Disco House

The Ministry of Sound brand is famous for compiling high-quality dance and club music, and 21st Century Disco is no exception. The compilation brings together various artists and DJs from the dance and electronic music scene, mixing classic disco hits with modern house beats, funk, and electronic rhythms. The album’s title reflects its dual approach, combining the nostalgic influence of 1970s disco with the contemporary club culture of the early 2000s. The compilation provides a modern reimagining of the disco sound, often with remixes and updated versions of classic tracks, while still retaining the groove and energy that made disco such an iconic genre.

"Ministry of Sound: 21st Century Disco" is a compilation album released in 2002 by Ministry of Sound, a famous UK-based electronic music brand. This album, which features various artists, showcases a blend of disco, house, and dance music, representing the evolution of classic disco music into modern sounds of the early 21st century.

Fat driving house beats and catchy melodies that everyone knows and loves! The best of Disco House classics on 2 CDs!

"The F-111 House Session" by DJ Feelgood, released in 2000, is a compilation album that showcases the vibrant sounds of house music during that era. The album primarily features house music, including subgenres like deep house and progressive house, reflecting the energetic and danceable vibe of early 2000s electronic music. DJ Feelgood is known for his work in the electronic music scene, particularly in house music. His mixes often blend various tracks to create a seamless listening experience that resonates with club culture.

The influence that 80s gay nightlife had on electronic music, pop music in general and the evolution of clubbing for subsequent generations is pretty much incalculable. In spite of the shadow of AIDs and reactionary political and media forces both at home and in the USA, the period 1980 1990 bore witness to a dazzling explosion of dance music that artfully drew a line from the peak of late 70s disco to the emergence of house and it's 90s glory days. The art of the 12" single, the thrill of the remix, the rise of the superclub, the electronic spark of chart pop, the challenging of gender barriers… all had their origin in the gay clubs. It's not unreasonable to make the claim that by the end of the 80s, virtually ALL chart pop music sounded like it had it's origins on the dancefloors of Heaven nightclub! Over 5CDs Box Of Sin strives to tell the story of that decade across 54 tracks, and to tease apart the strands of 80s gay clubbing to show a period of unrivalled creativity and disco diversity.

"The F-111 House Session" by DJ Feelgood, released in 2000, is a compilation album that showcases the vibrant sounds of house music during that era. The album primarily features house music, including subgenres like deep house and progressive house, reflecting the energetic and danceable vibe of early 2000s electronic music. DJ Feelgood is known for his work in the electronic music scene, particularly in house music. His mixes often blend various tracks to create a seamless listening experience that resonates with club culture.

"Samplitude" (2001) is an album by Olav Basoski, a prominent Dutch DJ and producer known for his work in the genres of house music, deep house, and progressive house. Basoski gained international recognition in the late '90s and early 2000s for his funky and melodic approach to house music, and Samplitude is one of the defining releases of his career.

"Spaced Invader" (2000) is a CD single by Hatiras, a Canadian DJ and music producer known for his work in house music, particularly funky house and electro house. Released in 2000, Spaced Invader became one of Hatiras' signature tracks, making a significant impact in the dance and electronic music scene at the time.

With those summer nights coming to an end, and all roads leading to the cold winter ahead, Bargrooves returns with an unrivalled selection of the very best current and classic disco and disco-influenced house music from around the globe, looking to keep the fire burning that little bit longer. Bargrooves Disco 3.0 features the huge CamelPhat & Elderbrook 'Cola', the dancefloor anthem of 2017, getting a rework courtesy of Mousse T., whilst The Shapeshifters outstanding brand new single 'When Love Breaks Down' and Folamour's 'Home Beyond The Clouds' prove that disco is still a key element in contemporary house music today.