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Moton Records Inc return with a very special 40th release, for which they enlist the services of the mighty Red Greg who goes digging in the crates for 3 very rare & highly sought after cuts of disco / boogie / afro especially for RSD.

10th in the extremely popular Attack The Dancefloor series featuring Crackazat, Joey Negro, Hot Toddy & Opolopo.

Tief welcome Jon Sable back for his second release on the label, this time backed with a remix by his New Zealand buddies Chaos In The CBD.

House of Disco return with a pair of funk fuelled cuts from Aroop Roy with Japan's Brisa contributing a deep and percussive remix. Based in London, Aroop Roy's take on electronic music involves blending elements of jazz, Afro, Latin and funk with disco and house. Roy's releases have landed on Freestyle, Gamm and Basic Fingers, and most recently on the hugely successful Kampana Classics EP.His multi-genre spanning influences can be attributed to his wealthy experience playing around the globe, including previous residencies in London, Geneva and Tokyo. Renowned taste makers Gilles Peterson, Francois K, Karizma and Rainer Trueby are only a few names from a swelling list of supporters and their seal of approval is a clear testament to his studio abilities.‘Talkin Bout Life' demonstrates Roy in fine form as it subtly builds into an essential party anthem. Jazzy keys, a soulful guitar lick and a dusty breakbeat are brought together by a warm and punchy low end to form an irresistible groove. This sets the scene for a breakdown of epic proportions, with raw vocals looping hypnotically to a huge climax.‘We Together' shows Roy's deeper side, pairing chunky, overdriven percussion with subterranean chords, whilst an infectious vocal operates on top. A warm analog synth ups the ante with an extra portion of funk.Hailing from Fukuoka, Brisa concludes the package by completely reimagining 'Talkin Bout Life'. Rumbling drums, twisted bass and otherworldly stabs together forge a jazzy remix with an abundance of character and originality.

Following on from releases by Urulu and Yaki Incipient, South Street return with their third release of sublime house cuts by Flabaire.As part of the highly respected D.KO Records crew and an integral part of Paris' house scene, Flabaire's reputation has been steadily growing in the past few years.With a string of releases on Popcorn Records, Organic-Music, his own D.KO Records and now South Street, the Frenchman is definitely one to watch!

A second selection of edits from Love Creation, this time with a more Balearic slant to enchant your dance floor.

Ghetto Disco Records is a small, Edinburgh based, Disco Rework label, formed as the brainchild of Natasha and Dennis Probert (Daughter & Father Duo!)The popular radio show, hosted by the duo, 'Ghetto Disco' has acted a catalyst for this venture. After gaining increased popularity across the globe, Natasha & Dennis felt it was only natural to take their passion for music and vinyl that step further. With a stream of high quality re-work exclusives being sent into to be played on air, the opportunity arose to turn this into something more.This label aims to promote the high-end spectrum of the Disco edits scene with an array of prestigious producers that are popular within the modern Disco world. Each release will initially be limited edition to 500 copies with the opportunity to increase this, dependant on demand.The first release turns to one of Disco's hot tickets, Serge Gamesbourg. Serge has built up a strong reputation on the music scene through his fantastic productions that have been released on Rahaan's Street Edits label and Kon's recent compilation on BBE.The Cool, The Hip & The Square The Cool, The Hip & The Square" a cheeky take on the tune that inspired the record label. Sharp, funky tones with a contemporary vibe. Perfect for the dance floor, this track has already experienced fantastic feedback and demand. Whether it's a disco set or a funk set, this track will integrate seamlessly.Bring Them Back Together' is the epitome of the classic orchestral Philly sound brought up to date. Perfect material for a wam-up set that would also work oh so well in the sunshine.

Disco Dynamo, Pontchartrain flexes his best for Whiskey Disco 51. An out-and-out showcase of the Detroit native's house background and disco leanings.