Yse Saint Laur'ant makes wonky, left-of-centre sounds for proper underground parties. He's done so for years, and now returns with more of his raw and inventive disco on the sought-after Vinyl Only label. Opener 'Bad Company' pairs visceral arps with glossy pads and soulful vocal, which is stripped away from the 'Better Company' version. On the flipside, 'Don't Look Back' is a more freewheeling and funky feel, with silky basslines and hip swing claps under buttery vocals. Last of all is a classic chug-disco gem. 'Foreign Love' goes slow, with crashing hits and languid bass all topped off by a yearning female vocal that slowly but surely rises into euphoria. More

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Thoma Cher comes correct on his first solo outing on Whiskey Disco.
Holiday Holiday is end-to-end pure party material. Just like Thoma’s previous label material, this 3-track ep is no exception. Punchy kicks, cutting guitar licks and vocals from the peak hour Holiday Holiday to Dancer and Be My Love for those more intimate moments. More

A1 - The Silver Rider – Roundhouse
A2 - The Silver Rider - You’re The One
B1 - Bustin Loose – These Ol’ Days
B2 - Bustin Loose – Home Way Phase

Texan, The Silver Rider takes time away from farm-life to drop two heart-tender disco missives, while splitting the slab with Londoner, Bustin' Loose, who makes his Whiskey Disco debut.

Kicking things off on the a-side is The Silver Rider with 'Roundhouse,' a reworking of a stone-cold classic that injects club ready beats and high energy vibes into some very recognizable sample sources. Next up, TSR keeps the energy, but adds a sunkissed breeze to the mix with 'You're The One,' a super smooth and groovy number perfect for top-down cruising or pool side jamming.

Flip it over for a powerful pair of cuts from Bustin' Loose... the founder of London's, The Disco Express party series and a burgeoning producer with previous releases on Toy Tonics and Roux Records. 'These Ol' Days' gets us started with proper warm up tackle as a silky, filtered loop evolves and opens atop funky guitar loops and sultry vocals. Move the needle to the inside cut and we take the energy up a notch with 'Home Way Phase,' who's galloping percussion creates an urgency for shimmering strings and horn stabs to perfectly punctuate... PROPER! More

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A1 - Shark Infested
B1 - Brandy Beach
B2 – Starcrossed

Whiskey Disco returns with another brilliant EP by Australian producer Kayroy, known for creating new intersections between edits, reworks, and originals that the label is known for.

A driving, tension-heavy original A-side reminiscent of early Sound Stream, complimented by two wonderfully selected reworks - a smartly tightened up beautiful instrumental gem originally by Japanese guitarist & composer, Shigeru Suzuki, and an almost necessary revision of euro-disco genius Alec Costandinos’s opus "Romeo & Juliet".

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Norwegian Demi-god, Rulefinn is back. On his semi-annual trips to Florida, he snagged a number of gems while digging with WD label honcho, Sleazy McQueen.
Three of these songs have been distilled to pure boogie essence for the Fedora Files. More

Like a phoenix, Montreal’s disco godfather, Robert Ouimet is back with the same vim and vigor as when was tapped by Gino Soccio for album consulting or when he remixed Francine McGee’s delirium in 1977. But, here he presents 4 songs from his deep archive, edited to ‘hands-up’ glory for today’s audience. More

The mysterious Kayroy returns to Whiskey Disco for his second EP of 2019. Fans of his first EP will find more of the same, a raw, pastiche of samples glued together into a package of hands-up disco fire.
'Rosella' rolls along with a natural tendency to groove underpinned by trippy effects and classic piano and vocal riffs. 'You’re the Reason Why', lowers the tempo and amps up the vibes.
The B-Side is a sped-up departure from previous Kayroy fare, but sounds just as natural. 'Silk & Satin' seems like the type of track one might hear in nearly any Harvey set, while 'One Night in Prague' raised the tempo and will have your pulse racing with its relentless bass.
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Lovedancing Alumnus, Will Buck, makes the leap to daddy-label, Whiskey Disco on this, his first solo ep.
A side tracks are both heavy hitters with nostalgic samples while the b side is rife with left of centre, lesser known grooves, capped off by label head, Sleazy McQueen’s remix of the title track. More

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Texan / Mexican neighbours, the Silver Rider and the Funk District hold hands in disco diplomacy that will break down any wall. What a time to be alive: 20 years ago, these would have been buried on the b-side, but in 2019 they rock down the house of the largest of clubs. More

Brothers from across the pond, Pontchartrain and ThatManMonkz, join forces to split a butter smooth ep of edits. Don’t mistake the smoothness for mellow vibes, these are custom made to fill the floor. More

The mysterious Kayroy appears on his second Whiskey Disco record bringing the heat by way of sampladelic dancefloor collages packed with funk and a slight left-of-center aesthetic. 'Like Damn!' and the titular, 'Pavlova Casanova', are both hands-up, disco gaiety that will rip the heart of your chest.
'Sandy Shackles' closes out the EP conjuring the disco dub vibes of editors like Idjut Boys or Ray Mang. Just who is Kayroy – and who was he on his first Whiskey Disco appearance?
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Midnight City head honcho, Vincenco De Bull comes correct for his second outing and first EP on Whiskey Disco.
4 Kicks ep is to the brim with 4 late-90s vibe, feel good disco treats a la Studio 45 meets Knee Deep. On the A side 'Champ 1' let's loose with those summery feel good guitar riffs and soulful vocals before 'In Love' transports you to Tokyo for a dreamy synth laden, love song boogie.
Flip it and you're hit with an uptempo groover, fizzing with an unbridled energy, squelchy synths and feisty licks under the name 'Goodbye Ketan'. Closing the e.p. out 'That Same Old Feeling' is an endlessly building, looped up pot of disco grooves and stirring vocals.
A quadruple shot of Whiskey Disco, ready to set you right for the weekend.
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The Patchouli Brothers deliver four raw tunes, looped for optimum dancefloor ecstasy. On the A side ‘He Wonders’ is a squelching synthy, guitar laden gem, extended and reworked for full cosmic galacticness. ‘A Mighty Joy’ follows up with a slice of gospel disco gold, expertly tweaked to enrich your soul with spiritual goodness.
On the B side ‘Can’t Stop Christy’ is laced with a good helping of slap bass and trumpet flurries alongside the elusive Christy trading licks with that hazy distorted guitar. Closing out the e.p. ‘Take You There’ channels the glory days of disco into a six-and-half-minute reglammed opus.
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Love Bite compiles the efforts of a cadre of talented DJs-cum-producers from across the globe for a selection of 4 songs each tailored for before, during and after peak time at your pool party or discotheque.
A1 Tony Chocoloney – Less Groove
A2 Alex Zuiev- Valentina
*B1 Anthony Mansfield & Makes Me Move – It’s Too Late
B2 Gledd – When You Move
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Whiskey Disco welcomes back label boss Sleazy McQueen and A&R Pontchartrain alongside newcomer, The Rejected, and alumni Vagabundo Club Social for the 3 track EP that's all in the hips and the lips and the eyes and the thighs. Grab your partner, bailamos! More

Whiskey Disco #44 joins the ranks of two label vets, Pontchartrain and The Silver Rider. Both have turned in top-selling recent successes on labels like Lovedancing, Smokecloud Records, Street Edits and of course their respective appearances on Whiskey Disco. Pontchartrain leads the A-side with heavy vocal, percussion and samples with a healthy side of dub. His quality mixing matched with meticulously programmed sampling are up to his usual high standards of work… Mystery man, The Silver Rider adds some sexual tension to the flip in the form of Muzik and Never Stop..... Two songs steeped in tender loving care.....




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From the tropics comes Whiskey Disco, a sneaky re-edit label bent on dredging the decanter for diffident dancefloor genius from latent disco perpetrators. It's loosely connected to Sleazy McQueen and his assorted cohorts. WD43 welcomes Italian-Disco-Demigod, Bottin to the roster. Bottin offers two uptempo and catchy re-edits sitting alongside a lovely dub of #1 Deejay by Hristo. On the B2, label head, Sleazy McQueen has elongated the soulful house classic, We All Need Love. 4 songs tweaked for the jazzy leaning disco set.




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