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Eddie Tour – Lectric Love
The Revenge – Heavy Love
Luke Million – Arnold
Joey Negro – Beyond The Dance (The Revenge)
Johnwaynes – High (Just John Mix)
Jamie Lloyd – Movin In (Brennan Green’s Movin’ Out Remix)
Ilija Rudman – Call Me Tonight(The Revenge 1-800 Mix)
Rubber Room – Dark Desire
The Revenge – Forever In Their Debt (The Revenge’s Pitched Down Mix)
The Revenge – Hotz 4 You
llija Rudman – Time & Time
Ilija Rudman – Time & Time (Dub)
New Mjondalen Disco Swingers – Eurodans
Johnwaynes – Turn On
Mungolian Jetset – Moon Jocks N Prog Rocks
Sidwho? – Pay For Love
Neurotic Drum Band – Robotic Hypnotic Adventure (Runaway Remix)

VOLTAGE ‘ALL NIGHT’ TRAILER from Cutters Records on Vimeo.

Nile Delta and Dan Whitford ( Cut Copy ) are serious. I’ll be grabbing this lovely yellow 12 ASAP.

I had the pleasure of spending some time with royalty last week on my travels through the North Pole region. If you don’t already know, Thomas has a new record out, self titled, and its incredible. I now have it on wax ( for my son’s growing collection ) but i also downloaded it on the tour bus while i crossed the German border onto Belgium. The soldier-less forest was a perfect window setting for the epic journey. I couldn’t help but think, while i was listening to this record, that it will be one of ” those ” records dug up by kids in the future around the same time they discover cult bands like Neu. It chugs away into the centre of your mind only to release beautiful chordal movements and fringe delay pieces that join the tracks together. Its so important i feel. A record made for the right reasons, ultimately by the sounds of it, for him and his family. In a time when disco is quite homogenised it’s so refreshing to hear a founder of the cosmic movement reveal what its really all about….. “good ideas”. No frills all thrills do your self a flavour.

The Swiss – Mix for Studio Brussels

Tracklist

Ratatat – Drugs
Ilija Rudman – In Motion
D-Train – You’re The One For Me
Tensnake – Coma Cat
Tiger & Woods – Gin Nation
Felix – Tiger Stripes
Sidwho? – Pay For Love (Jamie Paton edit)
Gino Soccio – Dancer
Luke Million – Up Down
Le Knight Club – Holiday On Ice
Simian Mobile Disco – Flea In Your Ear
Tiga – Beep Beep Beep (The Emperor Machine remix)
In Flagranti – Business Acumen (Holy Ghost! cover version)
The Golden Filter – Thunderbird (Villa remix)
Joakim – Come Into My Kitchen
French Fries – Predador
Armand Van Helden – U Don’t Know Me
The Swiss – Bubble Bath (Glimmers Plastic Edit)
The Swiss – Bubble Bath

They have also got a paid soundcloud account so now their superb first EP is available for download again aswell

The Swiss – Movement Part 1

The Swiss – Movement Part 2

The Swiss – Movement Part 3

This Sunday (Queen’s Birthday Weekend) Canyons will be gracing Sugar with their presence. These guys are really nice as well as being amazing DJ’s. They were here about a year ago playing the Ed Castle and the select crew of music lovers in the know  had an amazing time. They are signed to Modular, had a release on DFA and run their own label; Hole in the Sky.

Here is a taste of what to expect. The mix is from Melbourne radio show Death of a Disco Dancer and has quite a few jams.

Canyons’ Death Mix

Link via H.I.T.S.

This Thursday will feature DJ Spun of Rong Music – an amazing New York Label. He started out as a punk ( a surprisingly common beginning for House and Disco DJ’s) and soon moved onto hip hop and later got entangle with Harvey and Sarcastic Disco. He changed coasts to New York where he started Rong with Ben Cook. He also curates Museum of Modern Art PS1′s seminal Warm Up – a summer party in the museum’s courtyard.

He was kind enough to answer a few questions for us.

Winston: What made you shift from punk to dance music?

Jason (DJ Spun): I got into hip hop first which had somewhat similar energy music of the oppressed and disenfranchised. I was prob

ably rebelling against how stale and narrow minded I felt some people in the punk scene had become.

Winston: What made you want to start your label Rong?

Jason: There wasn’t really a master plan. I moved to New York and it was a way for my partner Ben Cook and I to keep working together and to put out some music from ourselves and some like minded friends. It was easy to get it started at that time, being that I was good friends with the people at Syntax Distribution (RIP).

Winston: Which seminal disco re-editor/remixer would you most want to remix one of your tracks: Tom Moulton, Shep Pettibone or Larry Levan and why?

Jason: Walter Gibbons. Oh sorry he wasn’t on your list. Actually it would depend on the project. If it was more straight forward I’d say Tom Moulton who is still on the scene and doing good work. He came out to my parties at ps1 a couple times and is a really nice guy. If the track was more unusual I’d have to say Larry.

Winston: Did you always want to make and play music for a living?

Jason: Pretty much, my twin brother Donovan and I would lip synch and pantomime Kiss songs for the family from about 5 or 6 years old. I think I wrote my first song at around 8 and started playing in a band with much older people at 13.

Winston: What’s your 5 favourite songs at the moment?

Jason: My favorites change almost every day. How about my current 5 fave rong songs.

Coati Mundi – Voyage Libertad to the Boat Dance

James Chance  - Incorrigible

Vegard Dyvik – C.O.D.E.S.

Lee Douglas – Our Song 99

Rub n Tug – Lower Beard Stays the Same

Here is a taste of what to expect on the sonic front

CL010: DJ SPUN LIVE AT CUTLOOSE 19TH MARCH

Link via Cut Loose

After the last few parties at Sugar (Jacques Renault, Woolfy) nothing less than complete debauchery is acceptable – that means naked breakdancing.

Kisses XX

AAC

We at Adult Arts Club are a little obsessed with Larry Levan. Since some of us are trying to cut back on our obsessions with Arthur Russell our love for Levan has increased to fill the void. This is an amazing mix of his productions and remixes and really captures quintessential 80s disco. If you don’t know the history behind the Paradise Garage which Levan was resident of for nearly a decade than  educate yourself – it’s kind of a heartbreaking story so get the tissue ready.  It’s mixed by DJ Spinna who is pretty amazing in his own right – check out his compilation The Boogie back, you will thank me later.

DJ Spinna – Larry Levan Dedication Part 1

If that doesn’t entice this  amazing mix should.

Jacques Renault – One’s & Two’s Mix