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No filler, no detours, just floor-focused disco from Berlin's Delfonic, who is always on point. 'Welcome Black' wastes no time snapping into action with driving drums, elastic bass and bright string stabs that demand full body movement. 'Dancing Facts' keeps it lean and punchy with vocals and tight percussion, doing exactly what's required. Flip it over and 'Got To Know Your Body' rolls out classic disco funk, warm chords and a flash of soulful heat cutting through the groove. 'FM4 Me' goes deeper, chugging rhythm and filtered synth lines primed for locked-in, late-night sessions. Functional, effective and quality as ever from Delfonic.



TRACK LISTING

Welcome Black
Dancing Facts
Got To Know Your Body
FM4 Me

Roy Ayers

Delfonic Reworked #1

Roy Ayers – Delfonic Reworked #1 A soulful rework story – from an edit to an official release Berlin’s own Delfonic kicks off a very special series of Roy Ayers reworks with this four-track EP on BBE Music. Originally sparked by a spontaneous edit of “What’s the T?”, which Delfonic shared with BBE’s Pete Adarkwah, the project quickly gained momentum. With listeners asking for a vinyl version, this initial idea soon grew into an official release – and the beginning of a larger tribute. Drawing from BBE’s 2004 compilation Virgin Ubiquity—a treasure trove of previously unreleased Roy Ayers recordings from 1976 to 1981—Roy Ayers – Delfonic Reworked #1 offers a fresh take on the legendary vibraphonist’s sound, rooted in soul, jazz and groove. The EP opens with Green and Gold, followed by the original spark What’s the T? featuring the incredible Merry Clayton. Also featured are Sugar with Carla Vaughan and Oh What a Lonely Feeling, again showcasing Clayton’s emotive vocals—all reimagined with Delfonic’s signature flair for rhythmic depth and dancefloor flow. Known for his extensive output of remixes and EPs on respected disco and edit labels, Delfonic brings a deep understanding of groove and arrangement to these respectful yet forward-thinking versions. His connection to Roy Ayers’ musical universe is evident in every bar. Mastered by Frank Merritt at the Grammy-nominated The Carvery, Roy Ayers – Delfonic Reworked #1 is available on vinyl and digital download—a must for fans, collectors and groove connoisseurs alike.

TRACK LISTING

1. Sugar (Delfonic Rework)
2. Green And Gold (Delfonic Rework)
3. What's The T? (Delfonic Edit)
4. Oh What A Lonely Feeling (Delfonic Rework)

Berlin's vinyl connoisseur Delfonic returns with a fresh disco EP that channels his deep digging sensibilities into four floor-focused cuts, each dripping with character and soul. Love Challenge kicks things off with uplifting strings and a strutting rhythm section, while Lover Man leans into sultry territory with smoky vocals and deep, late-night vibes. On the flip, Doin' It delivers a funk-soaked workout full of punchy horns and tight percussion, before Wear Out wraps things up with raw energy, filtered bass, and a relentless groove. A no-filler vinyl from one of Germany's finest selectors crafted for serious dancefloor heat.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Loopy, high energy disco-house that has Saturday night coursing through its glitter flecked skin.

TRACK LISTING

Love Challenge
Lover Man
Doin' It
Wear Out

Fiery and soulful cuts from the soul and disco spectrum delivered with panache from Delfonic as NeighbourSoul Rhythms continues its mission in earnest.

I'm no expert (really? - Ed) but source material is unbeknownst to me! But straddles the tasteful end of the late 70s and jazz-funk spectrum - think big vocals, frenetic bass work, pounding 4/4 live drums and plenty of hustle and bustle! Last track, "The Streets" sounds like Gil Scott Heron's backing band getting truly ON ONE!

Limited copies, vinyl only, you know what to do! 


STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Big bolshy numbers from Delfonic who keeps us on our toes throughout with some highly engineered edits that drink out of the same cup as COMBI, Eros, Hot Biscuit etc.

TRACK LISTING

A1. Come On People
A2. Fire & Desire
B1. Say No No
B2. The Streets

OYE Records man Delfonic teams up with Topy Tonics head honcho Kapote for clever EP of jazz dance reworks done inna houz stylee!

Rare and forgotten tracks from their collection re-cut and re-chopped and feeling more than fine in a 2020 DJ set..

Delfonic & Kapote have joined forces also label-wise and created a new imprint for this issue: Toy Toye Recordings.

Vinyl only release 4 tha headz = be fast if you want in on the action! 


TRACK LISTING

A1. In The Lyte Rejam
A2. Next Level Rejam
B1. La Bottera Rejam
B2. Lazy Rejam


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