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Aimed straight at the late-night dancefloors, Disco Bits continues its policy of tweaking dancefloor classics for maximum Disco Power!On the A-side:A1 'Disco Power' - first up is a relatively unknown Afro Disco number by Bomp. Here it's beefed up and re-arranged with extra drums, extra breaks, proper bass and proper Disco Power!A2 'I Wanna Thank You' - The Alicia Myers original has always needed a re-arrangement. The Disco Bits boys take a small scalpel and re-imagine this with a proper verse and chorus taking the classic break and turning this track from an uncut diamond into a finely cut gemOn the flipside we have:B1 'Let's Do It Again' - a classy edit of the Nightlife Unlimited favourite, which builds a deep groove from the bassline up, adding layers of keys and vocals and climaxing with the original's hooky chorus.B2 'Tighten It Up' - The BLT original gets a similarly bass-centric treatment, the evolving groove underpinning the refrain of 'drinkin' wine and wastin' time' as the track builds to reveal its familiar verse and chorus towards the end

MAKE BELIEVE DISCO is a very welcome new addition to the SLEAZYBEATS family of labels! Boasting a consistent and unsurpassed catalogue of releases (across their now retired Sleazy Beats and Black Ops offshoot) the label haven't strayed too far away from a winning formula, while ploughing a deeper furrow with Make Believe Disco.The debut release very capably handled by up & coming French producer Folamour.This under-the-radar craftsman has released a handful of lo-slung sample & deep House cuts on various labels, displaying a flair for combining live instrumentation and deft sample manipulation that brought him to the immediate attention of the SB crew.Folamour kicks things off perfectly with a 3 piece of warm, hook heavy deepness that's impossible to resist, drawing as it does on a rich French heritage of Deep House, with some NY roughness and a certain je ne sais quoi aimed squarely at the hips.

Boogie Bisness. Features edit from Hotthobo. Limited to 500 copies.

P.D.D are extremely excited to welcome legendary Italian label Tenax Recordings to our ever expanding label roaster ready for the next chapter of their long rich history.Frontman and resident DJ Alex Neri is back for the 64th release presenting his 'Anniversary EP' to celebrate 35 years of the infamous club in Florence.Alex wanted to celebrate his personal influences and devotion to the roots of house music touching on several aspects that influenced his career over the years with the first track All around.The release is a strong mix between raw old sounds and classic house touches all with his trademark pumping basslines and classic house vibes.The second track on the A side is a remix of All Around by well-known artist Kevin Knapp (Hot Creations, Mother Recordings, VIVa Music).The B Side kicks off with Ruffness a hypnotic dirty groove, perfect for those moments of hysteria early in the morning on the dancefloor.Rounding off the EP is Rebel, based around a synthesizer sample it takes you back to the past thanks to the live structure in the way it was recorded with no added FX.Pressed on 180g Vinyl

Having turned his deep house and vintage garage inspired Mona night into one of Paris' most hyped regular parties, Nick V has decided to launch the Mona Musique label. This first 12" features tracks from two largely unheralded talents: Jazzy Couscous and Menace contributor Hugo LX, and newcomer Tim 2T. The latter offers up "Rue 32", a thrilling late night bumper influenced by the likes of Roach Motel and Tedd Patterson. It's as authentic as they come, with short, soulful vocal samples jostling for position with throbbing, dark room riffs, and bombastic beats. While Hugo LX looks to the same period for inspiration, his "Drifting Away" is an altogether deeper, drowsier and woozier proposition.

This is the debut release by Detroit native Sheefy McFly. Since his first mixtape, McFly has releases no fewer then 20 self produced albums, spanning different genres. Sheefy McFly is mostly known for his rap game, but he dabbles in house music, electronic. and he was even in a punk band (Sheefy McFly and the Delorean) that recorded three albums