Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Aldo Vanucci

plymouths 14th best dj aldo vanucci drops his latest in the form of this killer ep. >you re all show< features the sublime vocals of kylie auldist - best known as the lead singer of the bamboos but also a massive star in her own right. in this track she lyrically tears down some unfortunate individual who has been showing out a little too much. >take me to a party< features rappers asm batting off the unwanted attentions of the post gig sparkle ponies and with aldos backing creates a classic hip hop party vibe. >what happened?< re-works a classic vocal to devastating effect and >alone< re-creates the off kilter breakbeat vibe of aldos biggest track to date >when i see you smile<.

plymouths 14th best is back with another party breaks ep to slay your club, wedding or office party. first up is his tribute to the crooklyn clan, a party starter for sure, previously signed to av8 records but now with added ragga chat. second is a funky breaks version of duck sauces sample find, with a head nod to the good groove sound. on the flip we have dan le sac vs scoobious pips solid gold tune given a two tone skank followed by a b more version of kc & the sunshine bands give it up. if these dont get your dancefloor burning pack up and go home.

bstrd boots taps into the supreme power of plymouth uks 14th best dj - the one mr. aldo vanucci, who himself has remixed and produced for labels such as catskills, sunday best, rebtuz, av8, funk weapons and more over the last few years.

20th anniversary boxset. premium hard slipcase with 5 x 7 inch vinyl in heavy weight printed discobags. includes printed insert and digital download card (to 20 track digital compilation). limited to 500.

17 killer cuts with a healthy sprinkle of smoove magic. the double vinyl release includes a download code.

some say that soul music is making a comeback, but for these two funk-soul brothers it really never went away. here we have two great workouts of classic covers that show love & respect for the originals while steering them directly at the dance-floor. you’ll know these tunes, but not like this!