
Four versions of some cosmic-rock kinda grooves to play with here folks – perfect for those who like their disco with a hint of hippy trippiness and lysergic acid.

Four versions of some cosmic-rock kinda grooves to play with here folks – perfect for those who like their disco with a hint of hippy trippiness and lysergic acid.

Ilija Rudman is an analogue and vinyl purist his productions are always to the highest standard and Electric Minds is pleased to be working with the Croatian producer once again. Ilija delivers two bumper tracks for the A side of this release, most definitely a nod to the 80’s boogie sound with both productions thumping with bass throughout. For the B side we welcome Michael J Collins.

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Here is the starting point for the podcast series. The first mix is from Toygun, a young dj from Hermannstadt , Romania. He delivers a 2 hours mix with more than 40 chicago, electro, disco and italo tracks.
I hope you enjoy it, I certainly did.

The two electro disco 80ies analog fetish freaks, Mr. Pauli and David Vunk, started a new The Hague – Rotterdam collaboration and made the tracks that they like to hear in a dj set and of course for the love of music!

Jerome Derradji, owner of Still Music and Stilove4music, teams up with disco champion Rahaan for the first volume of Concrete Reservations. They sound like disco edits combined with original production, but the A side in particular is a smoking boogie jam that rolls out into some acid. Rough, rugged, and raw house and disco are what this is all about.

The 4th edition in Greg Wilson ruff edits series takes us back to the 70’s with 2 exotic European recordings that made their mark in a big way with black music followers.

Lush deep house action from Session Victim and Quarion, including the great “Danish Daughters” which samples Maze’s “Joy And Pain” to great effect.

The fourth in a series of twelves highlighting the diverse and pioneering sounds of the amazing, off-kilter electronic music label, Mathematics. Another solid addition to the Mathematics institution: Le Matin, Kelton Prima, Takeshi Kouzuki, and Stabil Elite. A mix of industrial, r&b dance, acid house and Italo disco.

Clone has always been a deliciously on-point label, reminding us not only of what we should have listened to first time round via their unparalleled reissues, but also of what we might just be listening to next. I know next to nothing about Clone Crown Limited’s raison d’être, but on the evidence of this release, they are intent on slowing down the BPMs and ratcheting up the funk.

Final Daniel Wang release on Rush Hour, incl. 6 tracks not on the recent compilation. The Balihu Bootleg EP is the final release in the Best Of Balihu series on Rush Hour. This 6 track EP holds two unreleased tracks (!) and four early works and b-sides.