Four of the freshest Blaze remixes come together on wax for the first time on Slip ‘N’ Slide, ‘Blaze Remixed’. The West London label is home to some of the best house music that crossed the Atlantic from the 90s onwards, and today the imprint continues to refresh Blaze’s legendary catalogue with remixes from leading industry figures. Up first, British producer Atjazz takes the cool feel of ‘So In Love’ from the minds of Kevin Hedge & Josh Milan as Black Rascals, adding his signature genre-crossing style. Jimpster’s take on ‘Wonderland’, featuring Josh Milan on vocals as Alexander Hope, stabilises the track while allowing the free-flowing feel of the OG to shine through. Brooklyn native DJ Spinna’s remix of ‘How Deep Is Your Love’ capitalises on Hope’s powerful vocals, supported by impeccable synth-laden production, before vinyl aficiando Natasha Diggs closes out this Blaze collection with her remix of ‘Breathe’; Diggs stays faithful to the original’s iconic saxophone and trumpet-led sound, sprinkling in her tasteful flair for smooth grooves and delicious synthwork at every turn. More

West London’s Slip ‘N Slide presents a special four-track package on wax for the first time, as Seth Troxler and Franck Roger deliver remixes of the 1997 Blaze favourite ‘Lovelee Dae’. An iconic artist who needs little introduction, Seth Troxler’s name is synonymous with American house and techno of the last two decades, with his formative years in Detroit shaping his sound before moving to the techno capital of the world Berlin. His ventures as a label boss, and with Night Tales, further cemented the talent as an underground hero - he now joins the likes of Carl Craig, Roman Flügel, and Isolée in giving ‘Lovelee Dae’ an expertly crafted remix, building from minimal grooves to a grand and immersive wash of sound. Also stepping up on remix duties is Parisian producer, crate digger and label boss of Real Tone Records, Franck Roger, who adds his signature beat focussed approach to the iconic track. This vinyl package also includes Blaze’s striking original, as well as one of the very first remixes from the late 90s, the 20:20 Vision remix of which used copies go for big money. This is an essential 12 inch EP for any true house fan. More

When "Moonwalk" was released in 1995, it was immediately recognized as a new high for the already well-accomplished Newark, NJ outfit Blaze. Previously, Josh Milan and Kevin Hedge had laid to waste virtually all competition with a slew of dope releases under their various guises in a little over 2 years---this after they had been dropped from Motown and left to fend for themselves in the highly inspired NY/NJ underground club scene. Burrowing further, the duo kept a low-profile throughout 1994, returning the following year to grace the world with their Funky People incarnation on the seminal "Blaze Tracks EP," hailed for "Moonwalk"'s relentless, soaring beauty. Borrowing from the most psych-inclined soul-jazz pioneers of Blaze's confessed elementary foundation, the instrumental is one of the groups unquestionable demonstrations of genius and a bellowing affirmation of Josh Milan's otherworldly synth-work, which slithers and slopes its way through the tough, on-point, moody-keyed production typical of their mid-90's sound. The track is so cocky it abruptly ends with virtually no notice following 7 minutes of continuous ascension and accumulated tension, all left to dissipate instantly in a haze of astonishment and amazement. A classic club landmark, "Moonwalk" is reissued here as the latest installment of slow to speak's CORE series, a fine testament to the expansive, totally-mesmerizing sound of authentic deep house music at its point of inception in the sweaty, blacked-out club-spaces of the NY metro-area and beyond. More

The collaboration kicks off with a killer 4-track EP that celebrates some of the label's greatest classics.

Starting off the dance on the A side, we have Blaze pres. UDAUFL with 'Most Precious Love (DF's Future 3000 Mix)' featuring the iconic Barbara Tucker on vocals. The driving piano bass line gets you in the groove just before those unmistakable lyrics break you into song.

A2 gets us reminiscing about those 'good old days', letting loose on the dancefloor in New Jersey’s Club Zanzibar. A legendary club spot back in its heyday, championed by its resident DJ Tony Humphries. A strong club cut, produced by Jovonn with vocals bringing the track to life by vocalist LY.

On the B side, we start with 'Closer (King Street Moody Club Mix)' by Mood II Swing feat. Carole Sylvan. It's a real dancefloor banger produced by one of the best house duos in the game!

Wrapping things up is the euphoric 'Cascades of Colour (Wamdue Black Mix)' feat. Gaelle on vocals and produced by Ananda Project. It's a timeless track, perfect for any sunrise or sunset.

House heads unite. An absolute must have More

Athens based DJ/producer Dino MFU joins musical forces with vocalist Alxandra Good for their dance floor shattering single “Not True.” Kicking things off is the original mix of “Not True,” a deep, driving, and forward-thinking dance single perfectly crafted with uplifting moments punctuated by the gorgeous vocals of Alexandra Good. Following suit, dance music pioneer and legend David Morales take the remix reins with his powerful, Afro groove influence vocal remix that will leave international dance floors wanting more! Morales gives us more next with his ‘Dub’ mix of the original that takes his previous vocal mix a bit deeper and darker for those perfect late night dance floor vibes. Finally, we complete the release with Dino MFU’s instrumental mix of “Not True.” More

King Street Sounds has reached its Silver Anniversary and in celebration of twenty-five years of iconic house music we’re dropping Volume 3 of our special edition vinyl release of “25 Years of Paradise.” This incredible record boasts the mighty Solomun’s dub mix of Tiger Stripe’s iconic single “Voyage” as well as the funky and percussive ‘Drum & Bass Raw Shit’ of Kerri Chandler’s classic “Come Home.” Special for this record and never before released on vinyl, we’ve also included the Black Loops remix of Bunte Bummler’s track “90’s Hood Boys,” as well as NYC based Afro house hero Doug Gomez’s RePERCUSSION edit of Kerri Chandler’’s “Ye Yo Ma. More

King Street Sounds has reached its Silver Anniversary and in celebration of twenty-five years of iconic house music we’re dropping Volume 2 of our special edition vinyl release of “25 Years of Paradise.” This incredible record boasts Lil Louis’s extended club mix of Kimara Lovelace’s iconic single “Misery” as well as the smooth and sexy Wamdue ‘Black Mix’ of Ananda Project feat. Gaelle Adisson’s timeless classic “Cascades Of Colour.” Special for this record and never before released on vinyl, we’ve also included DJ Spen’s ‘Raw Dub Edit’ of house master Kerri Chandler’s track “Something Deeper,” as well as NYC icon Danny Krivit’s edit of P’taah’s “Everything Is Naturally Free.” More

NYC Disco and House legend Danny Krivit has 45 years in the DJ game under his belt and having played endless gigs all over the world during that time it's safe to say the original Mr.K knows exactly what he's doing when it comes to this DJ thing! Pair Danny with his long time collaborators and family King Street Sounds and you're having a party! This is exactly what happened in 2001 when the label asked him to contribute to their legendary 'Mix the vibe' series where top flight selectors like Danny get to dig deep and produce a fresh DJ mix for the label. Now, you know the quality control is going to be sky-high on a project like this and this limited DJ sampler featuring tracks from the compilation proves just that! Featuring tracks and exclusive mixes from the likes of Kerri Chandler, Blaze, Chez Damier and Ron Trent this EP more than deserves a place on your record shelf or in your DJ bag! All featured tracks have been fully licensed from King Street, remastered and reissued with %100 involvement from the label. Essential House music for the seasoned heads and neophytes alike! More

NYC Disco and House legend Danny Krivit has 45 years in the DJ game under his belt and having played endless gigs all over the world during that time it's safe to say the original Mr.K knows exactly what he's doing when it comes to this DJ thing! Pair Danny with his long time collaborators and family King Street Sounds and you're having a party! This is exactly what happened in 2001 when the label asked him to contribute to their legendary 'Mix the vibe' series where top flight selectors like Danny get to dig deep and produce a fresh DJ mix for the label. Now, you know the quality control is going to be sky-high on a project like this and this limited DJ sampler featuring tracks from the compilation proves just that! All featured tracks have been fully licensed from King Street, remastered and reissued with %100 involvement from the label. Essential House music for the seasoned heads and neophytes alike! More

4 of the finest deep cuts from the legendary duo who have worked with 4th Floor, Henry Street and Nervous records. TRACK LISTING: A1 - Feel Funky
A2 - Nite Groove, B1 - The Native Ritual, B2 - Feel It More

John Ciafone and Lem Springsteen are true House legends, under their Mood II Swing production moniker the duo have scored an endless succession of club classics, cult hits and underground anthems. Since 1992 they've been at the forefront of the deep House and Garage movement emanating from New York City's clubs and streets and they show no sign of quitting anytime soon! The latest, and third sampler of Mood II Swing archival tracks is here, and as usual it's full of the duo's seminal productions, dubs and remixes for NYC's finest, King Street Sounds. Tracks featured: "The Summer Swing", "Inhale", "On Your Knees" and "Driving Me Crazy" More

Second of three samplers celebrating Mood II Swing's seminal original tracks and dubs from NYC's finest King Street Sounds. Contains their seminal cut 'Closer' (vocal + dub), 'Lip Stick Bitch' & 'Heart Attack Track' More