Friday 23 October 2009

We're happy here, in our Happy House ...




THE tune of 2008 IMHO; the Juan Maclean's Happy House has been remixed and refixed in fine style on a new package of mixes. Click here to have a listen on Spotify.

Wednesday 14 October 2009

Oh, Annie!



The original Queen of the Blogs Annie returns with a fantastic slice of pop from her VERY long awaited second album, 'Don't Stop' this November. Number one for 9 weeks ... in a parallel universe!

Tuesday 13 October 2009

The Golden Path




Hot young things the Golden Filter follow their recent remixes for Little Boots and Empire Of The Sun with a great new tune, 'Thunderbird', released this November.

Monday 5 October 2009

Ze is 30!


Speaking of 30 year anniversaries the one and only Ze Records (through Strut) is celebrating three decades of amazing tunes in the shape of a new compilation Ze 30: Ze Records Story 1979-2009. The album focuses on some of the less celebrated gems (from the likes of Suicide and Casino Music) from the archives alongside Ze classics from Was (Not Was) and Kid Creole & The Coconuts. Have a listen over on Spotify.

For those not acquainted with the mighty Ze, check out the brilliant Mutant Disco comps in three bite size volumes. 1,2,3 .

For your visual delight the amazing Kid Creole & His Coconuts and 'Stool Pigeon' (just don't mention the Dollyrockers ...)

Thursday 1 October 2009

You're Living In A Disco - Forget About The Rat Race!



M's Pop Muzik is 30 (!) years old nearly to the day and it's still an amazing groundbreaking tune. To celebrate the anniversary a whole slew of remixes have been commissioned including a very decent rework from Norwegian re-edit master Todd Terje. Have a listen over on Spotify.

But for my twopenneth, the original's still the one ...

Only Fools And Horses - Spectacle wins (Holy Ghost! Mix)


Speaking of Holy Ghost!, here's a great remix the NYC boys did early on in the year for Only Fools And Horses.

Bar Kays - Holy Ghost (Disco Mix)


Featured on the Rapture's nifty K7! mix last year and probably best known for supplying one of the numerous breaks for MARRS' Pump Up the Volume, Stax house band the Bar Kays' Holy Ghost is a tune in its own right. Correct me if I'm wrong but it may have also been the inspiration for respected DFA discoists Holy Ghost!'s moniker. dis-co.