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Midnight Riot's ongoing 'Disco Made Me Do It' compilation series reaches volume seven. Like its' predecessors, the 20-track set prioritises fun and frolics, blurring the boundaries between disco, electrofunk, nu-disco and house via a mixture of unreleased cuts, high-grade remixes, exclusives and familiar favourites. There's naturally tons to get the blood pumping throughout, with the many highlights including Opolopo's deliciously squelchy, sun-soaked and soulful take on Danny Kane and Princess Freesia's 'I Love The Way You Do', Yam Who's fantastic, early '80s disco style rework of Bazza Ranks and Venessa Jackson's 'Talk Is Cheap', the synth-heavy nu-disco perfection of Sammy Deuce's 'Give Me Love', and the low-slung, party-starting brilliance of Brothers In Arts' 'We Got The Funk', featuring the distinctive vocals of Freakpower's Ashley Slater.

NOW That’s What I Call Music continue their vinyl-only 80s Dancefloor series with a 2LP set focussed on Disco & Electro. The first volume HI-NRG and Pop was issued earlier this month, while this new selection features 29 tracks pressed on purple and pink vinyl, including songs from Carly Simon, Irene Cara, Sister Sledge, Diana Ross, Donna Summer, Chaka Khan, Nu Shooz,

Since it’s launch in 2010, White Mink : Black Cotton (Electro Swing vs Speakeasy Jazz) has been at the very forefront of a burgeoning new scene. The compilation series was described by dance music bible Mixmag as “Electro Swing’s first landmark moment” and has since gone on to achieve cult status and award-winning sales. The inaugural launch party has since evolved into a world-class events company under the same White Mink umbrella, with shows from Berlin to Glastonbury Festival, Shepherds Bush Empire to Latitude Festival…

The Big Payback is a 4CD box set of rare soul and funk released in 1998 by Clubmasters. It consists of 10 songs on each disc, featuring the works of Syl Johnson, Eddie Bo, Chuck Carbo, and Nu Sound Express, a few of which have been sampled over the years in hip-hop. Many of these recordings are sourced from vinyl.

Soul Clap step up to the fabric compilation series with an eclectic selection to loosen up the dancefloor. With a style that’s distinctively their own, they carve hip hop, funk, soul and disco into a modern house music sound. The Boston raised and NYC based DJ and production duo reach a decade of releases in 2017 and fabric 93 takes the baton from 2016's self-titled artist album and their 2015 EP with seminal funk legend George Clinton.

Untitled is the debut and only album from the alternative metal band Five Pointe O. The album was released on March 19, 2002 via Roadrunner Records. The album's only single, "Double X Minus", received moderate airplay on MTV2's Headbangers Ball and Kerrang! TV. "The Infinity" was featured on the Resident Evil soundtrack.

Our influences are massively varied, spanning multiple eras and genres of music. We feel like our sound is our own. No one has been able to name a single band we sound like. Our music embraces the pain that's often unavoidable in life that can cripple and use it as a catalyst for energy and power to grow and change.

The sixth edition of our standard annual compilation is finally here. Timewarp compiles the best tracks appeared on our catalog over the past year while he digs deeper around and selects unreleased cuts and welcomes these tracks and their artists into our label's finest compilation series: Freestyle 4 Funk 6 (Compiled by Timewarp). New comers are: Sampleheadz, Vito Lalinga (Vi Mode Inc. Project), DJ Celeste Lear and one unreleased track from JazzProfilactika. The compilation's style has a big variety of electronic nu funk & nu jazz blended with breakbeat, broken beats, afro, disco & soul.