supported by roger sanchez, pete tong, tom de neef, johan gielen, funkerman, fedde le grand,..black holes new sub label grooves for you by danny van wauwe, alain jongen and roy rox
from the tropics comes whiskey disco, a sneaky re-edit label bent on dredging the decanter for diffident dancefloor genius from latent disco perpetrators. it is loosely connected to sleazy mcqueen and his assorted cohorts.
wd37 broadway kiss showcases the hair-split-contrast in our disco genre. 4 songs so good, they all deserve equal attention, pontchartrain delivers, lifesaver, an immaculate distillation of house and disco fused, buffed and polished. on the inside, osmose has bottled pure disco fire with broadway kiss, a perfect party starter for any warehouse with disco leanings.
flipping to the aa, seasoned jock, derek kaye has reworked holding on and in the process landed it (and a few others!) in greg wilsons top edits of 2014 chart. by now, you must know that we are very fond of a bit of cheese in our whiskey… rulefinn sidesteps the usual elements of la biondas i got your number to focus on the slick guitar, while retaining the vocals until the end for optimal impact.
after listening to this ep, you will feel like you have been kissed all over.
still music offshoot past due is proudly presenting two chicago disco gems by devarne that were never officially available before (only promo copies were made). includes a techno disco remix by alex attias (still music, planet e, reincarnation)
tougher than usual outing here on susu that benifits from the vocal talents of diane charlemagne and remixes from max quayle,who is reknown for his work on madonna the vocal mix is the one to go for here and is a dark chunky affair that will introduce this label to a new legion of fans and on the flip for the soulful house deveotees there is a richard earnshaw dub of show me
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