However, dig that tiny bit deeper and J.Cub’s classy production skills are more than evident with an infectious beat just deep enough to give this track a dancefloor ready undertone. Clever stuff indeed. On remix duties is Disco Deviance’s Dicky Trisco - a name synonymous with nu-disco and electrofunk. His take on ‘Mercado Viejo’ enters a different dimension for a darker dancefloor. A driving chugging bass and some tweaky shooting bleeps and squeaks makes for a classy remix bound to set discos alight once the sun sets beyond the horizon. Bonus tracks come in the shape of the jazz-tinged ‘Take off your shoes’ featuring some of the slickest horns heard in a long time and the wonderfully housey ‘Baby Groove’ clearly designed with dark and sexy nightclub grooving in mind. Another terrifically stylish release from this world class label - released, as always, on limited edition loud-pressed wax.