TRACKLISTING:
A1. Sea Waves
B1. She's Got To Know It Well
B2. Brother

For RE:WARM 004 we head to South Africa to welcome the amazing band, The Hurricanes to the label.

The Hurricanes comprised of Donald Mbowane, Albinus Sobekwa, Elias Sekete and Philip Marokoane. However over the years there were a number of variations in the band. They released a number of singles and EP's throughout the 1970's on RPM and Buffalo but they finally released their greatest hits in 1978 on Buffalo.

It's from the greatest hits which was produced by Thomas J. Masingi that we have selected three wonderful tracks that show off the band's phenomenal talent. The hugely sought after track "Sea Waves" will take over the A side with "Brother" and "She's Got To Know It Well" on the flip.
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Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1983. Comes with Flemming Dalum and Vanzetti & Sacco remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1983. Comes with Flemming Dalum and Victor Ark remixes! More

Reissue of this classic from 1983. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1984. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1984. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1985. Comes with Flemming Dalum and Hysteric remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1984. Comes with Pulsedriver, John Laurant and MS Project remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1986. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1985 with Flemming Dalum and George Hysteric remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1985. Comes with Flemming Dalum and DJ TinTin remixes. More

Reissue of this ’88 synth-pop classic! More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1985 with Flemming Dalum and DJ Tin Tin remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1984. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1986. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this hitsingle from 2000. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1984. Including Flemming Dalum remixes! More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1986. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

First techno EP of the young talented producer Raär, including a Ngly remake under the Glyn moniker. An esoteric journey inside an endless warehouse party weaving between love and hate. These rave tools are fit to wake the clubs up !
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Official reissue with four hard to find Italo Disco gems (’83 – ’88) taken from the original master tapes! More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1985. Comes with Flemming Dalum and Victor Ark remixes. More

More bold and brash sickness from Gay Marvine. It just gets more perverted when you think about every song from a red hanky perspective. A side = pure disco and deep funk reshaped as tools for today. B side = total cult classics re-visioned to devastate any dance floor.
A1 I Want Yr Love See how well it fits! The classic insidious groove. This is the sound of cocaine, people. The Gay Marvine interpretation takes the shape that another Detroiter found on his political disco classic and allows the full song to reveal itself. A dance floor treasure.
A2 Pitch Black City Originally recorded in Bologna, Italy with the vocals added at the Power Station in NYC. Luther Vandross is not on this one. A major reshape, a real improvement! A highlight of any night.
B side B1 Hilltop In Detroit this was called Techno, because that's what you called Electro then. A knock them dead thunderous classic from an unappreciated uk band. This is an edit of the Bernard Sumner remix, giving it a kind of EBM / new
beat feel, before that even existed. Nice 303. Most likely the inspiration for UR 003 “The Final Frontier”. Restructured by Gay Marvine, fixing all
the off time edits, so that you can destroy the dance floor with ease.
B2 Meatin Don't slap me, because I'm not in the mood. I’d Hate to come down to their level and become a BW. Campy classic More

One-Sided 12" with the hit from "Berlin Calling" Soundtrack! More

An essential part of the European disco history... "Livin' Up" and "Stop" by B.W.H., these two tracks are true 'milestones' and Italo-Disco in the purest form. The sound that only the most virtuous and innovative young Italian DJs and arrangers were able to create in the early 80s. B.W.H is Stefano Zito (aka Black Way), Stefano Galante, and the late Carlo Favilli, "Stop" is dubbed "the best B-side ever!", but "Livin' Up" is also incredible, making this vinyl the hottest 12" ever assembled in the Italo Domain and for decades incredibly underrated. It was I-f's Mixed Up The Hague mix that brought this to the attention of a wider audience and have been considered one of the holy grails of Italo ever since. Here the 2 original versions from 1983 remastered with care and passion by Dom Scuteri and Claudio Casalini (Best Record) in two different editions: the classic one in black vinyl and the strictly limited one in gray vinyl. Two essential tracks available in a high quality edition. More

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Get ready for an electrifying revelation as we delve into the mind-blowing credits of this extraordinary record! This record has an outrageous lineup as Moplen is let loose to brilliantly remix and reprise Loose Change’s timeless masterpiece, “Straight From the Heart. A track that emerged from the creative genius of none other than Tom Moulton, the legendary maestro behind legendary Donna Summer’s iconic hits. But that’s not all! Enter the realm of Thor Baldursson, the brilliant mastermind known for his groundbreaking concepts and awe-inspiring arrangements. Together, the three of them form a disco dream team! More

First release on Saucy Lady’s own new label Dippin’ Records features double sider smashers. Starting with the A side, cover of Carly Simon’s Why, a classic funk tune produced by Nile Rogers that got a fresh new boogie revamp, produced by Saucy Lady herself and Yuki “U-KEY” Kanesaka.

With a more dance-floor friendly up-tempo treatment, it will guarantee hands up in the air and hips moving round & round ‘n side to side.

Flip side is another heater, a cover of the 80s hit slow jam One More Time by Phil Collins but sped up and turned into broken beats flyness, followed with a deep house remix produced by Daisuke Miyamoto, member of Orienta-Rhythm who’s had numerous notable releases with King Street Sound.

B side ends with an acappella version so you too can play with your own creative version of the classic. With limited vinyl copies, you don’t want to sleep on this.

Early DJ support so far from AtJazz, Dave Lee, Yam Who?, DJ Spinna, and Star Creature label. More

With "Times Are Tight" we have the missing link of the "soul chain" where Neddy Smith, Steve Kahn & Co.,Touche', Maxine Singleton, Jagg ... have found a pinch of glory. The history began 40 years ago when S.P.Q.R. (sub-label of Best Record) released "Danceteria", a wonderful compilation with 10 disco-soul-funk songs produced in the States among which the fantastic tune written, arranged and performed by Jimmy Young, still relevant today, that during the summer 1983 was rocking half world's dancefloors. The vocal side of "Times Are Tight" is so good for vibe and sentiment, while the instrumental version is early 80's disco-funk perfection. Great groove with really interesting instrumentation and variation. Yes indeed! This is the classic funk anthem from the early 80's - the lyrics are so apt for the current economic situation "Don't give up, your day is coming!" More

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Following the huge succes of “Serious”, remixed by Michael Gray, we now dive into the enchanting world of “Joy & Pain,” a timeless masterpiece penned by the legendary Frankie Beverly of Maze-fame. The brilliant Donna Allen and expertly remixed by the maestro himself, Dr Packer. With his trademark nu disco groove, Dr Packer unleashes an irresistible sonic force, propelling you into a realm where Donna effortlessly takes the reins with her divine R&B prowess. Together, they embark on an awe-inspiring journey, catapulting you into the very heart of dance floor ecstasy. Dr Packer unveils a package of unparalleled excellence, breathing new life into this classic gem and ensuring its enduring legacy. Get ready to surrender to the irresistible allure of pure dance floor heaven! More

Unidisc 40th anniversary continues with a Saturday Night Band classic featuring brand new Dave Lee remixes! "Come On Dance, Dance" is a disco funk track by the Saturday Night Band, originally released in 1978. The song features an upbeat tempo and groovy bassline, with brass and string sections adding to the lively and energetic vibe. The catchy chorus invites listeners to join in the dancefloor, with the lead singer's soulful vocals urging everyone to let loose and have a good time. The song is a quintessential disco anthem, with its infectious rhythm and joyous spirit capturing the essence of the era's dance music. "Come On Dance, Dance" has become a classic of its genre and continues to be a popular choice for parties and events. Dave Lee, also known by his stage names Joey Negro and Jakatta, is a British DJ, remixer, and producer known for his contributions to the house, disco, and dance music scenes. Lee has been active in the music industry since the late 1980s and has released numerous singles and albums under his various aliases. Throughout his career, Lee has been a champion of disco and funk music, often incorporating these genres into his productions and remixes. He is also known for his expertise in crate-digging and his extensive record collection, which he has used to source samples and inspiration for his music. More