he delivers a second 12" for Razor 'N' Tape under the Dimitri From Brooklyn alias. Like its' predecessor, it features a couple of stone cold bangers. "Right My File" offers a thunderous, housed-up take on a lesser-known cover version of Dan Hartman's grandiose disco smasher "Relight My Fire" - all vocal breakdowns, big builds and big-lunged sing-along moments. As for "I Want Your Back", it re-casts Dimitri as The Reflex, laying down a version of The Jacksons' "I Want You Back" that sounds like it was done from the multi-track parts. It is, of course, dancefloor dynamite.