Remixed With Love Volume 3 is the latest edition of what has become the industry-leading disco remix series. No one knows this era of music better than Dave Lee, who under his Joey Negro alias once again turns his impeccable hand to some of the best-loved records ever committed to wax.

Part One
Record One
A1 The Fatback Band – (Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop (Joey Negro London Bus Stop Mix)
A2 Patti LaBelle – It’s Alright With Me (Joey Negro Extended Disco Remix)
B1 Evelyn “Champagne” King – I'm In Love (Joey Negro Tribute To Kashif Mix)
B2 Slave - Party Lites (Joey Negro Boogiefied Mix)
Record Two
C1 Gladys Knight & The Pips – Bourgie', Bourgie' (Joey Negro Super Bourgeoisie Remix)
C2 Sister Sledge - You Fooled Around (Joey Negro Fooled Around With Mix)
D1 Odyssey – Going Back To My Roots (Joey Negro Disco Re-Blend)
D2 Ashford & Simpson – Found A Cure (Joey Negro Found A Dub Mix) More

Remixed With Love Volume 3 is the latest edition of what has become the industry-leading disco remix series. No one knows this era of music better than Dave Lee, who under his Joey Negro alias once again turns his impeccable hand to some of the best-loved records ever committed to wax.

Part Three
Record One
A1 Glenn Jones – I Am Somebody (Joey Negro Finessed Remix)
A2 Patrice Rushen – Never Gonna Give You Up (JN Re-Grooved Mix)
B1 Samuel Jonathan Johnson – You (Joey Negro Zoomed In Mix)
B2 Deniece Williams - Free (Joey Negro Re-Grooved Mix)
Record Two
C1 Venus Dodson - Shining (Joey Negro Tribute To Leroy Burgess Mix)
C2 Gwen McCrae - Doin’ It (Joey Negro Soulful Reprise)
D1 Mass Production - Shante (Joey Negro Cosmic Funk Mix) More

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Part Two - Record One

A1 Caché - Jazzin' And Cruisin'
A2 Congress - You Gotta Get It
A3 The Hudsons - Show Me You Care
B1 The Antilles - I've Got To Have You
B2 Index - Starlight

Part Two - Record Two
C1 Cloud - All Night Long
C2 Touchdown - Ease Your Mind
D1 AD 2000 - Love Time Machine
D2 Paradise - Stop And Think
D3 Ritual – Non-Stop Boogie More

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Z Records continues its commitment to unearthing the obscure and long forgotten tracks from the last 40 years with the much-anticipated follow up to Backstreet Brit Funk. Volume 2 has been eight years in the making and continues to showcase the best of the genre from the late 70s to early 80s, compiled once again by Joey Negro. Brit Funk is perhaps one of the UK’s most under-appreciated genres. Emerging in the late 70’s and taking influences from jazz, funk, reggae and pop, by the early 80s it had spread all over the UK. Chart-topping mainstream bands like Wham!, Spandau Ballet and Haircut 100 tapped into the style and sound to help launch their careers, whilst Linx, Level 42, Light of The World, The Cool Notes and Hi Tension were all Brit Funk acts who troubled the UK top 40 with their own singles.

CD One
Savanna - I Can’t Turn Away
Rick Clarke – Potion
The Antilles - I've Got To Have You
The Hudsons - Show Me You Care
Paradise - Stop And Think
Index - Starlight
The Oceans - Pacific Dream
Powerline - Watching You
Janet Kay - Eternally Grateful (Unreleased Dub Mix)
Veira Krew - Sexy Lady
AD 2000 – Love Time Machine
Mercy Mercy – What Are We Gonna Do About It?

CD Two
Touchdown - Ease Your Mind
Caché - Jazzin' And Cruisin'
Congress – You Gotta Get It (Unreleased Edit)
Rare Moods - Closer To Your Love
Kandidate – Girls Girls Girls
Paul Bailey Sound - Take A Walk In The Moonlight
Eastbound Expressway - Never Let Go
Proton - We’re Funkin’
Ritual - Non Stop Boogie
Cloud - All Night Long
Brazelia - Brazelia
I.C.Q - Final Approach More

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Part One - Record One
A1 Rick Clarke – Potion
A2 Savanna - I Can’t Turn Away
B1 Proton – We’re Funkin’
B2 The Oceans - Pacific Dream
B3 Kandidate - Girls Girls Girls
Part One - Record Two
C1 The Paul Bailey Sound - Take A Walk In The
Moonlight
C2 Janet Kay - Eternally Grateful (Unreleased Mix)
D1 Veira Krew - Sexy Lady
D2 Rare Moods - Closer To Your Love
D3 Powerline - Watching You More

Remixed With Love Volume 3 is the latest edition of what has become the industry-leading disco remix series. No one knows this era of music better than Dave Lee, who under his Joey Negro alias once again turns his impeccable hand to some of the best-loved records ever committed to wax.

Part One
Record One
A1 The Fatback Band – (Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop (Joey Negro London Bus Stop Mix)
A2 Patti LaBelle – It’s Alright With Me (Joey Negro Extended Disco Remix)
B1 Evelyn “Champagne” King – I'm In Love (Joey Negro Tribute To Kashif Mix)
B2 Slave - Party Lites (Joey Negro Boogiefied Mix)
Record Two
C1 Gladys Knight & The Pips – Bourgie', Bourgie' (Joey Negro Super Bourgeoisie Remix)
C2 Sister Sledge - You Fooled Around (Joey Negro Fooled Around With Mix)
D1 Odyssey – Going Back To My Roots (Joey Negro Disco Re-Blend)
D2 Ashford & Simpson – Found A Cure (Joey Negro Found A Dub Mix) More

GENRE/S:
Progressive House, Techno, Trance, Breaks

TRACKLISTS:
A. Café Del Mar (Orbital Remix)
B. Café Del Mar (Michael Mayer Remix)

SHORT INFO:
Energy 52's Café Del Mar is one of the most iconic tracks in dance music. Over the years, Café Del Mar has achieved legendary status, regularly featuring in lists of the greatest dance tracks of all time. To put it simply, Café Del Mar is a cultural phenomenon, encapsulating the spirit of an era and influencing generations of artists and fans alike.
Now this iconic track is being remixed by two of the most revered acts in electronic music, Orbital and Michael Mayer. Orbital, the pioneering British electronic dance duo consisting of brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll, have continued to shape the electronic music scene since their emergence in 1989. Their remix is an ode to the golden age of rave, with clattering breakbeats and an ethereal synth line pulsing through its early stages before the iconic lead warps into view. A key figure in Cologne's electronic scene, Michael Mayer co-founded the influential Kompakt label, contributing significantly to its direction and success. For his interpretation, Mayer leans into head spinning, hypnotic rhythms, with tribal drums and the patiently evolving lead line building towards a climax that is more subtle but no less effective.




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2023 repress

Tracklist
A. Pick Up (12" Extended Disco Version)
B. The Love Truck

DJ Koze might be one of the world's best producers, but above all he's a DJ, and it's his DJ ear that governs. Just as in a great set, so with his releases: "Seeing Aliens" came out of nowhere, a big buzzing beast of a track, to announce that Koze was back on the scene and prime everyone for the coming album, knock knock. But now that Koze has your attention, it's time to remind everyone what's most important about club music, pull things back, take a turn to the left, and get deep into the groove.

Thus "Pick Up": the second single from knock knock is 100% pure groove, doubly so in the extended 12" version. In a sense it's incredibly familiar - it is essentially a filter disco record, very close to something you could imagine coming out of Paris around the turn of the millennium. But of course, this is Koze. Nothing is normal or familiar in his world, and he's taken this most foundational of clubland staples into new territory. Flipping samples of Gladys Knight & the Pips "Neither One Of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say Goodbye)" and Melba Moore's "Pick Me Up, I'll Dance", it creates something completely airborne, shot through with emotions such as gods must feel: not quite explicable to the human mind but strong enough to knock you off your feet. In its way it's absolutely as powerful as "Seeing Aliens", but it comes in like the proverbial iron fist in a glove of velvet.

The flip, a ten-minute new track, "The Love Truck" is a big contrast again. If "Pick Up" is giddy flight, "The Love Truck" is woozy floating. Its sharp, clicking percussion recalls 2000s minimal techno, but this time absolutely nothing is generic. The long, intense, on-and-off bass tones, the flickers of birdsong, the pure voices slipping in backwards as if from the future... it's all like the most blissful dream, and culminates in a coda so subtle yet so beautiful it's like ever time you've ever seen the sun rise and thought "I never want this to end", all the while understanding deep down that the fleeting nature of the pleasure is also what give it its power. But of course, being created with that consummate DJ's ear, it's also full of the thrill of wondering what Koze has in store next.

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Approximately 3 years after the release of their debut album, ETNOBOTANIKA are back. Lesne Duchy is yet another joint release from the Silesian duo, coming out on the collaborative efforts of Superkasety Records and The Very Polish Cut Outs. These are still the sounds of a dusty old cassette, however this time the digging didn't take place in the allotment gardens, but rather somewhere in the woods, within a thick layer of moss. Hauntology and nostalgia still play important roles yet they are no longer in the foreground. Certain associations with primordial magic, wild backwoods and unspeakable mysteries come to the fore. The ambience encapsulated in these tropes is the key to understanding this album. One can, of course, mention that sonically the producers are once again flirting with dubtechno, ambient and sampled collages, but all these genre clichés are only tools resulting from the individual inspirations and experiences of Alergeek and Uwdar (i.e. the two halves of ETNOBOTANIKA), and are meant to build the right mood, not to put Le?ne Duchy into the tight framework of, say, club music or trip-hop. If this album is to be pinned down to anything, it is probably library music.
The 80 minutes of music spanning two vinyl records and a chunk of cassette tape make for quite a long record, ETNOBOTANIKA however make sure there is absolutely no dullness, precisely thanks to the variety of moods. At times it leads us playfully out into the woods, other times it haunts us a little, but eventually all ends well, and we don't even get the chance to realise that we've been wandering around the green backwoods for over an hour... and we want to go back there again and again.

Second album by ETNOBOTANIKA
2LP - 80 Minutes of Music


A1 Najstarsze Drzewo Swiata
A2 Wil
A3 Na Polanie
A4 Knieje
A5 Czarownice
B1 Bagna
B2 Swietliki
B3 Deszcz Deszcz
B4 Tajemnice
B5 Beboki
C1 Sladami Wilka
C2 Nowa Sciezka
C3 Spiew Znad Rzeki
C4 Chocholy
D1 Planeta Las
D2 Wszystkie Swity
D3 Lesny Ambient
D4 Piochy

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Zambon from The Very Polish Cut-Outs have once again sought out forgotten and somewhat obscure artists whose music is in need of a revival. This time, they have chosen the duo MODFUNK, who were active in the Polish electronic music scene from 1999 to 2009. Piotr Jarecki and Martin Tigermann, two Varsovians who shared a love for the "french touch" genre that dominated dancefloors worldwide at the time, showcasing Daft Punk, Cassius, Stardust, and Bob Sinclar, were the brains behind the project.

The compilation comprises a subjective and cross-sectional selection of the ten best tracks from Modfunk's entire discography. While their music evolved over the years, they never abandoned their French-inspired sound, which is why the compilation includes tracks like "Souler" and "The Wav," which draw inspiration from Daft Punk. It also features "Love," a track sung in Polish that echoes Romanthony's work, as well as "Texmex" and "Wishes," two electropop tracks that could have been released on Ed Banger Records

Includes printed insert with the history of the group Modfunk


A1 Souler
A2 The Wav
A3 Funksalad
A4 Love
A5 Juice
B1 Wishes
B2 Possibiity For Significant Other
B3 Tex Mex
B4 Through The Sound
B5 Just…

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