THE UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE

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THE THREE MOTHER NATURES [+1]

THE THREE MOTHER NATURES [+1]

THE THREE MOTHER NATURES [+1]

MASTERS

EROT

FROM RESIDENT ADVISOR IDJUT BOYS INTERVIEW

(discogs here):

This was on the first volume of your Saturday Nite Live mix series.
DT: We put it out [as well].
Really? I wasn't sure whether Discfunction was your label. Let's talk a little bit about Erot who, sadly, is no longer with us.
DT: What can you say? If you hear this song—or the song that's on the other side, which is a Curtis Mayfield loop on the wrong speed with him just doing his thing—it just does you. Every time. I can't hear this record—and this is one record that got played a lot [by us]—without it having some quite emotional [effect on me]. It's weird. Erot was really good mates with Bjørn Torske and we met him a few times because we were going there a lot.
To Bergen?
DT: Yeah. And Oslo. Erot was really into it. He was starting to do a lot of stuff, and collecting lots of records. I remember when we had to give him some money for this record he just said, "Can you get me a load of records [instead]?" 

So we bought him a load of disco records! [laughs] That was probably one of the last times we saw him: to give him 40 12-inches: "Here you go mate, here's a bag of records." And he was like, "Yes!" He was made-up. If you listen to any of his records they are properly out there, dub music. Rules are out the window.
Where do you think that approach came from, because he was only 23 when he died?
DT: God knows. And God knows what he would have done [had he lived], bless him.

VANCOUVER

LETS'S GO!!!

CANDLES

BASKETBALL

NO GOLD

drum dance

shadows of love

came to me from my history

THE FUTURES

the business

THE SCENE

wise it up

IDRIS MUHAMMED

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the myth of musical genius

CLASSIC

FOR THE DISCO FREAKS

IN YOUR HANDS

hey, I've been hanging on to this one for a little while, made it last fall. i thought it was lost when my hard drive crashed but i found it again! anyways here you go, this one is my only real recorded attempt with serato, only the prince track is from vinyl, recorded live with a little post editing.

IN YOUR HANDS

mixed by JLM

1. ll cool j - i want you

2. the barkays - holy ghost (loot edit)

3. invincible scum - shake it up

4. elridge & huey - revolutionary bust (JLM live edit)

5. unknown artist - yes you may

6. lcd soundsystem - 45:33 (shame on you)

7. prince - hot thing (shep pettibone edit)

8. sly & robbie - billy jean

9. simon baker - plastik (todd terje's turkatech remix)

10. inflagranti - where is miss palmer

11. gabrielle - forget about the world (daft punk remix)

12. botella project - sensual confessions (ooft edit)

13. jona - take five

14. ramirez - hablando (radioslave breakdown mix)

15. inner city - big fun (s.m.d. remix)

16. audion - billy says go

17. seth troxler - love bezerker

18. afefe iku - mirrordance

19. pirates of the caribbean - tu no sabe

20. jimmy edgar - my beats

21. kraftwerk - computer world

22. cassius - la mouche

23. barfly - 2 copies

that fire

this is the video for the jimmy edgar remix of a new kathy diamond song called fire. i have yet to hear the original but jimmy's take is really sick, bouncy kick nice synths and all that goodness. the video is pretty interesting too. oddly enough this is gonna be out on disco demolition a label from the midwest...?  jimmy edgar can be found here


Fire (Jimmy Edgar Remix) from Erik West on Vimeo.

record nerdus

this guy goes to africa and buys old vinyl from afro-beat bands. there may be a whole lot of cultural appropriation issues at work here but i will forgo them for the sake of good music! he runs a blog called voodoofunk

this is a trailer for a documentary someone is making about him.


"Take Me Away Fast" Trailer from Leigh Iacobucci on Vimeo.

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