(ronny & renzo remix) 180 gr vinyl !! Naruto is a midtempo cosmic disco chugger with fragments of spiritual jazz and swampy blues. The remix by R&R is a mix of robot disco & deep techno.
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Lets Get Lost vol. 26 … this time Jacques Renault steps up to the plate with 4 quality edits. More

NYC's Jacques Renault comes correct on the ever reliable Lets Get Lost... Jacques brings the heat! More

Combining 14 tracks from Daniele Baldelli & Marco Dionigi vinyl double 12" releases from Lets Get Lost! This limited edition CD contains 14 tracks of pure gold covering dusty house, disco, punk and funk. More

Italy’s legendary Cosmic voyageur and disco innovator Daniele Baldelli returns for Lets Get Lost! Another double 12” after the classic and highly prized Lets Get Lost 21. Heavy hitting! More

Italy’s legendary Cosmic voyageur and disco innovator Daniele Baldelli makes his debut for Lets Get Lost! 8 incredible tracks... More bang for your buck! More

Optimo's JD Twitch returns to Let's Get Lost for another rather special outing. More

With Eddie C's previous creation for Let's Get Lost barely out of the barrel of the the label's finely engineered hand cannon we are bombarded with two more selections from the Canadian turned Berliner's seemingly limitless arsenal of secret weapons. Masterful re-arrangement as ever ever from the now seasoned producer. Side A yields wonderfully quirky balearic vibes while on the flip a horn and string led disco barn stormer reminiscent of a Rub-n-Tug unknown gem provides what is, for us at least, the highlight of the EP. Two very different tracks and a great package all round. More

Let's Get Lost celebrate 15 release with a killer edit of Letta Mbulu's glorius track Nomalizo. A side sees Eddie C at the console and on the B is KZA is at the helm. Originally a highly sought after Japanese only release from the 80's. More

Hot on the heels of volume 12 and with a familiar Let's Get Lost face at the helm, volume 13 welcomes Jacques Renault aboard once more and he's jumped genres yet again! After the relentless house edits of his last LGL voyage this release sees him return to the familiar waters of synthesizer prodded orchestral disco for the first two tracks and a saxophone and choir led afrobeat gem to round things off. More