Tracks for 2024
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percybeano
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Alan Dixon & Moat - Infados
The Sun God
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So here's a few new bits I really like, sourced off SC or the mailouts that come my way, all totally different to each other. I doubt many DJs will touch them but more the fool them.
Starting off with my kind of retro psychedelic disco which is custom-designed for druggy, freestyle backrooms
sonicfunkfoundry.bandcamp.com
Also really feeling this recent-ish one from Space Dimension Controller which came out a few months back, a more straight-up acidy floor burner
and something with more of a slightly more left acid breaks flavour. no idea who this is but it's been getting traction on Estonian radio
reliable Session Victim deepness, off a new comp that goes all over the place (with very mixed results)
wearerhythmsection.bandcamp.com
and of course Jezebell who continue to set the bar very high. Love Weekend Machines and the remix. Tremendous stuff. Balearo bods who can still bang it out!
++++ the ace new Emperor Machine album (a long old journey since Bizarre Inc!)
Starting off with my kind of retro psychedelic disco which is custom-designed for druggy, freestyle backrooms
Sound Experience - Devil In The Dust (Cosmic Disco Remix), by Sonic Funk Foundry
from the album Special Disco Remixes Vol.7
sonicfunkfoundry.bandcamp.com
Also really feeling this recent-ish one from Space Dimension Controller which came out a few months back, a more straight-up acidy floor burner
and something with more of a slightly more left acid breaks flavour. no idea who this is but it's been getting traction on Estonian radio
reliable Session Victim deepness, off a new comp that goes all over the place (with very mixed results)
MOODS Vol VI: Room 2, by Rhythm Section International
12 track album
wearerhythmsection.bandcamp.com
and of course Jezebell who continue to set the bar very high. Love Weekend Machines and the remix. Tremendous stuff. Balearo bods who can still bang it out!
++++ the ace new Emperor Machine album (a long old journey since Bizarre Inc!)
percybeano
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Could have posted this on the Balearic page ...
Joe Harvey Movin on Acid (Pbr Streetgang Remix)
Joe Harvey Movin on Acid (Pbr Streetgang Remix)
Steven1977
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Caribou - Volume
As played by Krankbrother in Finsbury Park yesterday, a crowd favourite
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Thspence_uk
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What are this season tracks that will be on Ministry of Sound Ibiza 24 CD?
The Sun God
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Not read a post asking that since about 2005! I'm done with Spotify ads too tbh
ibizaboi24
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I do miss listening to them before you buy them. 
andrewthemod_1978
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Steven1977
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Fritz Kalkbrenner - The Telepath
The Sun God
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oh god please no funky house revival. it was absolute shit
The Sun God
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Danny strikes again. Absolutely massive.
The Sun God
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absolutely fantastic retro house c/o Space Ghost
BanBanTonTon put it more articulately:
Oakland’s Space Ghost launches his label, Peace World Records, with a 4-track E.P. Like Coeo’s latest offering, it looks back to, and updates, 80s and 90s house. Rather than big room bangers, though, the results here are delicate, detailed, deep and serene. “Raise your hands” drum rolls swapped for dramatic cymbal crashes. East Of The Lake and Dream Tool both feature Mr. Fingers-like B-lines, classic keys and swells. The former is particularly groovy, the bass like a Juno 60 vamping on Lonnie Liston Smith. Twisting, turning more acidic as it “expands”. Homeworld has gated ethereal vocals. Heavenly, angelic, with a slower, but heavier beat. On Prism, sequences mimic whales and dolphins, echoing Aphrodisiac’s seminal Nu Groove side, Song Of The Siren, while a robotic reed / synthesised sax pays homage to vintage Italian gear, and the production tips its hat to Frankie Knuckles and Eric Kupper.
BanBanTonTon put it more articulately:
Oakland’s Space Ghost launches his label, Peace World Records, with a 4-track E.P. Like Coeo’s latest offering, it looks back to, and updates, 80s and 90s house. Rather than big room bangers, though, the results here are delicate, detailed, deep and serene. “Raise your hands” drum rolls swapped for dramatic cymbal crashes. East Of The Lake and Dream Tool both feature Mr. Fingers-like B-lines, classic keys and swells. The former is particularly groovy, the bass like a Juno 60 vamping on Lonnie Liston Smith. Twisting, turning more acidic as it “expands”. Homeworld has gated ethereal vocals. Heavenly, angelic, with a slower, but heavier beat. On Prism, sequences mimic whales and dolphins, echoing Aphrodisiac’s seminal Nu Groove side, Song Of The Siren, while a robotic reed / synthesised sax pays homage to vintage Italian gear, and the production tips its hat to Frankie Knuckles and Eric Kupper.