vinyl only.

vinyl only - red vinyl.

fat edits 001
funky/disco re-edit with analog stuff

for the fourth release of hello sailor recordings, boss lady renata do valle curated the sounds of fatnotronic and joutro mundo, two of brazil s major disco forces, to collaborate on the project, featuring edits from gretchen super sexy and tudao from banda black rio. the new versions deliver a longer and punchier bass line and a groove that got extended to satisfy our ears and resulting in a dance floor-minded record, faithful to its original brilliance.

some new disco stuff

hit it & quit its main man frank booker with a double header for razor-n-tape: hand stamped label

beaten space probe is the rising star of the new tokyo disco edit scene. his first record on glenview comes with 4 edits, the first being his take on brooklyn dreams “street man” followed by barbara roy “if you want me” b/w norma jean wright “sorcerer” and larrys fat band “act like you .

with two highly successful eps on gamm our stockholm turntable master will-rock is now back with his 3rd and in our opinion strongest ep.
this time he takes on beyonce, hooking up her vocals with a classy maceo funk classic. on the flip hubby jay-z gets his revenge when his 99 problems classic gets funked up with fatback bands >wicky wacky<. trust us … this one rocks the party big time! as a bonus we also left you with a nice edit of the original >wicky wacky< jam as well.

amazing 4 tracks feat. the masters of edit

a sly pair of cheeky bangers slope their way out on very limited edition white label vinyl on new imprint boogie futuro.

repress, no picture cover - all star cast from 4 different cosmic corners comes the more electronic side of hamam. think of it as the dorian gray of frankfurt airport , but instead its at the hamam in istanbul.

repress - all star cast from 4 different cosmic corners comes the more electronic side of hamam. think of it as the dorian gray of frankfurt airport , but instead its at the hamam in istanbul.

2nd tape from peter!

harry robinson s twins of evil remains one of the most potent and evocative scores to emerge from the hammer horror films. a work of supreme suspense, it derives much of its wallop from its expert pacing, shifting from discordant intensity to lush romance with uncommon precision.

mr. scruff delivers a head-spinning melange of grooves for the next dj-kicks installment.