Disco/Nu-Disco

The third installment by Dj Rahaan for the Kat label kicks off in fine fettle with a rather large take on Jackey Beavers 'Mr Bump Man'. Originally released on the Seventy-Seven label in 1974, Rahaan takes the madly infectious rhythm section, screaming vocals, guitar licks, driving bass then teases all before him stretching things out into a 9 minute (and 22 seconds to be precise) disco funk epic.On the flip we have Rahaans take on Michael Whites epic jazz-funker 'So Good To Me' followed by 'Be Thankful', his edit of The Intruders 1975 version of 'Be Thankful for what you got'.Rahann Edits Vol 3 back in stock. Get in quick!!

P.D.D welcome Fingerman's Wax Digits label to our ever expanding label roster.. Their release features cuts from LNTG, Fingerman, Dr Packer & Situation all aimed straight at the dancefloor......

Ilija Rudman returns to Ism Record's with his third EP for Yam Who?s label & without doubt his strongest to date.2 killer hard analogue originals full of his trademark future retro studio sounds & then on the remix controls, everyones man of the moment Hot Toddy from Crazy P & our nu deadly secret weapon, Ourra.All tracks stand up on their own. First is Toddy's peaktime remix of 'Future Times' and as expected he turns in another classic, increasing the production with precise musical touches and modern funk magic throughout. A total summer bonanza & already picking up some massive DJ reactions.Rudman's original mix has a full on 80's direction, heavy on the beats almost like a classic Prince groove & a killer stripped down nu-disco vibe. The second original, 'Dimension's' see the Croatian don again pounding his live bass over deliciously tight dancefloor workout, smoothly increasing the energy & the tension to climax at the perfect moment.Ourra a recent Ism discovery takes on Ilija's 'Future Times' into boogie wonderland, adding classic NYC synth hooks, electro drums with flourishes of Balearic beauty whilst staying true to the original vibe.

Limited repress back in stock.

First in a series of edits from a well known Brighton based record label.Their resident producers and label mates breath new life into unknown rarities.VINYL only, as somethings in life, be it food, sex or music are better when they remain physical.

Originally released back in 2006 Destination Boogie has been one of ZR's most popular and respected compilations. In fact we recently reissued it on vinyl for the first time.There's a lot of crappy edits out there, we believe these Dr Packer reworks are very worthwhile, well constructed new versions that make the tracks more playable for today's dancefloors whilst retaining their boogie tastic musicality.Since the album was released the whole edit culture has exploded so we thought it would be a nice idea to get one of the best, Dr Packer, to rework four of the most danceable cuts from the album.