as announced moxie is closing its doors, giving way to all the other editors to fight the edit battle… enough is enough. but moxie has to go out the proper way, so here is one more to celebrate the ending of it all. the moxters were in la recently with la 101.1 classic radio booming while on the road. the one song that got played most, by far, was >nananaheyhey< and it was screaming for an extended (break) version. so here it is, our goodbye to you. see you on the other side…

three track edits 12 on the infamous moxie label. on the a side theres >can the future be remembered?<, a bassdriven cut with an eighties feel and strings that gets intenser as the track progresses. the flip has >me on girl<, a minimal cut with hard edged arpeggio and dramatic strings later on. furthermore on the b side, theres the >11 miles from bloxham<. tip!

nr 9 in the series comes with the driving, bass led edit from cerrones >striptease< on the a side and the easier ralph mcdonald >play pen< track on the flip. tip!

moxie takes you on an outer space 80s electro jam. theres the uptempo female version and the more mid tempo male version. warning... dance, break and party invasion!!

moxie say: we got hipped to the life of a party last year during a breaking contest in nyc, one of those old school ones in the bronx. it was pure ecstasy! so we extended the good part, so the trip would last longer. the idea was to combine party life with two other breakers tracks to form a steppers package and then mj died... browsing back through his catalogue we were reminded of two other sweet 70s tracks: the funky hum along and dance and the smoother, but dangerously infective let me show you (the way to go). the result is moxies tribute to mj. may he be with us forever. thank you for the inspiration and joy you gave us.

this lovely duo hails straight from the pacific, where they have been busy working on some outer space cuts. well, actually they are taking us on a trip through the more adventurous side of 80s english indie music. something we at moxie like very much.

one of l.a.s most eccentric electronic producers drops this daedaly 2 tracker on the ever mysterious, moxie.

moxie have been out in orbit all summer but now come down to earth with these special disco versions by two special friends from brooklyn, nyc...disco fabulous action

moxie is on an intergalactic roll here. three times space(ious) disco daftness! tip! willie went wild while on mars, editing some dirty disco basslines to planetary alignment. meanwhile over on jupiter things were taken beyond when toying around with classy material… check those strings…meltdown! and finally landing on the moon, where another nugget was edited to disco heaven. universal stuff

its been six months since the last moxie and spring seems like a good time for a new release. spring means joy and so three very joyful, sexy cuts have made it to this release. we can rant on about obscure originals etc, but in the end its about good music and these tracks make us feel good.

hes back! the undercover detroit b boy, chow daddy, drops another two killer tracks on everybodys favorite edit label, moxie recordings. never fade will bring a smile to anyone who will hear this feel good music... did the summer ever end? dismembered is an obscure early 80s wave track, which mr. daddy edited in such a way that it feels more like an early house track. another winner from moxie

moxie returns to where they started (and pretty much stayed) rough 80s electronic music. this time - two edits from worlds apart.. the a-side features an edit of a late 80s ny classic while the b-side is a re-edit of a electrofied brazilian song.. they must have listened to the sugarhill gang before producing this tune.. now whos chow daddy