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Pastime / Spank / Paper

Back in biz with another roof raising RESPECT release. Three sizzling dancefloor destroyers to get you in the mood to groove.

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Matt says: Crowd pleasing edits for silly season! not winning any awards for obscurity, simply dishing out the best bits of the best disco records for our ADHD-fuelled enjoyment. No skipping!

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A1. Pastime
B1. Paper
B2. Spank

A match made in dancefloor heaven, as two worlds collide with LDN partystarters Make A Dance committing their official remix of indie rock four-piece, Django Django’s percussive bumper ‘Don't Touch That Dial’ to vinyl for a limited pressing, complete with vinyl only dub mix on the flip.

Already squarely aimed at the club, the Make A Dance duo take the original to stratospheric heights, flipping it into a body-popping, electro bomb which sits Japanese singer Yuuko’s vocals centre stage intertwined with glitching synth lines and acid armoury to turn this into a full frontal, downright infectious firecracker.

On the B, the vinyl only exclusive dub mix let’s those juiced up, electro grooves fly as deft hints of Yuuko’s vocals bounce around your brain.

Cop now or forever hold your peace.

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A1. Don’t Touch That Dial Feat. Yuuko Sings (Make A Dance Remix)
B1. Don’t Touch That Dial Feat. Yuuko Sings (Make A Dance ‘Vinyl Only’

Running up another re-edit sensation, that soulful sampler Chaka Kenn hits with three more edits to flip the script on an assortment of classic De La Soul cuts. From hip hop leaning jazziness to club-ready euphoria and summertime house, here are three different flavours, to get those taste buds tingling.

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A1. Dawn Breaker
B1. High Steaks
B2. Go No Say

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EEE014

EEE are renowned for their slick deep house edit which are always heavy on the thumping funky beats and loose on the details but we can't get enough. Smatterings on bass and vocals etched in throughout, oooft, very nice indeed. 

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Te Amo

Mystery, hand-stamped, house heater business. No nonsense, peaktime power that’s already been doing the damage across the circuit. It’s a one track wonder but TOTALLY worth it, this is where it’s at and if you’re not here then here is your sign. 

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A1. Te Amo

Ebony & Ivory

Blow Dem Away / Fraud

    Two nice young men dropped into the shop over the weekend with their UK garage (or whatever we're calling it these days!) white label, which I present to you here. Both sides feature rough digital beats with fat bassline punches, topped off by strong MCing by Ivory. Not to be confused with Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder!


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