
Mystery Friend with a new collection of edits of classic 80’s house tracks.

Mystery Friend with a new collection of edits of classic 80’s house tracks.

Six years after their last release on the best seller’ Good Plus label, Les Yeux Orange return in full force with four tasty edits drawn from their ever-expanding record crates. A selection of obscure and rare French gems you’d never expect to find brought together on a single release. Expect some funky Balearic vibes, sleazy Italo, infectious disco, and lustful boogie… Each track has been carefully readjusted for the aural pleasure of devoted crate diggers and discerning collectors.

Ediciones Espectro Oculto returns with EOD003, its third release and the opening instalment of a new Split Series — a side each for two artists who deal in the shadows: Mick Wills & Blackmoon77. Mick Wills handles the A-side in familiar territory, mining the margins of European DIY synth culture for cuts & edits. A1, “Six Six Six Sex,” resurrects a forgotten wave track laid down in 1983 by Venlo duo Carin & Henk, Carin Kollenbrander’s conspicuous, sexed-up vocals carrying the unmistakable spirit of the early-’80s minimal synth underground. A2 cuts “New York” by MCL a new beat staple first issued on German’s Boy Records, tightened into a playful, dancefloor-ready tool. Closing the side, Mick Wills turns to Folkvett’s “Kommando Kamprad” — originally out on Pater Noster Ltd. in 2012 — an ethereal, out-of-body drift that pulls the mood inward. On the flip, Blackmoon77 doubles down on her signature across three originals: dark, raw and hypnotic wave built for bold & audacious DJs and fierce dancers.

Marcello Giordani created on his Italo Deviance label a new platform for his obscure disco edits called White Lies. This is the 7th volume featuring a double sider from his personal Library/Music records collection.

Marcello Giordani created on his Italo Deviance label a new platform for his obscure disco edits called White Lies. This is the 6th volume featuring a double sider from his personal Library/Music records collection.

Marcello Giordani created on his Italo Deviance label a new platform for his obscure disco edits called White Lies. This is the 5th volume featuring a double sider from his personal Library/Music records collection.

Corsica’s own Valerj joins Slow Motion’s ‘A UFO’ free edit series with a cerebral rework of Oppenheimer Analysis’s “Subterranean Desire.” Built for the haze of the early hours, Valerj amplifies the spirit of the minimal wave pioneers, delving deeper into the enigmatic allure of the 1980s original. His signature percussion drives and swaggering synths pulse. Rising to a euphoric payoff, Valerj tastefully hones the tension and elevates the lyrical excellence. Showcasing his production mastery, Valerj transforms “Subterranean Desire” into a versatile, cinematic cut, equally set for a twilight drive or igniting a club floor. Vocoders sizzle, and the original’s elements are tastefully relit. Valerj not only honours the essence of the classic but propels it into the present, ensuring its legacy endures on dancefloors and in hearts alike.

To honor one of the most legendary figures in dance music history, here is the official Ron Hardy tee – a tribute to the fearless pioneer of Chicago’s underground sound, the wild spirit of the Music Box. Known for his raw edits, relentless energy, and boundary-pushing sets, he reshaped club culture and inspired generations of DJs and dancers. This release includes two monstruous tracks straight from the basement.

Slow Motion’s own Franz Scala adds to his impressive collection of edits with a vibrant rework of XS5’s “I Need More.” His signature robust percussion ties everything together, with chest hitting snares and expansive atmospherics. Scala’s gift for immersing listeners in the energy of the dancefloor is on full display, skillfully building anticipation for key elements of the original track while allowing the vocal hooks to resonate. Scala lowers the tempo and maintains a fierce low end, creating room for dynamics to flourish. This Portuguese 1988 gem receives his revered and respectful treatment, making it a noteworthy addition to his mighty catalogue.

Turkish Hamam House Disco Edits Volume 3 is a selection of music for dancing and listening, ranging from disco folk to funk pop and from oriental funk to far-out electrified beats.

To honor one of the most legendary figures in dance music history, here is the official Ron Hardy tee – a tribute to the fearless pioneer of Chicago’s underground sound, the wild spirit of the Music Box. Known for his raw edits, relentless energy, and boundary-pushing sets, he reshaped club culture and inspired generations of DJs and dancers. This release includes thee monstruous tracks straight from the basement.

4 monstruous tracks straight from the basement feat. one of the original house music creator Ron Hardy.

Anatolian Weapons offers for name-your-price download on his bandcamp page 4 Asian-inspired edits.

Third in this series: Rough Pop Edits. After years of lighting up dance floors around Europe and beyond, Afrobot it’s finally opening the vault. Dozens of unreleased edits – tested in sweaty rooms, peak-time moments, and long nights between 2009 and 2020 – are coming out at last. This new compilation series will travel through Africa, Disco, New Wave, Pop, Bollywood and electronic mutations. Raw cuts. Heavy grooves. Dance-floor weapons.

DayVentura is back with another modern-dancefloor-fresh edit of a classic European proto-techno masterpiece.

After years of lighting up dance floors around Europe and beyond, Afrobot it’s finally opening the vault. Dozens of unreleased edits – tested in sweaty rooms, peak-time moments, and long nights between 2009 and 2020 – are coming out at last. This new compilation series will travel through Africa, Disco, New Wave, Pop, Bollywood and electronic mutations. Raw cuts. Heavy grooves. Dance-floor weapons.

After years of lighting up dance floors around Europe and beyond, Afrobot it’s finally opening the vault. Dozens of unreleased edits – tested in sweaty rooms, peak-time moments, and long nights between 2009 and 2020 – are coming out at last. This new compilation series will travel through Disco, New Wave, Bollywood, Caribbean sounds, and electronic Afro mutations. Raw cuts. Heavy grooves. Dance-floor weapons.