edits collection number 3

disco edits, pressed on 180g heavyweight vinyl

brand new label : dodo records

disco edits

heres a pairing you know will taste delicious, the patchouli brothers & dino soccio sharing two quick bites on a 7inch, a cheerful tumble of great ingredients.

phat remix package

slamming dj / floorfriendly disco

real disco house by the patchouli brothers

the patchouli brothers deliver four raw tunes, looped for optimum dancefloor ecstasy. on the a side he wonders is a squelching synthy, guitar laden gem, extended and reworked for full cosmic galacticness. a mighty joy follows up with a slice of gospel disco gold, expertly tweaked to enrich your soul with spiritual goodness. on the b side can t stop christy is laced with a good helping of slap bass and trumpet flurries alongside the elusive christy trading licks with that hazy distorted guitar. closing out the ep. take you there channels the glory days of disco into a six-and-half-minute reglammed opus.

the patchouli brothers strike back with a second edition of their edits for basic fingers. on the a-side we get a big dancefloor bullet with piano luxury, euphoric vocals and 110% party vibes. on the flip there s more of that uptempo feel-good business, just take your pick.

the patchouli brothers first began throwing parties in an albanian dive bar in torontos east end, but have gone on to grace the stage at a spectrum of the city s establishments. they hold down a residency at a rotating disco jam called beam me up which, while held monthly at the piston, has taken place in a film studio, an artist commune, above a furniture store and inside the great hall. their debut 12inch for basic fingers features two cuts. first up wicked one, a fiery slice of gospel served with a rich piano hook. on the flip we re treated to magic rhythm (of love), a masterclass in pure disco-funk insanity. looking for a peak-time workout with lots of percussion? look no further

soul / funk 7 inch

disco edits

early support by jamie jones, hector romero, tom findlay

the second ep in the patchouli brothers two part release on gamm begins with fuqua & james, an uplifting, warm and soulful disco jam that aims straight for the heart of any soulful disco head. the b side peace, love & understanding is for all the philly fans out there just straight-up good disco music.

in the world of disco edits the patchouli brothers are as in demand as you can possibly be right now. their edits and reworks are played and hyped by all the major players in the game and now they got a two-part release on gamm. on the first ep we begin with all good things, a looped up disco nugget aimed straight for the peak hour. decent! on the b, we get more organic with a proper feel-good disco thang in classic patchouli style.

slamming remixes !!

ltd 10 inch , brasil disco

next slamming disco! everyone has to deal with night cravings, but the way you handle them makes all the difference. beam me up (cyclist & the patchouli brothers) invites you all to indulge your senses with three tracks that all reveal the same quiet intent and zeal for detail rich, full of texture and luscious.

seriously dope 4 track disco edits ep. first up is jaz. the south carolina native is at the top of the disco edits game, with records out on universal cave, rotating souls, and passport to paradise. “the end¯” is a 90bpm monster. easily suited for lovers of balearic, one of those rare slow tracks that can really rock a dance floor. the patchouli brothers are up and comers from toronto, with a 12” on basic fingers, “cheat, lie, kill, die¯” is a mid tempo stomper. a versatile track easily blended with disco or house, and a hook so catchy, crowds are singing along before the end of the track. will martin opens up the b-side with pure fire. “rock me again” is the transformation of a 2 minute james brown production into 7 and a half minutes of dance floor ecstasy. martin is known for lo-fi house, with releases on 2mr, dolly, argot, and supply records. studebaker hawk closes us out with the b-boy jam, “say africa”. breaks for days, and even a heavy guitar solo. this track is for lovers of deep disco, classic hip hop, and afrobeat. limited run so don t sleep on this one!